Campus Debate - Social Media, Youth & Politics (MIT, Pune)

In this edition of Campus Debate, the Rajya Sabha TV team goes to the Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT), Pune, where we discuss the impact of social media in getting youth to participate more actively in politics.
Anchor: Sana Khan

[@rajeshsapan4693]

first of all i would like to say this that ,social media for the use of politics is just a goofy idea ,today youths are not interested in politics rather they are more into western gig's ...tho youth power is the only medium through which India can get back its lost reputation due to a ace flow of talent ,but one question arise here is if the mind and thoughts of our youth in India is western then what is the use of politics and for what we are debating ...we should look forward to turn the flow of youth mind towards the development and saturating the Indian culture . and about this discussion in MIT i think they should use Hindi more than English to express there views after all all netas are taking away the votes using Hindi not English ..congress right from the scratch had the western influences more than its own traditions . .thank you!!

[@sruthidevi8443]

I like dis channel....it is very useful for telugu people......it gives more information for us .....thanks a lot

[@EntertainmentArchitect]

I like Sana Khan's work. ..Budding journalist's can learn from her.. Nice debate.. good going RSTV..

[@Reddy787]

great work by the rajya sabha channel forvery informative debate we need such plenty ofdebate for our youth to know what going on the country

[@sheetalsolomon4653]

Social media is only d aspect where politician can provoke der ideas , abating d vain & mke dis country as wealth as they can

[@sheetalsolomon4653]

Nice...help to know d rel

[@sheetalsolomon4653]

Social media is only d aspect for d politician where they can provoke der ideas in terms of abating vain