What is the Role Of Youth In Nation Building

Class and its Power – Today's student will be tomorrow's citizen. The burden of development and development of the country will be on his strong shoulders. The young men and women of any country are the inexhaustible ocean of its power and they have an inexhaustible source of enthusiasm. What is needed is that their power be used creatively; Otherwise he can use his power in sabotage and destructive works.

News of such incidents are published in newspapers every day. Their resentment about the necessary and unnecessary demands keeps on increasing. If this power of students is put into creative work, then the country can be transformed.

What are the reasons for this dissatisfaction of the students due to dissatisfaction? Why and for whom they are abusing their power are some of the questions to consider. The first reason for this is that the modern education system is flawed. This education system does not lead to intellectual development of the student and it does not provide practical knowledge to the students; As a result, the number of educated unemployed is increasing in the country. When the student is aware that eventually he has to wander unemployed, then he starts showing carelessness towards his studies.

Student dissatisfaction also flourishes due to the influence of political parties on the students. Some selfish and opportunistic politicians use students for their selfish interests. Today's student has become ruthless and lazy. He shies away from hard work and has made it his goal to get a yen-ken-perfect degree. Apart from this, the dissatisfaction spread in every section of the society is also the main reason for raising the dissatisfaction of the students.

Contribution of students in nation building The student of today will be the citizen of tomorrow and the burden of the whole country will be on his shoulders. Therefore, the more enlightened, skilled, capable and talented the student of today will be; The future of the country will be equally bright. In this view, many responsibilities fall on the shoulders of the student, fulfilling which he can make an important contribution towards nation-building.

The contribution of students in nation-building can be discussed under these main points-

(a) In the field of research – Modern era is the age of science. The faster a country develops, the greater that nation will be; Therefore, it is necessary for the students to open the doors of latest research. Students studying in the field of medicine can do new research in the field of medicine and surgery.

They can try to make human life more safe and healthy. Similarly, students studying in engineering can also contribute towards the development of various types of factories and parts etc.

(b) Acquisition of mature knowledge and its use in development-oriented works – mature knowledge is absolutely necessary for life. Seriousness cannot come from incomplete knowledge, it creates a state of deviance. That is why it is necessary that the students should make their knowledge mature and make good use of this mature knowledge of their family members from various points of view like enriching the knowledge, developing the cultural wealth of the country etc.

(c) Creating an environment of awareness while being self-conscious – Students can contribute in nation-building only by being aware and aware of their contemporary environment. The world is moving forward on the path of rapid development. So now every field of progress has to face heavy competitions.

To participate in these competitions, it is necessary that the students should be aware of social activities and motivate others to do the same.

(d) Development of virtues based on morality – The development of man takes place only through healthy intellect and thinking. The development of these qualities is dependent on his moral development. Therefore, in order to enrich themselves and the life of the nation, students should increase their moral force and present the ideals of moral life in the society.

(e) Fulfillment of duties - Today's student gets his education only by staying in the society. He does not stay in Gurukul like before. Therefore, many responsibilities of his nation, family and society have come on him. Only the student who fulfills these responsibilities or duties can be called a true student. In this way, for nation-building, it is absolutely necessary to develop a sense of duty and devotion in the students.

(f) To give importance to the spirit of discipline – No work can be completed smoothly without discipline. The main basis of nation-building is discipline. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the students to stay disciplined and think about the development of the country.

Just as a house with a weak foundation cannot last long, an undisciplined nation cannot last long. Students should perform their duties like disciplined soldiers, only then they can contribute in nation-building.

(g) Social service - our upbringing, development, acquisition of knowledge etc. is possible only by living in the society; Therefore, it is also necessary for us to think and meditate towards the upliftment of our society. Students can contribute significantly to the upliftment of their country through social service, they can promote education and educate the illiterate. Similarly, by eliminating the evil of untouchability, students can also inspire that backward section of the society to perform their duty by connecting them with the mainstream of the country.

It is natural for students to develop the power of thinking and contemplation by studying, but due to some adverse circumstances, many students get engaged in anti-social activities. This harms the country and the society. In future, the responsibility of the country is to be taken care of by the students, so it is necessary that they think about the national interest and do such work, so that our nation continues to move forward on the path of progress.

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