The world is enthusiastic and youth are at the forefront of accomplishing that change. Youth are the driving force behind some of the most significant movements shaping the world today such as Isra Hirsi leads an environmental movement “Friday for Future in Europe”, Jackie Jackson a social entrepreneur “Blessing Bags” and Gitanjali Rao developed an app to combat “cyberbullying”. Swami Vivekananda ji had said the fearless, clear-hearted, courageous, and ambitious youth is the foundation on which the foundation of the nation is built. Youth is the voice of nation. Youth has a hand in progress and shaping the country. Youth is the structural and functional framework of the government. Youth can bring constructive change in society, better-thinking power, positive thinking, an example of unity, and the concept of equality. Youth acts as a driving force in the nation. The overall development and the future of the nation depend on the youth residing there.

YOUTH ROLE IN POLITICS:

Nelson Mandela said, “The youth of today are leaders of tomorrow.” Youth lays the foundation of a nation’s development. In politics, Padma Priya Srinivasan, Aishe Ghosh, and the youth of the country are working as social reformers to eradicate nepotism and familyism without any benefit, to deal with corruption. Due to efficient leadership and quick decision power, today the powerful countries of the world are looking to youth for the solution to famine, unemployment, climate change, and pollution. On the other hand, the youth power of India is like the diamond of Kohinoor, which will make India a superpower in the world, 62.5% i.e. 46 crores of the total population of India is youth, who will make India's military power in future, will take the responsibility of the economy and will cast their votes and it will decide how the governments will come and India will become again a world leader The future of politics, economy, technology, engineering, medical science is in the hands of the youth. All the youth will contribute to the nation's economy by achieving skill power or gaining higher education.

CONTRIBUTION OF INDIANS YOUTH TO THE WORLD:

The whole world acknowledges the cooperation of the progressive youth dominance of India so, 35% of technological company Apple, 34% of Microsoft, 28% of IBM, 18% of Intel, 36% of NASA, and 40% of goGoogleToday, the top ten start-upon India with a market value of 5.67 lakh crore rupees are owned by youth. Youth also contribute to “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan, Jai Vigyan, and Jai Anusandhan.” Innovation like BharatPe, UPI, e-RUPI, Paytm, PhonePe, and Google Pay is possible only because of energetic youth.

CONTRIBUTION OF YOUTH TO INNOVATION:

Swami Vivekananda said, “Take risks in your life, if you win then you will lead, if you fail you will guide.” India's youth are self-reliant with modern rights, giving and generating employment. Taking inspiration from his ideas Indian youth are promoting innovation to become self-reliant with modern rights and generating employment. India's youth are preparing modern weapons with self-reliance which include smaller arms, Rockets and missiles, etc. Nation’s youths are also involved Indian Space Research Organization to successfully launch the first private rocket Vikram-S AGNIBAND from Sriharikota. Chandrayan-3, Mangalyan, and Gaganyan Succeeded due to the efficiency and intellectual ability of the youth.

YOUTH AS AN ENTERPENYOUR:

Talking about youth how can we forget about Swami Vivekananda's “Take a risk in your life if you will win you will lead, if you will fail you will guide” Taking inspiration from his ideas youth accelerated the development of the Nation and strengthening the economy, young people are promoting Entrepreneurship, Make in India, Start-up India and Local for Vocal, etc. Today’s youth due to their hard work and dedication reach heights at a very young age, just like the 19-year-old “Kaivalya Vohra co-founder and CTO of Zepto, who emerged as the youngest Indian billionaire to secure a spot on the IIFL Wealth Hurun India Rich List in 2022” (at the age of 19).

The truth is that the role of the young brain has increased even more in the present circumstances. If India rose from one of the fragile five economies in 2014 to currently the fastest-growing large economy in the world, then the youth have played a key role. In just 8-9 years, India has become a country with more than 92,000 startups and more than 107 unicorns. In today's time, the youth are leading from the front in all directions and their path-breaking stories serve as inspiration for the country's youth. In FIFA World Cup, Asian Games, and Olympics youth bring glory to the nation. Even today the scholars of the world look for youths born in the culture of “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” and “Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah” with expectation and pride.

YOUTH AS AN SOLUTION TO GLOBAL PROBLEMS:

We are currently facing many global challenges that require a collective response from youth. From climate change and pandemics to food and energy crises, we need to work together to find solutions regardless of nationality, race, or background. It is encouraging to see that the G20 presidency provides a platform for the youth to express their perspectives and views on priorities and then suggest ways to deal with the growing disharmony and alienation. The youth are expected to take advantage of this opportunity with creative suggestions for learning, building networks, and building a new society.

CONTRIBUTION OF YOUTH IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: 

The nation has “Rifath Sharook” as a young Scientist who conquered space by designing the world's smallest satellite KalamSAT launched by NASA. “Akash Manoj” developed a device that detects silent heart attacks. “Sahithi Pingali” a Lady of Lakes eco-warrior 19-year-old developed an app that aims to end water pollution. An Indian youth activist “Payal Jangid” campings against child slavery, child marriage, and the right to education for girls. Now youth also contribute towards artificial intelligence and robotics engineering, to help the humans like Sofia, Alexa, Nao, Pepper, and ASIMO. The youth leader awakens the collective consciousness among the countrymen in the building of the nation. Today, because of the youth power, India is the first nation to walk on the path of public welfare. Therefore, it is said that “where the youth move the world moves, wherever changes have taken place in the world, youth always lead.” My idea for youth is that if the youth follow the opinions of senior citizens of the country and take their advice, they move forward in the ogress of the country.

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