Youth Reach

About

Vulnerable youth education and skill training, based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The organisation runs programmes including vocational training, life skills, counseling for vulnerable youth, directly benefiting communities across the region. Volunteers and interns can engage through roles such as vocational trainer intern, counselor volunteer, life skills educator, gaining hands-on experience in skill development work.

Team size

100-500

Funding type

Government + Corporate CSR

Programs

Programme details for this NGO are being compiled. Check back soon.

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ThePrint·10 Aug 2026

BSP's Akash Anand slams BJP; calls Rahul, Akhilesh 'uncle' in reach out to youth ahead of UP polls

Hathras (UP), Aug 10 (PTI) BSP leader Akash Anand on Monday launched a broadside against the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh over jobs, education and law and order, while taking digs at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, calling them both “uncle”, as the party stepped up preparations for next year’s […]

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The Economic Times·10 Aug 2026

On 1st Independence Day post-end of Maoism, Tiranga Yatra to reach villages once hit by Naxalism

India Independence Day 2026: Naxalism is now eliminated in Chhattisgarh, according to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai. The Tiranga Yatra will reach remote villages and schools in former Maoist strongholds. This campaign aims to remind the youth of freedom fighters' sacrifices. Prime Minister Modi launched the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign as a nationwide movement. The tricolour symbolizes the honor and unity of all Indians.

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Business Today·10 Aug 2026

Jharkhand job exam row: Protestors reach Assembly after police action, Rahul Gandhi slams use of force

"Every government must listen to what students are saying and take action to change the education system," Gandhi asserted. He added that the state administration must engage in meaningful dialogue with youth rather than suppressing their grievances.

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ANI (Asian News International)·7 Aug 2026

"Youth will hold government accountable" claims Chandrashekhar Azad, urges caste census, seeks mandal commission reforms

Chandrashekhar Azad called for a caste-based census to identify economically uplifted communities and ensure reservation benefits reach those who still need them. Referring to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's remarks on Gen Z protesters, Azad accused the government of ignoring the remaining Mandal Commission recommendations and said the youth would hold the Centre accountable both inside Parliament and on the streets.

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Free Press Journal·7 Aug 2026

‘Those Who Benefited Should Pass It On’: Mohan Bhagwat Backs Wider Reach Of Reservation, Cites BR Ambedkar’s Vision | Video

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat said reservation must continue as long as social discrimination persists, invoking BR Ambedkar’s vision and backing discussions on quota categorisation. He stressed that reservation should promote social upliftment and unity rather than political divisions. At the youth summit, speakers also discussed the Jantar Mantar unrest and the need for timely government dialogue.

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