A Special Message to students and Youth

Today, many students are unknowingly causing deep pain and damage to their parents, who sacrifice their lives for your future. Please read this message carefully—this may change your life.

The Trap of Social Media & Smartphones
Many students are falling into the dangerous trap of smartphones, Instagram, Facebook, and other social media distractions. Lock after lock on their phones—one for Facebook, another for Instagram, another for WhatsApp—and what lies inside? Nothing but meaningless chats, fake love, cheap thrill-seeking, and time-wasting discussions, from morning till midnight.

These addictions are ruining your character and destroying your education. Students are losing focus on their studies and forgetting the sacrifices of their parents.

The Health Crisis Among Students
Most students today have no awareness of health. They eat low-quality street food, risking their lives and weakening their bodies. Many students suffer from frequent illnesses like stomach pain, fever, skin allergies, and infections. When the exam season arrives, they end up hospitalized, missing their classes and wasting the money their parents saved for emergencies—sometimes by taking loans.

Many students also avoid eating nutritious home-cooked meals, despite their mothers’ repeated requests. Instead, they rely on unhealthy snacks offered by irresponsible friends. This damages their bones and body growth, making them physically weak. In case of accidents, their bodies are too fragile even for basic surgeries, and costly medical complications arise.

The Hidden Dangers of Fake Friendships
Today’s so-called ‘friends’ often carry hidden dangers. Many introduce students to harmful substances like drugs, marijuana, and alcohol under the pretense of friendship. Some even push them towards crimes, leading to police cases, family shame, and irreversible losses—including suicides in extreme cases.

Reality Check: Education Alone is Not Enough
Even scoring high ranks in exams won’t guarantee success. You need real skills—English communication, self-confidence, and a practical understanding of society. A graduation certificate alone is no longer enough. Every year, over 3 lakh graduates pass out in each state, and unemployment remains a huge crisis in India.

Governments are busy with publicity, free schemes, and vote-bank politics. Job recruitments rarely happen, and thousands of youth are pushed into frustration, crime, or depression.

The Harsh Truth: Many are Falling into Crime
When jobs don’t come, many students take wrong shortcuts—drugs, extortion, theft, and blackmailing. Some trap young girls under the false name of love, using them for physical pleasures, then abandoning them. This cycle ruins innocent lives, leading to sexual assaults, murders, and imprisonment.

The Solution: Be Smart, Be Self-Reliant
Stop wasting your precious time dreaming of jobs or depending on others. Don’t waste your life in fake relationships or meaningless pleasures.

Instead, create a strong personal project—ask yourself:
“How can I earn ₹1 lakh per month, honestly and independently?”

Start working on that project with full dedication. Success today depends on financial stability. Earn your respect by making your parents proud, not by breaking their hearts.

If you become productive, only then you earn true value in society.
If you waste your life, neither you nor your parents will have peace.

Final Words:
This is your life—build it wisely.
Stay away from bad habits, fake friendships, and false relationships.
Respect your parents, and strive to become responsible citizens.

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By

Giri Prasad Sharma