In India’s Lok Sabha elections, with nearly 970 million voters, the opinions and needs of the youthful population are critical. Over 40% are under 25, making education and employment top electoral priorities. Despite improvements in access, educational quality remains inconsistent, with high dropout rates and inadequate infrastructure. Both Congress and BJP highlight education reforms in their manifestos, focusing on improving access, quality, and technology integration. However, challenges like the digital divide and implementation of the New Education Policy persist. With youth unemployment high, addressing these issues effectively is crucial for leveraging India’s demographic dividend and fostering economic growth.
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