We, The Young, are fuelled by our ideas and driven by our dreams. We breathe passion into things we do and are on a quest to find our own voice amidst all the clutter & noise. We are diverse, unapologetic about who we love or identify as. We are creators, thinkers and believers, bursting and overflowing with talent. We are entrepreneurs, artists, authors and leaders of the new world – We, The Young are a crazy breed, and it is our stories – the stories of a new generation – that will define and shape the future. Welcome to a space that celebrates these voices!

Chase Your Passion and It’ll Chase You Too!
2 min read It doesn’t matter where you come from or who you are. Is life really worth living without dreams that turn into passion? Here is what young India has to say about their dreams and their passions.

From Performing On Streets To Becoming The Voice Of Slums
3 min read The young, ardent and one of a kind Chandani hails from a family of entertainers that travel across regional borders

“Virat Kohli Featured My Viral Ad Film On His Instagram!”
2 min read Is it that difficult to carve a career out of your passion? Here is a heartwarming talk with freestyle footballer, Nikhil Krishna, known as Nikk Freestyler and how his Ad film got featured on Virat Kohli’s very own instagram page.

5 doodles you need to see if you belong to the 21st century!
2 min read WeTheYoung took a few graphics and combined them with different kinds of love people feel and the result was all things warm and nice.

Looks like there’s more to Tinder than casual dates: Bhuvi and Sunny ring the wedding bells
2 min read “I wasn’t even looking for a love match. I was just on Tinder swiping left and right for fun. It

India’s Fastest Woman Doesn’t Have To Run From Her Reality Anymore
2 min read When Dutee Chand, India’s fastest running track and field athlete came out of the closet in public it might have been the most liberating experience for her.

From Struggling To Fit Into That ‘Cool’ School Group To Shining As A Comic
3 min read Nothing comes easy in life, but Praveshika Kumar didn’t give up. From feeling left out throughout school to make college her second home, the young Indian has left no leaf unturned to reach where she is right now, a social media marketer by day and a comedian by night.

9 Surgeries Couldn’t Break Me Because My Junoon For Life Was Big Enough
3 min read Sanskriti Sandwar, a young Indian girl was unaware of the upcoming storm in life when she suffered a fate no one can ever imagine as her vehicle collided with a truck leading to 9 horrific surgeries.

“I Couldn’t See The Red Flags Until He Hit Me,” Reeja Opens Up About Her Toxic Relationship
3 min read Reja Karrai, a young Indian, a successful professional, phenomenal belly dancer, and an independent woman talks about the physical abuse she witnessed in the relationship she thought would be her happy ending.

Youngsters talk about #KnowYourPoshan: An Initiative by We The Young with Instagram & Facebook
2 min read Young India is conscious about their lifestyle wellbeing. Nutrition and fitness come at the apex of their priority and it

Periods, Women Aur Woh
3 min read Why are periods treated as a crime no one can talk about? Here is a breakdown of how, why and when periods turned into a stigma and what you, as a woke Indian can do to destigmatise this.

5 doodles you need to see if you belong to the 21st century!
2 min read WeTheYoung took a few graphics and combined them with different kinds of love people feel and the result was all things warm and nice.

Beyond Gully Boy(s)- Cecilia Mangte, the new rapper girl in town!
2 min read My father punched me one right and abandoned my family. I asked him to never come back, and guess what,

India’s queer youth icon: Akhil Katyal
2 min read Akhil Katyal, a poet, a professor, a writer, and a translator, has been attending the pride parade in Delhi for the last ten years and this his story journey through and through them.

Men Can Cry
2 min read Six-packs. ripped bodies. Bullet Bikes. Macho Men. Andar se tough. Welcome to the 21st century’s construct of masculinity! Here, you’ll