Youth are the growth factor for any country. They form a large portion of the population. India is one of countries where youth are in abundance. But due to the outbreak of Coronavirus, life has come to a standstill. Lockdown has damaged the economy and its adverse effects are felt by our youth. The unemployment rate is increasing at a jaw dropping rate. In the past three months youth of every country across the globe have lost their jobs. Companies have laid off a huge number of employees to cut down the costs and sustain in the market. Lots of youth who have retained their jobs despite facing huge pay cuts in salaries. Some of them have availed loans for various purposes. Many of them have taken up EMI schemes. But due to the Coronavirus they have lost their livelihood. They are not able to pay the loans and pay interest. For some, the situation is so dire that it has led them to commit suicide. Depression has taken deep roots in their life also affecting their loved ones. The Governments are trying their best to provide some relief or aid. The current scenario is such that youth having a good profile and experiences have to work for the micro sector with meagre salaries or wages. The pandemic is a wakeup call to us that we have to be prepared for anything. The global fallout due to the virus has also given rise to a positive side. Many of the young people have become innovators and entrepreneurs. Campaigns such as Make in India are becoming a reality. Unique items are prepared from simple homeware items. The youth of today should be given ample opportunity and exposure so that they become future pillars of every country.
If you don’t succeed at first, try again and tell yourself that this time you will. Rome was not built in a day. Many successful entrepreneurs were successful after repeated attempts, eg. Walt Disney. They failed many times but did not give up. So be positive in your thinking and one day you will make a difference in this world.
I started dancing at the age of 5.
My mom had enrolled me in all the summer camps in UAE.
I joined the golden talent music center in Karama Dubai UAE and there I met my first dance instructor, Mr Ajith Singh. He helped me grow and brought out the dancer in me.
Then I was trained by Mr Vinod Sequeira founder of ocean kids in Dubai. He made a real difference in my life, training me with all basics.
Empathy in the present generation is a very important factor to be taught among children. It is a capacity to feel what the other person is experiencing from within, by putting ourselves in that situation and understanding them. It is about sensing another person’s feelings. On a child’s perspective it is very important that the ability to understand from a very small age because those are the roots for them to understand how to be kind, compassionate, respect and value each other’s thoughts and perspectives.
