The Viewspaper is in simple words the voice of the youth. It is not just a youth paper. It is a paper for everyone. The only difference is that only the youth can write for it. The Viewspaper is a platform to the youth.
This platform is large enough for the world to sit and listen to what the youth want. If anybody wants to know what the youth think about a certain topic then this is the place they come to.
The Viewspaper is what you want it to be. The look, feel and functionality of the paper changes according to your taste and preference. This paper is your platform, your place to voice you opinions.
The youth have throughout history made a huge difference to the world, yet there has always been a tendency for people to not take them seriously. We are changing that.
Alexander conquered the world by the age of 32, Akbar the greatest Mughal emperor was crowned king at the age of 13, the most charismatic US president John F Kennedy was young, even the most charismatic Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi symbolized the youth.
Youth symbolize dreams. It symbolizes the power to break rules, to think beyond, to make a difference, to be the future.Express yourselves and we will take your views to the world. In our hearts we believe that we have started a revolution. It is growing. A revolution that is taking the world by storm.
Are you part of it?
History
Launched in August 2007 - The Viewspaper is fast emerged to become India‘s largest youth paper. Based on the citizen journalist format it has had around 3000 young people who have contributed to it till now. The Viewspaper has presented at Proto.in which is India’s showcase event for startups. It was also nominated to participate in the Tata NEN – India’s hottest start up competition and was shortlisted for the Manthan Awards in 2008.
It has been covered and appreciated by various media such as Hindustan Times, Indian Express and NDTV and has been credited in creating a platform for the youth and a new niche in media.
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Hi!
its a great pleasure for me as a reader to be a part of this net newspaper, with a very different and enduriong concept involving youth in its every part of working. Youth’s Salute to Viewspaper….
The article spectrum and Equine therapy were good to read. Tell this writer to writ more n more.
…Some of us strangely stay youthful…so even though I’m not young numerologically I encourage young people and support them however possible to follow their dreams and visions…things that we invariably tend to lose sight of in this so called race called ‘living’…
I believe this is a commendable exercise…and what was ‘my youth’ is currently my present passions…
Which means don’t ever forget them ever, not everyone is lucky or fortunate enough to catch up with them years later…
Believe in you dreams
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great concept,nice AV too..!
looking forward to contributing whatever i can here..
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Good JOB! It’ll be great if I’m allowed to join you
I applaud the initiatives. Although, the articles need polish, and the editing needs fine tuning. Especially articles on Modi, and Gujarat. If they were meant to be soporific, then the writers did a great job.
the viewspaper provide us a huge platform to express our feeling nd share it with outside world. wonderfull begning.
Its good to see such an oportunity being given to students….to express n actually open their minds on certain issues….Keep up the good work!
simply marvellous,incredible step ahead.
its a beautiful concept which provide common platform to discus ,share and exprs ones thought and opinion..for sure it would mak a difreence by enhancng d impact f electronic media..thnx to viewspaper
Thanks for viewspaper to making relationship among youths and to being the voice of youths.
I love the Viewspaper
Hi,
The website has turned out be a very interesting read!Its good to connect with the youth globally and listen to their voices. Do keep us posted!
GREAT WORK.Keep it up and you have one half of the world population,[assuming 35 as the upper age limit for 'youth', and 70 as the average life span of a human] listening and expressing. BUT what about people like me?I have turned 54 today, but don’t feel a day above,30 at the most.