The book "Studying Youth, Media and Gender in Post-Liberalisation India" offers a comprehensive analysis of the interactions between youth, media, and gender in India after liberalization. The editors examine the significant event of the Delhi Gang Rape and its media reception to shed light on the complex social structures and patriarchal norms in Indian society. Furthermore, the book is placed in a broader context that considers the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly changing and globalizing society. An interdisciplinary approach is pursued, linking various thematic areas and thus making a valuable contribution to research in the fields of youth, media, and gender studies. The critical engagement with these topics opens new perspectives and enhances understanding of the dynamics that shape the lives of young people in India.