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Problems Of Indian Youth

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As per 2010 “Youth Development Index”, Youth a demographic dividend for India (Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development [RGNIYD]. Youth population in the age group 15-34 years is expected to increase over the coming years as per population projections. The last 2011 census, depict the youth population is expected to increase by 77 million while during 2011-21 the number would increase by 34 million. With these demographic facts still Indian Youth is an integral and essential part of the National development process. With this power of resources, country stands on the cost to enter in world’s new policies, as and now with all this policies we must take in to consideration that world is looking for us a one of the competent Human …show more content…

Economy cannot create job as fast as youth need for them.

With the reference of printed and not printed literature, many author’s who are keenly interested on the issue of Youth, they have given their view on youth problems as per their own experience and evidences. As listed above some of the indicators due to that youth are vulnerable & became the problem for society.
(Bhosle, 2007) mentioned various problems of youth, such as with age due to their way of living, behaviour, negative outlook in life and continuous criticism towards younger generation. The youth are disappointed with the corrupt and discredited authority. Corruption, craziness for power, moral lapses, opportunism, nepotism (paritality), discrimination, etc, found among the teachers, political and social leader have made the youth to have nothing but contempt for …show more content…

But practically it is still a myth for many Indians. The term which is used for them is underprivileged, underdeveloped and vulnerable. Right to education is for all, every Indian have an equal chance to get quality education as per the several constitutional amendments.
Constitutional Safeguards:
The Constitution of India has guaranteed certain minimum rights for its all citizens and also specifies duties which the State should discharge for social and economic development of backward classes, especially Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.

under the Article 46 Directive Principles of State Policy provides that “The State shall promote with special care, the educational and economic interest of weaker sections of the people and in particular of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and shall protect them from social injustice and all forms of exploitation”. The Constitution provides various safeguards to implement objectives preserved in the preamble. These safeguards include social, economic, educational, cultural, political and

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