22/07/2026
Three governments. Three years. One generation!
(2022), (2024), and (2025) witnessed youth-led movements that reshaped their political landscapes. While each case was unique, they reflected a common reality: a generation demanding greater accountability, opportunity, and responsiveness from public institutions.
In " 's Education Crisis, Region's Gen Z Reckoning and the Future of South Asian Governance," the CGAPA's director examines how the NEET-UG controversy and broader educational challenges highlight concerns that extend beyond national borders.
The article explores why youth disenchantment, educational inequities, and governance deficits are increasingly becoming regional policy issues with implications for stability, development, and social cohesion across .
A timely analysis of why investing in education, institutional reform, and youth inclusion is essential for building a more resilient and future-ready region.