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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

The disruptive rise of India’s new political generation

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Amal Chandra & Ajay Karuvally
The disruptive rise of India’s new political generation
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The article explores how India's youth are shifting from passive voters to an independent political force that demands authenticity and accessibility. It argues that traditional hierarchical political communication is being replaced by digital-first, decentralized engagement.

India’s political establishment has long spoken of youth in the future tense — young people as tomorrow’s leaders, democracy’s inheritors, and the next generation of voters. Beneath this language of hope, however, is a political reality, which is that power has remained concentrated among ageing leaders who rarely entrusted young people with real influence. That political fiction is now rapidly fading.

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