Youth Incorporated Magazine — India's Leading Youth Magazine

More than six decades after India outlawed dowry, the practice continues to cast a long shadow over marriages across the country. The Twisha Sharma case has reignited a national conversation about dowry-related harassment, suspicious deaths, and the challenges of securing justice for victims. While the investigation remains ongoing, the case has once again highlighted a troubling reality: despite legal safeguards and growing awareness, dowry deaths remain a persistent social issue that demands urgent attention and lasting change.

BY DRASHTI SHAH

Airavata, Kryptos, Hacktro Tricks, Outlier Coders and Nexora emerge winners across five national challenge tracks.

BY YOUTH INCORPORATED

At the heart of Indian classical music lies one of its most distinctive and sophisticated concepts: the raga.

BY JAZLYNN TRINIDADE

Music education goes far beyond singing and instruments. Explore the different types of degrees shaping careers across the industry.

BY JAZLYNN TRINIDADE

Whistling Woods International and InVideo AI Lab have joined forces to integrate AI into filmmaking education. Industry leaders Subhash Ghai, Chaitanya Chinchlikar, and Sanket Shah discuss AI's role in storytelling, filmmaking workflows, ethical use, content authenticity, and the future of creative careers.

BY DRASHTI SHAH

Can comedians joke about anything? Here's why understanding the ethics of modern comedy matters more than ever.

BY JAZLYNN TRINIDADE