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What the responsibility of educated Youths should be in the world’s largest democratic country ? : Affan Nomani

Very strange that NDTV's Ravish Kumar was awarded by Ramon Magsaysay Award for Journalism While Abhijit Banerjee has been awarded by Nobel Prize for Economics when journalism and economy of India are in a worse situation. It is really proud of the Indians.

But my question is that what the responsibility of educated Youths should be in the world’s largest democratic country where the democracy is being diminished by fundamentalism, peoples are killed for storing meat and transporting animals , Innocent peoples are killed by mob lynching, Beurocrates are being assaulted by politician, Media is voicing of ruling party, not of voice of voiceless and freedom of speech and expression are being threat. Is this not the right time to raise the voice for saving the democracy and Pluralistic society of the country? Believe me, India’s pluralistic society is being undermined. Today the fake news is being a digital ecosystem. Awareness in youth is the need of the hour. Because I strongly believe that the power of youth, their capacity, and wisdom will change the country.

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