Two striking headlines that made me rethink the ongoing nationalism hype and why there is a lot more for youngsters than a debate over hoisting the national flag or walk down a reservation rally.
'Italy set to hike baby bonus to fight apocalypse.'
'India expected to add over 110 million workers aged 15 to 64 to its workforce in the next decade, projecting it to be worlds fastest growing economy.'
With countries around the world battling against the aging population, India is a rising star with millions under the youth banner.
Going by the classical approach, youth have the power to transform the nation into a better place and lead their fellow citizens into the right direction.
But with modernization taking up almost all aspects of life, lets not spare this too.
The recent likes in the names of kanhiya kumar and Hardik Patel make me question the very thought about youth empowerment.
While, ' the aging Japan' is no longer an unsung phenomenon with the internet flooded with articles about Japan combating the problem, a spotlight on the youth and their potential would be a welcoming attribute.
-The vibrant thoughts of these minds bear beautiful flowers when cultivated under proper guidance and motivation.
-Youth can co-relate and recognize the problems and work towards solving them.
-Willingness to learn and never give up is a winning trait.
-Budding entrepreneurs dishing away the conventional employment are magnets attracting bright minds around the world over brain drain.
-To energize the intelligence towards the elimination of terrorism.
-Educate the poor and help fight illiteracy.
-Opting for a peaceful and civilized world.
Let us all pursue a life of creativity and fulfillment over its mediocre counterpart. Youth is the spring of life. The age of dreams. Working towards achieving those dreams is what makes them reach new heights. Concentrate the young energies towards making India a true global power.
