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Essay On Youth Of Today

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Youths of Today Sculpters of Tomorrow We all have a question on How to empower the youth. Yeah! the answer is simple we let them “DO” we let them dream their life When we let our children’s dreams, voices and ideas speak for themselves the results are more powerful and more inspired. “Energetic youth, when you march towards great ambitions, progress and success, keep it in your mind that the nation’s pride also follows you”. Swami Vivekananda asserted. Swami Vivekananda birthday is commemorated as the ‘Youth Day’ of our nation. The biggest strength and resource of our country is its 550 million youth. No other country has as many youth as we have. However, most of the youth are very much interested in India’s development and progress. During a demonstration or rally or strike by the youth, even the police are nervous. They cordon off places and arrange for a security forces in case of an emergency. So the youth have such a power to achieve anything. Understanding this, Swami Vivekananda …show more content…

Having pity on him, I gave him the money and I asked him why he wanted the money. His answer embarrassed me and I felt as if I had committed a sin. He said that he was going for a movie. They even humble themselves begging. It is because of the influence of media on the youth. Today the life style of the youth is in keeping with the life style of their role models who may be cricket stars or cine actors. If we ask a youth who Bahath Singh was, he may not have the answer. But if we ask who M.S. Dhoni is or Who Ajith is, then immediately he will give us the answer. Today’s youth want to become someone else than be themselves. Enough and more awareness must be given to the youth about media so that they can use the media for valuable

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