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The youth of any nation and society are its potential energy. They are the powerhouse and storehouse of infinite energy. If this powerhouse of nation is harnessed in appropriate direction, then country can reach untold heights. The quality of youth determines the kind of future nation will have. So, it is rightly said in words of US President F.D. Roosevelt that ‘we can’t build future for our youth, but we can build our youth for future . The future of a nation lies in the hand of posterity. Therefore, if we need to ensure a bright future for our country we first need to strengthen and empower youth. We need to direct the energy of youth in constructive channels. Their creative potential coupled zeal, enthusiasm, energy and versatility can work wonder and lead our nation to the path of development and progress.

Today’s youth is much more media obsessed, tech-savvy, fashion conscious, enterprising than predecessors and their main focus is on global research. They can take our nation from ‘India’ to ‘Globalised India’. Young generation is more conscious about national economy although, there is heavy rush of ‘Apna Sapna Money Money’ on everyone’s lips.

This generation lives by the clock and plans by the calendar. So, they are the one who can take the charge of making India more prosperous in future.

You may like to remain in touch with Young World to feel younger at your age. This site will give you entire stuffs about young world.
By Tarita Kulkani

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