Tathapi
(UGC Care Journal)
ISSN: 2320-0693
Vol-19-Issue-16-May-2020
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A STUDY ON YOUTH AND THEIR CHALLENGES IN THE 21
st
CENTURY
Sr. Lucas Arul Seeli
Manager in Help Humanity International, St. Joseph University, Dimapur, Nagaland, India
Email:
[email protected],
[email protected]
M. Baby
PhD Research Scholar in Social Work, St. Joseph University, Dimapur, Nagaland, India
Dr. Pramodini Magh Rengma
Assistant Professor, St. Joseph University, Dimarpur, Nagaland, India
Email:
[email protected]
Abstract
As we progress to the 21
st
century, there is a great deal to anticipate. Simultaneously
different issues that face our nation and the world, require our prompt attention. A portion of
these are environmental change, biodiversity misfortune, ascend in brutal fanaticism and
imbalance. There are many issues that the youth of the 21
st
century faces. In that the
significant issues are from society. We as a whole get institutionalized into one major group,
it is just some teenagers that are 'rotten ones'; there are acceptable teenagers just as awful.
They have recently been given a terrible generally speaking reputation because of a little
minority of numbskull vandals. From generation to generation, there has been a consistent
pattern of the old looking down on the youth of their time. The perspectives scarcely contrast,
the more current generation annihilating the foundation the last has fabricated. The old have
experienced as long as they can remember times and have increased important information
and experience that the youth are inadequate. Youth in the 21
st
century's economy are
underestimating what they have simply because a few of us don't see how to help change the
economy or influence the change for the great. Additionally, innovation has affected the
youth picture. More youths are approaching new advances, for example, new PDAs and
instances of 'jaywalking' are expanding quickly in created regions
[1]
. The open picture on
youths is that we are on our telephones constantly and have no consideration about our own
security. Hence, the present study has been done with a view to highlight the challenges faced
by the youth in the 21
st
century and study based on secondary sources of data collections.
Keywords: Generation Gap, Technology Development, Inequality, Idiotic Vandals,
Psychological, Spiritual, Vocational and Cultural Challenges.
INTRODUCTION
India is in an interesting position to start to lead the pack in tending to these
worldwide issues, with its generally young population, which accepts as a key favorable
position. By 2020, the normal age in India will be twenty-nine and it is set to become the
youngest nation on the planet with 65% of its population beneath the age of thirty-five. The
youth of the nation offer a tremendous open door for driving social, environmental and
economic progress in India as well as internationally. It is critical nonetheless, that young
individuals be outfitted with the proper ranges of abilities to embrace this challenge and
towards this the education framework is our most solid option. Truly, the young generation
right now has lost their manners. They basically do what they needed to manage without