Neelam Azad, a young graduate, is currently imprisoned for her involvement in a protest at the Indian Parliament. Her actions symbolize the frustration felt by many Indian youths facing unemployment since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in 2014.
The issue of youth unemployment is a central theme in the ongoing general elections in India, especially in regions like Haryana, where traditional agriculture no longer provides sufficient opportunities for the younger generation.
The story of Neelam Azad sheds light on the challenges faced by young Indians seeking employment and the government’s response to the crisis. The situation highlights the urgent need for job creation and economic reforms to address the issue of mass unemployment.
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The story of Neelam Azad highlights the pressing need for reform in India’s job market and the importance of addressing youth unemployment to ensure a prosperous future for the country.