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2minutes on CHILDREN: THE ASSETS OF A NATION

The wealth of a nation is not so much in its economical and natural resources, but in the quality of the children. Children are like clay, who can be molded into the most desirable way as they are the sure rein holders of tomorrow. They have boundless stores of energy, willpower, capability, zeal and enthusiasm. The nation develops faster if its children develop better. India has the largest child and youth population in the world. It is therefore, the responsibility of the society to engage youth into playing a constructive role and educate them morally, culturally and academically.
But nowadays, the mindset of people has taken a negative shift. Children are not viewed as nation builders but as sources with financial returns. In most cases, both the parents these days are working, which in turn, makes family time reduced to nothing and the child becomes morally weak and prone to depressions.
It is therefore very necessary to develop a child according to his tastes. Greta Thunberg is a common example on how, when children are set free to pursue the ideas in their minds, they have the strength to bring about a change in the world. 

"Just like a rose plant has to be trimmed for the best blossoms, a child needs to be pruned to its baser instincts in order to be beneficial and become an asset for the nation and its future."

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