Role of Youth in Nation Building
Role of students in nation building
A Country means not the soil, but its people. A nation should be developed by its people. People should work hard to strengthen it. As said by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam "Nation development depends on what its people think". Previously, we have known that people can make their nation great with their thinking, dreaming, achieving.
In a country like India, which now has a population of more than 100 crore, those in the 15 to 30 age-group are its youth who constitute 40 percent of the total population. They are available for handling various tasks of development—local, regional and national. People are grown trees whereas students are seeds. A good seed gives a good tree, good tree gives good fruit. A student becomes a good citizen, a good citizen makes a better society. A good student grows up to be a good citizen and such good citizens can form a society which is graft-less, politically balanced, economically standard and stands on moral grounds. The students are the prospective heirs of nation. So they should be well equipped with sound moral, political and economical views. They are the pillars on which beautiful edifices will be built. Education must build the nation through such men and women who are mentally alert, physically sound, morally and spiritually awake. Our future prosperity and welfare of the nation depends upon the kind of education we impart to our young generation and what use they make of it but The main problem with the students is that they do not have enough incentive and definiteness of purpose. Instead of confining the students within the four walls of the class rooms should be imparted lessons in dignity of labor and manual work. The students must be encouraged to do work in villages, it will bring some practical element in their education. Today the country is full of social evils of all kinds and the services of the students can be best utilized in eradicating them. The students in other countries have
A Country means not the soil, but its people. A nation should be developed by its people. People should work hard to strengthen it. As said by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam "Nation development depends on what its people think". Previously, we have known that people can make their nation great with their thinking, dreaming, achieving.
In a country like India, which now has a population of more than 100 crore, those in the 15 to 30 age-group are its youth who constitute 40 percent of the total population. They are available for handling various tasks of development—local, regional and national. People are grown trees whereas students are seeds. A good seed gives a good tree, good tree gives good fruit. A student becomes a good citizen, a good citizen makes a better society. A good student grows up to be a good citizen and such good citizens can form a society which is graft-less, politically balanced, economically standard and stands on moral grounds. The students are the prospective heirs of nation. So they should be well equipped with sound moral, political and economical views. They are the pillars on which beautiful edifices will be built. Education must build the nation through such men and women who are mentally alert, physically sound, morally and spiritually awake. Our future prosperity and welfare of the nation depends upon the kind of education we impart to our young generation and what use they make of it but The main problem with the students is that they do not have enough incentive and definiteness of purpose. Instead of confining the students within the four walls of the class rooms should be imparted lessons in dignity of labor and manual work. The students must be encouraged to do work in villages, it will bring some practical element in their education. Today the country is full of social evils of all kinds and the services of the students can be best utilized in eradicating them. The students in other countries have