I had grown up in a small village in Sindhuli, Nepal where most of the youth are uneducated there. "Uneducated "doesn't mean that they weren?t familiar about their duty towards their society.Yeah, they only doesn't know how to read and write but they know their responsibility very well. They were cooperative and helpful among each other. Most of the time they were engaged in the productive work for the development of the society. All the people there in my village are happy at that time. Quarrel and misunderstanding among neighbor was nil. Being uneducated my mother used to taught me to respect the nature. As a whole, the both internal and external bonding among all the youths in my village just amazed me though I was a little boy at that time.

The upper one is just my own experience but I think the same may be yours too. Now, here the topic comes. In this modern days, most of the today's youth are educated and aren't they? Yeah, they are but they lack energy to change the society. They are not as much as productive as they should be. They are only busy in their own personal development rather than their duty towards society and their country as being an enthusiastic youth. Right now, the scenarios are just opposite in my village. My village is totally changed at the moment. Elderly people at my village are not happy with us (we Youth).The same context is also happening in many other parts of the country.

Now, let's make change and "Roar like a real educated youth and at least make it difference". Our active participation and engagement can wholly change the society. Our voices are as expensive as anything in this world. Let's join or create our own youth campaign. Our nation and society are waiting for us and it's we passionate young youth who not only have the capacity to change the nation but the whole world. Be the inspiration to the society and let's motivate the lazy youth.

 Have your own belief and do remember the favorite saying of Nelson Mandela "It always seem impossible until it's done".GOOK LUCK ALL THE YOUTH .WE CAN!