Best. Generation. Ever.

By Aditya Jha

This book is written with the intention to underline the fact that India - a country that is more commonly referred to as the "country of youth" - the challenges that it has in hand and the ways in which we can combat these challenges.
Social media has emerged as a platform where young Indians have taken to, express their views on political issues and social issues. It has gradually become a place of many discussions, where views and counterviews are presented and what this makes for – is a much more aware and willing “young India”. The very first step towards solving any problem is, realizing there is one – and the “young India” has taken that very step.

Through this book, I look to bring about some perspective as to where we could possibly be going wrong and subsequently, where we could possibly put our young bright Indian minds into a much effective use. If we can have young minds from India making inroads in the IT and technology sector then why not in the political arena?

If Italy can have a prime minister aged just 39, then why can't India have a system similar, where the young Indians could climb up the ladder of success in politics and still be under 40?

The average age of an Indian politician is 65 years however the average age of an Indian is 24 years, there’s a contradiction between the two and if the perfect mix of experience and youth could merge into one and run the politics of India –the future then definitely beholds a much more ideal India, the very India that our forefathers dreamt of.

The young India is seeking a change and a change is a due process which takes time but it’s the initiatives from individuals that matter.

The dream of our forefathers to have an India that is "perfect" hasn't as of yet been accomplished. From corruption to cleanliness, we've got array of issues at hand which must be sought to make the dream of a "perfect" India come true.

The young Indians are willing for a change to take place and this book highlights some very such moments from the decade gone by, where the young Indians have come forward and stood for what's right. Further, this book also examines as to how this "young India" has all the potentials to be the "best.generation.ever".

• Language: English
• Publisher: Aditya Jha
• Release date: Feb 14, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310208515

Aditya Jha

The author has won several awards for his writing – on the internet and off it too. He is also a passionate speaker who actively takes part in debate competitions and likes to raise his voice on the social issues.The author has a blog at the address – galaxyofinnovations.blogspot.in where you can know more about his views on an array of topics.The author aspires to be a journalist and apprehend his views on the topics of significant importance.He has interviewed cricket personalities like Ravi Shastri, Simon Doull and the hosts of the show “highway on my plate” Rocky and Mayur.The author likes to discuss Indian politics and the issues at hand and the ways in which they can be sought. He also is a Rotarian and takes pride in doing social work and has been doing so since the last 4 years.

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About the Author

My name is Aditya Jha, I’m 17 years old and was born in the steel city of India i.e. Bokaro, Jharkhand. I’ve been brought up in New Delhi NCR and currently residing in Gurgaon. I had a passion for writing since a very young age and have followed the politics of India very closely since the last 5 years.

I’ve won several awards for my writing both on the internet and off it too. I’ve also had the privilege of interviewing eminent personalities like Ravi Shastri, Simon Doull, Rocky & Mayur and Christine Ha among others.

I’m a passionate debater and take pride in debating issues of social and political significance.

Alongside this, I’m a student and reading is a habit that has helped me to better understand the current state of our country and broaden my horizon. I make it an abiding fact to read the newspaper daily and ensure to note down the key headlines.

Further, I’m also a Rotarian and have been involved with doing social work for the organization since the last 4 years. I’ve taken several initiatives towards battling with the social issues – be it raising awareness against the use of plastic bags to the polio camps, I’m a proud social worker and intent to continue serving the society in my fullest of the capability.

Introduction

India is a nation of youth – how regularly have we heard this in the most recent one decade or so! Many times I suppose. India is a country of billion people, 1.2 billion to be precise and of this, 54% of the population is below the age of 24.

To provide for some viewpoint to the contention I advance here, consider this – the youngsters of today are the world leaders of tomorrow and a billion opportunities await them. We, as the current generation of India have many aspirations and dreams and these very dreams of ours can take India to new levels of success – we’ve the option of contributing to our country, in a way so significant that we can in fact change the way the world looks at us currently.

By 2015, it has been assessed that the youth of India (below 20) will make for the 55% of the population of our country’s population and this is a phenomenal figure.

Now then, coming to the topic of real discussion – how does this make a difference? To put the above details into viewpoint, it matters a great deal to have the majority of the population as the youth. After all, they are the future for the country and they’re the ones that will shape the country and help it adapt to the rapid changes of the world.

That is why it’s of significant importance for me, being a part of this youth to highlight as to how it beholds with itself the power to shape India the way it wants – we only need an opportunity. I’m definite that this very generation of India is set to achieve glories for this wonderful nation of ours. India sure has some problems but this generation of India is willing to combat and win over these problems

This book is all about the ways in which we can achieve the very dreams of India that our forefathers saw and we’ve somewhere along the lines forgotten. This nation of ours wasn’t built on corruption however on pride and immense hard work, a nation that could be built only because of our freedom fighters – many of whom were in fact youth and had a long life ahead of themselves but it’s because of their courage and will power with which they fought for the country and won – it’s because of them that