Youth manifesto for Assembly polls released

Youth manifesto for Assembly polls released

The Hindu

With the Assembly elections round the corner, the election desk of the Young People for Politics (YPP) released its Tamil Nadu youth manifesto on Sunday. The manifesto has been prepared by youth from different backgrounds and aims at helping their voices resonate with political parties and leaders. The manifesto was unveiled at a virtual event organised by the YPP. The demands in the manifesto include employment, women’s rights, building a casteless Tamil society, holistic rural well-being, tribal rights, and rights of persons with disabilities.
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