Government's big Gen Z outreach: One minister to visit one university every day

The Indian government has launched an initiative to engage with young people by having one minister visit one university every day. This move is aimed at addressing the concerns of Generation Z, who have been actively participating in protests across the country. The protests were sparked by the leak of a National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, or NEET, paper, which has been a major issue for students. By reaching out to universities, the government hopes to better understand the needs and grievances of this demographic and potentially ease tensions.

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The Indian government's initiative to reach out to Gen Z is a positive step, but its impact on the markets is unclear. It could lead to increased stability and confidence among young investors, but it is too early to tell.

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