Dare to Dream: Youth as a Leader
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A Clarion Call to the Youth of India K S VENKATARAMAN Please treat this is as the call of our Mother Land India. She calls you to awake and arise. This is the expression of Her trust in all of you. She has chosen you all as Her last resort, after having been disappointed by others. You can change everything. What we see around us: All of you know the rottenness of our political set up. We see day in, day out instances of alarming corruption. We hear reports of misdeeds aplenty. The poor are neglected, dominated, insulted and even made to pay the penalty for the wrong deeds of men in power. Justice is inordinately delayed, if not denied. Moneyed persons, criminals, politicians and dishonest ...
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varsha
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very nice article....ya it make me recall nice movie " rang de basanti".. ya indian youth can do alot of thing ..
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Viktor Stephen
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I forgot to include this link: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Arm_voters_with_right_to_recall_Speaker_/articleshow/3511181.cms
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V.Durga Rao
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Very great reference. I have really enjoyed reading this reference. Indian can never claim that it is developed by showing GDP figures and the inflow of funds. There tend to be some development always. There is development in India too when we...
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Continuous learning
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Positive Attitude
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Vinayarajan KV
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One want to remain as leader he need to positive, if one has thepositive attitude then continual learning,balanced mentality,thinking for others and creativity will be an habit for such a person
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varsha
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"Continuous learning"
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continous learning is ultimate in a positive way for leaders to upgrade condition of mankind as whole.
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Because the younger generation are not concerned about it
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Because the student community has given the hope of rebuilding
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Srinivas suravajhala
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"Because the younger generation are not concerned about it"
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In Indian context education is for getting a job. Particularly, we the Indians never consider the politics as a profession. Young blood in most of the cases are not self-centric. The political scenario prevailing in India, it is very...
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PAVAN KUMAR A S S
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"Because the student community has given the hope of rebuilding"
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Another issues what i feel personally for the reason why students are really not involving the politics are due to fear of there career. It is a known fact that how corruption has evolved and involved in politics, if some one wants to really join...
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Binoy Nanambath
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"Because the younger generation are not concerned about it"
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Majority of Indian youth are not concerned about politics. They don't even know what is politics? Political system? Government? We can easily blame our elders. But as a citizen we have the duty to know about it. But unfortunately majority believe...
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Love is enemy of working culture
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Love is supportive in working culture
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Srinivas suravajhala
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Im confused here. The title of the debate is "Dare" and the debatable area is again different. If it is about loving the job, it always good. If you love the job, your performance is at its best, so u will be recognised as good performer. ...
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Vikas Bhanot
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I beg to differ here... while love at work spoils work culture.. luving job is good but doing work profssionally adds to benefit to the company as well as your own job card with HR.
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Janaki Ram
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Fakruj can you tell me in what sense you mean love hear. Loving the job means yes it will help us to grow. We should love our job to excel in it.
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Sathish Kumar K
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According to me with this kind of political leadership, corruption and planning for infrastructure development , poor education improvement ..
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as a youth when i speak to my peers about becoming an entrepreneur they all discourage.wat is the benefit if studying in iim n not leading in transforming india.wat do u thinh maam
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Ishan Dave
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The people of india are enough capable to do revolution, but that should be implemented, not only in talking , but in doing something.
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Deepak Kubal
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Hi Ishan, interesting debate. I agree today movies are really doing good compared to the earlier days. Nowadays the movies are trying to convey some message, which is really having good response among the people. This will motivate them to...
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Politics and government are treated as words with negative connotations in the Indian society. Interestingly, the same is not true for many countries in other parts of the world. In a first of its kind initiative, the Research Foundation for Governance in India (RFGI) has taken up the task of educating the young minds of Ahmedabad about how the political systems across the world work. Curtis Riep, a graduate in international relations from University of Calgary, Canada; Ramiro Gomes Monteiro, political sciences and history student at Utrecht University, Netherlands; Catherine See, student of international relations at the National University of Malaysia; Katie Farrer, bachelor of law and po...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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I could say literally there is no youth leadership in Indian politics. The younger generations of the old leadership is now taking the batten of political leadership to continue their legacy in the politics. We can not expect an out of the box...
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Anna George
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It is time to bring a rule that politicians must retire at the age of 65. Today's system in India is granted for all politicians that they can keep ruling till the time they want. This has to change. A candidate should not be allowed to stand in...
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S. Muralidharan
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Kavitha ji, a novel thought, but this should be done with balanced approach; we need septuagenerian to keep the flocks together. Young minds seek quick results - sometimes very hard to get one. Tolerance, patience and observance of rules are the...
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Jeffrey Preston Bezos was born on January 12th 1964 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. His family had acquired a 250,000 acre ranch in Cotulla, where Bezos spent most of his childhood summers working with his grandfather. At a young age Bezos started displaying his interests when he converted his parents' garage into a laboratory for his science projects. The Bezos family moved to Florida, where he attended Miami Palmetto Senior High School. While in high school, Bezos fell in love with computers. After high school he enrolled to Princeton University to study physics, but decided to continue with his love of computers, and graduated with a degree in computer science and electrical engineering. Bez...
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