SAVE OUR CHILDREN

We are proud to say that INDIA is the only nation with the largest contingent of youth.They are our greatest strength .The younger generation should be given proper education.They should be encouraged to actively participate in sports their healthcare should be guaranteed.Their skills should be honed responsibly .They should be guided properly as they are the pillars of our future.


This mass of youth are also used for politics . they are enticed to performall nefarious activities by bribe and booze.


Alcoholism is ruinous to the self ,state and the family.Decent families have been pushed into penuryand have come to the streets. Some state economies are run with the tax money from the liquor trade.Liquor barons are the only lot who are benefited by selling liquor. These so called liquor barons and celebrities are fattening their coffers with this money.Their charity starts and ends with fast cars , voluptuous women and luxury jets.The politicians are fed by these socialites and the people are fed up with the politicians .It does not hold water to say that this money is only used for other developmental activities in the state . One section of the society cannot be ruined for the benefit of the other part .

The impelling urgency should be felt . We cannot turn a blind eye to the fast approaching social cataclysm. Well meaning politicians should discourage their followers from drinking . Massive campaigns, rallies and marathons highlighting the ill effects of drinking should be organised . All ngos should be made to involve themselves in anti liquor campaigns . People from high social profiles should be called in to save the youth. Youngsters should be goaded to follow higher levels of relaxation .Moral policing to discourage youngsters against drinking should be taken up.Media advantage to the liquor industry should be banned totally. Liquor vending outlets should be strict about their rights of admission against youth . Home is the place everybody feels secure.That is where the parents should be urged to be alert in noticing behavioural changes in teen age children .