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Youth Engagement in Indian Politics Issues

The document presents a series of questions raised by members of the Young Indian Parliament Surat Chapter, addressing various social and political issues affecting youth engagement, women's safety, healthcare access in rural areas, the influence of adult content on teenagers, electoral bond exploitation, sports focus, and foreign policy concerns regarding Turkey and Pakistan. Each question highlights the need for government action and accountability in these critical areas. The overall theme emphasizes the importance of addressing youth concerns and ensuring their active participation in democracy.

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Youth Engagement in Indian Politics Issues

The document presents a series of questions raised by members of the Young Indian Parliament Surat Chapter, addressing various social and political issues affecting youth engagement, women's safety, healthcare access in rural areas, the influence of adult content on teenagers, electoral bond exploitation, sports focus, and foreign policy concerns regarding Turkey and Pakistan. Each question highlights the need for government action and accountability in these critical areas. The overall theme emphasizes the importance of addressing youth concerns and ensuring their active participation in democracy.

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YOUNG INDIAN PARLIAMENT 2.

0
SURAT CHAPTER

QUESTION HOUR

1) Sanskri Jitendra Singh, Sriperumbudur, Tamilnadu

Q- When we call ourselves the world's largest democracy, why do the youth not want to
engage in poli cs? why do 29% of youth avoid poli es? why do 18% blame a lack. of trust in
poli cal par es for not vo ng: ny are only 11° Members os carlament under the age 40, 1 why
are tere only 3MPS who are 25 or younger? What is the government doing with these
sta s es? why haue we not seen any strong acron that has increased poli al engagement
among youth?

2) Aarya Kalathiya (Azad Yuva dal).

Ques on - Do women In rural villages of India full safe repor ng crimes likes harasment or
domes c abuse? are girls and young women safe while travelling to sohool on college in areas
that is low developed.

3) Ansuman Singh Gehlot

Ques on: -In tribal and border villages of Odisha including Balasore, PHC’s o en func on
without doors. What is the governments immediate plan to revolve rural doctor Vacancies and
ensure 24 x 7 medical access.

4) Shivnarayan Panigrahi, Karimganj, Assam

Ques on: Why is it that adult content is so readily accessible - reaching over 60% of teenagers
before the age of 13 - while quality educa onal resources remain scarce? What concrete steps
will the government take to curb this harmful exposure that is fueling depression and anxiety
among our youth, and to ensure that access to quality educa on is made a priority?

5) Navya Bha ar

Ques on - Honourable Minister, when the Kamala - Balan embankment breached three mes
in 2019 & even today nearly 0% of Indian east villages every monsoon: spending + 30
permanent solu ons.
6) Meet Agarwal - kurukshetra- party 2
Ques on: - Electoral bonds are a means for a ci zen to "donate" to their favoured par es
which can quite easily be exploited and used to create rela onships between the industrialists
and the goverments, yet, the electoral bonds remain ac ve and prevalent, why?

7) Anuradha Mall -
Ques on: Why is sposts sector authori es only focussing on cricket even if it's not our na onal
sports? And how can we make India a top medallist and make youth par cipate in it.

8) Anushka Gupta -Barpeta, Assam

Ques on - Sabhapa mahodaya, While India was among the first na ons to send humanitarian
aid to Turkey during the 2023 earthquakes, displaying the spirit of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam'
Then, why has Turkey repeatedly chosen to support Pakistan on interna onal forums and on
the sensi ve issue of Kashmir? Does this not expose a flaw in our foreign policy - where
goodwill is extended *without securing strategic reciprocity? Has the Ministry reassessed the
cost of such unreciprocated diplomacy in safeguarding na onal interest?

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