Youth In Youth

Role of youth in Nation Building
Youth population in India, in the age group of 15-35 is about one third of the total population. They are energetic, enthusiastic and full of zeal. Unfortunately a large number of them are without any direction. It is dangerous to allow them to remain idle, as it would increase their frustration. A large number of them are capable, devoted, dedicated realists and are fond of work. Their frustration is a result of their being without any worthwhile job. It is a great national wastage if these energetic hands and brains are not provided with some sort of work to meet the needs of the nation. No country can permit afford such wastage. What is needed is that they should be taken into confidence and given a direction—some

They have underplayed themselves in the field of the politics. Youth are strong forces in social movements. Youths are problem solvers. Our nations need them to resolve most of our problems. The nation is facing a lot of problems, and I believe that the youths are capable of solving them. They just need to be given a chance to prove themselves by prioritizing merit. Religion is one of genuine issue, the youths can convince their fellow man to live in peace and love. All of us are one and we should not allow these little differences to push us away from each

They have a positive influence on their fellow young people. They are able to teach them the positive things in life. The ones whom are destroying their future, they tend to listen to their fellow youths. They will make them understand the importance of a good education.
They should be given an opportunity to expose their intelligence to the world and make themselves into someone. Some organizations and other firm should assist the youths; so they can make our land a great and educated one. They will make a huge difference in society and the entire world.
Problems faced by youth:
The widespread illiteracy, especially in rural areas, unemployment among the educated youth, crisis of ideology, lack of proper guidance, lack of access to organization and services meant for youth: ‘Brain drain’ of educated youth to other countries and from rural to urban areas, wastage of time and energy in useless activities are some of the major problems faced by Indian youth.
Some changes that can be done in present system:
EDUCATION:
Education is like a guide through which we can lead to our future. Present education system is based on making children a rote learner and thus average Indian youth lack basic communication and problem solving skills that are needed for even the most elementary