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    Youth Unemployment in India

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    YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT “A man willing to work‚ and unable to find work‚ is perhaps the saddest sight that fortune’s inequality exhibits under the sun.” “You take my life when you take the means whereby I live.” These observations by Thomas Carlyle and William Shakespeare respectively reflect what youth unemployment means to me. As I reflect on youth unemployment‚ several thoughts and examples cross my mind. Here are a few: Almost every week one reads in newspapers in India‚ my country‚ about farmers

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    Role Of youth for Development of Pakistan I’m not here to revise the same trend as earlier do for describing the hurdles of policy & opportunity which are facing by youth. I’m here to present something different such as the positive effort that youth has trying to do on its own behalf‚ and trying to fulfill 3 basic principles gave by our great leader Quaid-e-Azam such as Faith‚ Unity‚ Discipline‚ those are somewhere in the wilderness. Definition of Youth: As per books‚ Youth is an

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    Role of Youth

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    Role of Youth: Analysing the participation of the youth in understanding family integration and community development Lack of participation of the youth in community development and family integration may lead to poor skills and characteristics. Community development helps the youth a lot in working their skills‚ building their character and communicating with others to have a good relationship. Family integration makes the youth more confident c Generally‚ this topic focuses on the lack of

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    communal Violence

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    The UPA Government introduced a draft Bill in the Parliament in December 2005. It was described as THE COMMUNAL VIOLENCE (PREVENTION‚ CONTROL AND REHABILITATION OF VICTIMS) BILL‚ 2005. Official declaration described this bill as‚"A bill to empower the Sate Governments and the Central Government to take measures to provide for the prevention and control of communal violence which threatens the secular fabric‚ unity‚ integrity and internal security of the nation and rehabilitation of victims of such

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    Youth Suicide in India

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    YOUTH SUICIDE IN INDIA Dedication To those who have lost their lives by suicide‚ To those who struggle with thoughts of suicide‚ To those who have made an attempt on their lives‚ To those caring for someone who struggles‚ To those left behind after a death by suicide‚ To those in recovery‚ and To all those who work tirelessly to prevent suicide and suicide attempts in our nation. We believe that we can and we will make a difference. Contents 1. Introduction 2.1 Understanding suicide

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    ROLE OF THE STATE AND POLICE IN THE WAKE OF COMMUNAL RIOTS In view of J.W.Garner‚ an important feature of the Sate is that “the body of inhabitants renders habitual obedience to the organized government.” There are several institutions and agencies working meticulously round the clock to help the government achieve its objectives. Police and other law enforcement agencies are such instruments of the State. The State‚ police and the society are originally inter-linked. In any society‚ the legitimacy

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    Role of Youth in Peace

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    Mahatma Gandhi used the term “Satyagraha” to refer to a kind of active but absolutely non-violent resistance to oppression. In his words: “Truth (satya) implies love‚ and firmness (agraha) engenders and therefore serves as a synonym for force. I thus began to call the Indian movement Satyagraha‚ that is to say‚ the Force which is born of Truth and Love or non-violence‚ and gave up the use of the phrase “passive resistance”‚ in connection with it‚ so much so that even in English writing we often

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    Establishing a School-Based Mentoring Program for Youth This article is about a high school counselor who realizes the struggles of students who are involved in the transition from the juvenile system into adulthood. The students range from having an emotional disorder to being incarcerated to getting out of a juvenile detention center to having a learning disability in a school setting. The couselor has decided that a school-based mentoring program will help ease students

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    Harmony

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    Role Of Youth To Combat terrorism & Regionalism December 11‚ 2008 Since September 11‚ 2001 many Americans‚ along with others around the world‚ have been preoccupied with the why of what happened. We wonder how humans could kill themselves and innocent people‚ believing they are doing this in the name of God. But terrorism is not new and exists everywhere. Terrorists have come from religious fundamentalist organizations‚ social protest groups‚ and radical political movements‚ both of the left

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    Methodology : An Integrated Approach to Communal Harmony and National Integration Mohit Puri* For a country to be truly great‚ there must be an understanding and the appreciation of each other’s differences and strengths. The quality of the educational system need to be improved for ensuring peace and stability in the country which in turn would promote national integration. Etymologically harmony means ’binding together’ and ’being

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