Dehradun, Sept. 21 -- India's youth power represents a massive political force, with over 22 crore voters aged 18 to 29 acting as a decisive swing constituency. As the country approaches the next major electoral cycle, both the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Indian National Congress have sharply tailored their political strategies to capture the mandate of Gen Z and young millennials. However, their approaches reflect fundamentally different narratives of governance and public engagement. The ABVP victory in the DUSU elections has brought this even more into focus.
The BJP's approach involves Aspiration, Tech, and Nation-Building. It positions India's youth as the foundational architects of an Atmanirbhar Bharat and the driving force...