Gen Z: The everyday changing youth?

 So this blog is gonna be a bit analytical, analyzing the various influences on the current generation, or so to say the Gen Z. This very dynamic globe has already left its impact on the earlier generations, in one way or the other. It made some people believe in themselves while the others were on the other side of the coin. And now it is our generation on the radar of this unstoppable cycle of change. Surely, it 2ont be wrong to call our generation a mob of  'most confused newbies' in this big blue world. On one day we want to be independent in every form possible and on the other days we find our happiness in other people/things/animals etc. . On one hand this generation boasts about the way they value their lives and on the end the suicide rates among them is constantly rising. According to a study conducted by the NDTV in the year 2018, 3 out of every 10 students are of the mindset or on the verge to end their lives over some petty subjects like peer pressure. Talking about peer pressure, on one hand our generation follows the moto of "You are on of a kind" and on the other hand they constantly compare themselves with others. On one hand, we talk about equality, we discuss the ill treatment of women in our societies in the public sphere but on the other hand we still live in the world where periods are considered to be bad and something disgraceful, we live in a society where there are 77 'reported' rape cases everyday. And about the influences, today this sphere which revolves around globalization is very difficult to understand. One cannot really understand the flow of influences. For example, the Indian children when given a choice between Sanskrit and other languages, say French , are seen to have  a little more bend towards the foreign language and it is usually noticed that Sanskrit is sometimes the butt of the joke when it come to peer rivalry. Whereas on the other hand, in countries like USA people are eager to learn Sanskrit because they say that they find the true essence of life in Sanskrit. We live in a world where we need to take classes in order to get rid of our mobile addictions and on the other hand we call ourselves strong enough to let go off anything.

Therefore, basically this entire piece of information and comparisons used above give only one conclusion that the new generation is zestful, restless and in need of constant changes. But even excess of something is not good. Changes help us evolve but the question is everything needs a stop, a roadblock. So when do we plan to put a roadblock in front of our extensive dynamism. Regular and repetitive changes only leads to the creation of an unadaptable mindset. Therefore, this everyday changing generation is in dire need of a halt.

STOP. THINK. ANALYZE. MOVE FORWARD.

-By Sarthak Gulati

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  1. Unknown13 October 2021 at 02:59

    Very true👍👍

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  2. Unknown13 October 2021 at 06:00

    Bro, this blog needs to reach as many people as possible because it truly shows the current situation of our generation and how it needs constant changes, but we'll written, truly explained..Proud of u bro!! Keep it up!!💫👍
    Chhavi

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