Archive · 20 Aug 2026
AIYF Demands Immediate Youth Jobs and Recruitment Reforms
The All-India Youth Federation asked the Andhra Pradesh government to create more jobs for young people.
Its Nandyal leaders gave a written request to a district official.
They want delayed government hiring drives to happen faster.
They also want an investigation into an alleged 2025 teacher recruitment exam paper leak.
The group asked for laws and policies that would help young people find work.
It proposed loans for youth businesses and the filling of reserved vacancies.
AIYF also opposed some privatization plans and called for industries in less-developed areas.
It said it may organize protests across the state if its demands are not met.
The AIYF Nandyal district committee submitted a memorandum to District Revenue Officer Ram Naik.
The federation urged the State government to create jobs and fulfill recruitment-related poll promises.
It demanded a High Court inquiry into the alleged 2025 DSC question paper leak.
Other demands included a Youth Employment Guarantee Act and a higher police recruitment age limit.
AIYF warned of statewide agitations if employment and policy demands remain unaddressed.
- Who
- Leaders of the All-India Youth Federation’s Nandyal district committee, led by District General Secretary Naga Ramudu.
- What
- They submitted a memorandum demanding immediate employment measures, recruitment reforms, self-employment support, and related policy changes.
- When
- Wednesday; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- At the Collectorate in Nandyal, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- The federation says severe unemployment is contributing to social problems, including substance abuse and crime, and wants the government to fulfill employment-related poll promises.
- Organization
- All-India Youth Federation, Nandyal district committee
- Recipient
- District Revenue Officer Ram Naik
- Main demand
- Immediate creation of employment and livelihood opportunities for youth
- Exam demand
- A High Court inquiry into the alleged 2025 DSC question paper leak
- Policy demands
- A Youth Employment Guarantee Act, State administration of NEET, and a police recruitment upper-age limit of 38 years
- Economic proposals
- Release government corporation loans, establish heavy industries in backward regions, and develop Amaravati as an employment hub
- Potential action
- AIYF warned it would launch statewide agitations if its demands are not addressed