The youth of every country has to be motivated, educated and sensible for the country to become developed.

They have to think about the progress and development of their country and should try to acquire newer and modern technology. But they should also acknowledge, respect and know their culture. The youth are the people who are going to make the future of the country. So it is very important that they should be well aware of their rights and responsibilities they have towards their society and the people of the society. They should also have knowledge about their culture and should also honour it as if they will not honour their culture then how will foreigners respect and honour their culture. They should be courageous and bold enough to face any challenge and should take stand for their country. They should not only think about their progress but along with that, they should also think about the progress of their society and country. They should know and learn about newer technology and also find out ways through which it can be used by them and their country; or how it will help their country to develop. 

Although youth are the people who are strong and brave, have ultimate strength and courage and power, they can learn and acquire many things more easily than any other people and they can understand modern and newer technology and statics more easily and clearly than any other. And they have enthusiasm, idealism…They are the backbone of every country and can help the country only if they have a good knowledge of electing the right one and have the ability to convince the people about their decision.

SWAMI VIVEKANANDA (1863 -1902): He is the greatest youth icon produced by India and one that influenced millions of youth across the world. He has always inspired and encouraged youth and has an outstanding perspective of seeing the youth. And Swamiji has always helped people to become a good citizen and has always shown the youth the right path. That is why his birthday is celebrated as “NATIONAL YOUTH DAY” to remember the great youth icon and his work and contribution. Vivekananda wanted the youth of our country to have a positive attitude and to remove superstition, dead habits, discrimination in the name of caste, creed and sex (male & female). Also, he imbibed in our mind to work hard and talk less. 

Anwesha is a student of Class VIII, Silchar Collegiate School, Silchar, Assam and loves to write. Her Blog https://diyaopinions.blogspot.com