Over the past few years Youth Ki Awaaz has emerged as one of the strongest youth voices in India. Our one-of-a-kind approach and creation of a highly interactive platform — ensuring youth awareness, development and empowerment through online journalism has led us to be featured in a number of journalism outfits, both national and international. Please find below the links to the quotes and coverage we got –
- Ode Magazine: Youth Ki Awaaz: A Voice For Indian Youth
- MeriNews.com: Youth Into Blogging To Express Themselves
- BlogAdda.com: Special Lok Sabha Elections Aggregator
- AlJazeera: Strong India roll reaction online
- Zee News: Delhi Slams Mumbai In Blogs
- Vote Report India: India’s First Digital Elections Evoke Strong Reactions Online
- Youth Radio: Politician In India Wants Youth On His Side
- Th!nk About It: Best 2010 E-Projects Developed by Youth
- Business Day: Sack of banker to the poor
- Global Voices Online: India: Challenges Of A Single Working Woman
- Missouri School of Journalism: New Smith/Patterson Fellow to Focus Her Health and Science Journalism on Poverty Issues in India, China and Africa
- Yourstory.in: YouthKiAwaaz: Online ‘mouthpiece’ for youth across India
- SPAN Magazine: Youth Make Headlines
- Der Standard (German/Austrian): Zwischen Kastensystem und Konkurrenzkampf – Bildung International – derStandard.at › Bildung
- HT City names Youth Ki Awaaz amongst the TOP 5 most influential blogs: Delhi’s date with blogging.
- Interview with Anshul Tewari, Founder and Editor – DU Beat
- Express yourself (Youth Ki Awaaz Internship) – Education Times/Times of India
- Top Student forums you could join – Hindustan Times
- Mouthpiece of the Youth – Democratic World Magazine
- The youth get a deeper voice – Yahoo! India
Coverage of the Youth Ki Awaaz Mobile YouthLine
- YouthKiAwaaz launches mobile platform to take action on social causes – YourStory.in
- Mobil(e)isation of youth - The Times of India