PM's Gen Z, Gen Alpha outreach: Ministers told to visit universities, govt schools
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directed government ministers to engage directly with university students and visit schools to assess facilities. The initiative aims to strengthen the government's connection with younger generations while also emphasizing the importance of a robust social media presence for officials.
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This reflects a strategic effort by the ruling party to improve public perception and address student grievances through direct outreach and digital engagement.
NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi Wednesday asked ministers to spend a day at universities interacting with students and also visit govt schools in their constituencies to assess the facilities being provided to children, including mid-day meals. The twin directives are aimed at strengthening engagement with Gen Z and Gen Alpha (aged 5-15).During the Cabinet meeting, the overall social media performance, ranking of all ministers, was also shared. This was carried out based on activity, engagement and traction across platforms, including Instagram, X, Facebook and LinkedIn from May 1 to Aug 15. PM topped the list.
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