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- Actor and UNDP India Youth Champion Sanjana Sanghi spoke at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
- She urged global leaders to prioritize funding for education, healthcare, and vocational training.
- Sanghi argued that young people should move from being policy beneficiaries to active participants in decision-making.
- She highlighted an acute poverty of trust between current institutions and the youth population.
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Sanjana Sanghi
Actor and UNDP India Youth Champion
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“Are we preparing our generations in a way that they deserve to be prepared?”
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…Champion Sanjana Sanghi addressed a high-level engagement at the United Nations in New York, calling for greater investment in education and healthcare and a bigger role for young people in shaping policy decisions. “ Are we preparing our generations in a way that they deserve to be prepared? ” she asked, reflecting on India's large youth population and her own work in youth-led development. She said she believes that education can be a starting point for wider social change and drew from her personal…
“The real thing it comes down to is an acute poverty of trust”
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…trust. Her message ultimately came down to the fact that young people cannot remain mere beneficiaries of decisions made for them when they are the ones who will have to live with what those decisions leave behind. “ The real thing it comes down to is an acute poverty of trust ,” Sanghi said, adding that she would rather see fundamental problems in education and healthcare addressed through collective action before young people reach a point where they have to take to the streets. Sanghi’s…
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