It is a known fact that the world stand still
in the society of the boneless youths whose passions, energy, creativity,
dynamism, radicalism and future have been bottled and mortgaged for a morsel of
immediate gratification through the poverty of the mind. Great number of youths
by themselves have become prisoners of ignorance; who have become too lazy to
open their books, too busy to think, too noisy to listen and too weak to act on
their dreams; who cannot see beyond the pleasures of the immediate environment.
In such a society, nothing works because the powerhouse is lacked. Nothing
changes because youths have neglected their primary roles
