Indian youth of this day

Youth are seen as the building blocks of a nation. They are meant to bring in a revolution, a revolution which will help the country to grow and prosper. But are the youth of today living up to the preset expectations? Are they really good enough to maintain a country which is riven with the problems of unemployment, corruption, illiteracy, terrorism, molestation and what not? It would be apt here to say that the elderly lot has left us a lot many gaps to bridge up, a lot many holes to fill in and a lot many scars to remove. So probably, a huge task awaits these chaps which is making them doubt their potential and forcing them to giving up. Action is in our hands but not its fruits so if youth of today engage in inactivity because of such a scenario, then nothing could be worse a situation. No doubt youth of today are immensely revolutionary and talented. They are capable of changing the outlook of India before the global world and they are using their power as per aspired. But the problem with the Indian youth is that though they want a change, they dont know how to bring it. Even when they know it, they have no backup for their off-the-league ideas. Just an ignite is enough to bring them out in streets and theyll shake the government. True it is that knowledge can never beat wisdom. Whatever capability one has, goes waste when it is infected with over-enthusiasm. There are thousands of instances that can be postulated here where it can be clearly seen that over-enthusiasm seeded in the youth have led to negative consequences even when the objective was justifiable. Whos to blame here? Whoever the reason is, the point is that the youth is entailing a grey avatar. They are lacking in patience, stability, practicality and court esy

this, growth pace is destabilizing and so is the quality of youth. Drugs, alcohol, materialization, brain drain, suicides, terrorism and other such elements of concern are the factors which are adulterating their quality. Converging all these concerns to a conclusion. It can be portrayed, that how ironical a situation we are in. knowledge, talent is in abundance but how to put them in best use, is what nobody has an idea about. But to counter this very statement, it must here be stated that how, some of the youth of our country have outclassed every such concern and shown a ray of hope. Some such names Saina Nehwal, Virat Kohli, Sushil Kumar, Sachin Pilot, Priyanka Chopra, Raghav Sachar have, with their determination, positive attitude and mental stability been able to make their countrymen proud. So true it is that, If God closes one door, He does open a hundred other windows. The youth of today might not be as wise as their elder counterparts, as practical as the country wants them to be, but true it is that, they have set the standards to newer heights and have transformed India like never before. Good things and bad things go hand in hand. If we have the integrity to realize the bad things and show a concern about it then we must also have the humility to flaunt the good things. So if we have the power to scold the spoilt youth then we must also have the courage to back the blooming ones up so that they build unexplored success paths and success stories.