RSS, Rahul Gandhi Court Gen Z; Who Will Win India's Biggest Vote Bank? | Briefing Room
Why is every political party suddenly reaching out to Gen Z? With young voters set to become India's largest electoral bloc by the 2029 Lok
Why is every political party suddenly reaching out to Gen Z? With young voters set to become India's largest electoral bloc by the 2029 Lok Sabha elections, the battle to win their trust has intensified. On The Briefing Room, Madhavdas Gopalakrishnan examines the RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's outreach to Gen Z, his remarks on protests, dialogue, LGBTQ rights, education and Pakistan, alongside Rahul Gandhi's renewed engagement with students. Is this genuine outreach or political strategy?
Watch the full debate as panellists discuss why Gen Z has become the biggest political battleground ahead of 2029. Times Now - Times Now News channel examines news with in-depth analysis. We provide much more than the latest news and breaking news of the day. Times Network houses upscale television channels. Times Network takes the lead with its ground-breaking innovation and disruption of a new content category. The Times Network channels, which
have a global footprint in 100 countries, inform, entertain, and engage viewers of all ages with fascinating and intriguing content, news, and information. Check out our website Times Now News App Subscribe to our other network channels Times Now Navbharat Zoom Mirror Now ET Now TN+ Chapters 0:00 Understanding Gen Z: The New Political Force in India 1:06 Key Messages from RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat to Gen Z 2:38 Why Gen Z
Matters: Demographics and Political Impact 3:39 The Growing Influence of Gen Z in Upcoming Elections 5:13 Comparing Gen Z Voting Trends: Congress vs. BJP 7:45 The Importance of Gen Z Votes: Lessons from Tamil Nadu 9:13 Debate on Gen Z Engagement: Rahul Gandhi vs. Mohan Bhagwat 11:54 Challenges Facing Gen Z: Education and Accountability 15:10 Dialogue and Protest: The Role of Gen Z in Democracy 19:30 The Need for Political Accountability: Gen Z's Expectations
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