Is the youth of India confident or confused?

Hi, I am Kavana.
I want to say they are too confident because they have the ability of thinking capacity than we expected, and also, they can easily understand the situation or any problem quickly and get the solution calmly, and as the world says, "The current generation and upcoming generation will grow bigger, not only physically but also mentally and intellectually.
They are more exposed to technology, information, and different experiences, which helps them face new situations with confidence.
But confidence should come with awareness, because confidence and overconfidence are two different things.

Hi Everyone,

Given the topic, I would like to share my thoughts on it.

What I believe is that the youth these days are confident, and they are in a position to ask and fight for their rights.

I would like to support this by giving the example of the recent Jantar Mantar protest that happened in Delhi, where the youth protested demanding fairness in examinations.

Also, I can see many students who are ready to go far away from their homes for their education and careers. This means they are well-prepared to take responsibility and build a good future. As for the confusion part, I believe it depends on the individual. If you are not serious about your life and do not plan things well, then you will be confused.

Hello everyone.

In my opinion, the youth is very confident and they know what is correct and what is incorrect they know their rights.

Recently in Jantarmantar they choose peacefull protest without causing any harm to resign of education minister it shows their ability and strength and confidence.

Hello everyone.

I agree with all of your points. But nowadays, youth are more confident than we think. They take initiative and raise their voice against a problem.

They know what they're doing. And I want to say something: they're not confused about their doings.

Hello everyone.

I agree with all of your points. But nowadays, youth are more confident than we think. They take initiative and raise their voice against a problem.

They know what they're doing. And I want to say something: they're not confused about their doings.

I would like to add a point which is like the youngsters in India are confident.
Some of them may be confused, but most of them are confident. To prove that, we can take the recent protest that happened in Delhi, where students protested to resign the education minister of India.
It has continued for almost 25 days, and the students have also been lathi charged, stuggled alot but still they did not give up their hope and then finally they won. I think this incident is a great example to point out that Indian youngsters are confident.

Hello everyone.

I am Novaraj.

In my thinking, the Indian feature depends only on the youth. Today, tomorrow, and the future, the main problem is that Indian parents think that life is only for job seekers and settle life; any parent who thinks about joining politics and not expect to join politics is why the youth do not join politics. First, they need to change the parents' mindset.

Hi everyone, I am glad that I got the opportunity to start this discussion today, as we got the topic on whether the youth of India is confident or confused, so what I feel is that the youth is not confused; they are more into exploring multiple things at a time and then finalising what to do and what not.

The youth of India is both confuse and confident.

Talking about the confident factor so, I would say the youth is more confident than the earlier generation as they have so many resources available, such as.

1. Internet connectivity, ease in study and education.

2. Opportunities like sports, cultural, online works, etc.

3. Supportive parents and families; I would say for this generation have the most supportive parents, especially for the girl child.

4. Access to almost everything, like global news, knowing their inspiration, knowing about successful people, and knowing their stories for better performance in their field further.

Second factor I would say they are confused too because they have so many fields to choose from, and they are confused about which to join and which to leave behind.

The confusion can also come from the family background, as if they have some supportive family member and one who can guide them, the confusion will decrease.

Hi everyone,

It's an honour to be a part of this discussion with you all.

I agree that youths are confident, but what pushes them into confused states is listed below.

1. Geopolitical issues.
2. Fewer opportunities with fewer diverse options.
3. Lack of adaptability.

I would like to conclude this by saying, yes, youths are pretty confident, but they been converted.