'Inspiration for Youth' Kannada Book Review
In today's society, the youth suffer from a lot of problems. Some people have job problem, some have a depression problem, some have no goal of what to do, some have future thinking and so on. Young people, by reading this book, can find solutions to their problems in one of the articles. The author has narrated the success stories of many great men in his book in a very interesting and detailed manner. The author tells how young people can build their confidence through many short stories.
The author in his first article gave the example of deer and told how young people should not focus on the problems around them and focus on their present duty. In his second article, he mentioned how father works for the future of his children. Young people who say to their parents, "I want this, I want this" should read this story. The third article deals with India's youth population and the misuse of youth power. Let's change India is the hope of this article. As the title of his fourth article 'Yaro Eno Andaru Anta' says, the youth should not bother with unnecessary words. In his twelfth article, he stated that there are those who appear to be evil who do good to society, and there are those who appear to be good who do evil. His divine articles make us respect our mother, father, teacher and nation. Thus, throughout the book, we can find a series of points that are very useful for us.
One of my favorite articles in this book is 'What is wrong with birth? Death should be history' In this article you can read how Ambedkar, Abdul Kalam and Lal Bahadur Shastri were born in poverty and rose through it. My dear young friends! When will you show your talent to the world?' In this article, a company that insulted a man offered lakhs of crores to buy his app. In the article 'You Be Yourself', Abdul Kalam narrates a conversation between a child. In the article 'The world bows down to those who have self-confidence!', one can read the true story of Jadavy Molai, who single-handedly cultivated a forest that had been destroyed by a flood after thirty years of hard work. In another article, he mentioned how the youth should repay the national debt. In the article 'If you're going to make a mistake, make a costly mistake!', the author tells us how Graham Bell invented the telephone through his own misunderstanding, which is considered a costly mistake in history. What we can learn here is that consistent effort is key.
Swami Vivekananda's articles in this book give us a lot of inspiration. One can see how Swami Vivekananda solved the difficult problems and difficulties that came his way, very cleverly. In the article 'Five C's to Achieve', five C's are mentioned for those who want to achieve, which are Commitment, Cleanliness, Confusion, Concentration and Personality. Chandrashekhar Azad, Socrates, Michael Phillips, Arunima Sinha, Abraham Lincoln, Philnik, Thomas Alva Edison, Colonel Sander and Napoleon Bonaparte, we can read about the problems faced by all these great men and how they overcame them with perseverance, grit, ingenuity and courage. The rest of the articles will tell the lessons for our life.
Overall we can learn a lot from this book. We can read and know how we can overcome the difficulties we face and so on. For those who finish reading this book, they will feel that they should achieve something and die before they die.
Kiran Kumar D Dogganahalli
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Book name Yuvajanatege Spurthi (Kannada)
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Balachandra M
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