we need to save our country from politician which are no good our ---- are criminals and bribery but from some years bribery is getting low but not in all parts/regions

शहीद भगत सिंह सामाजिक न्याय और मानसिक गुलामी से मुक्ति के पक्षधर रहे तार्किक सोच और सकारात्मक बदलाव उनका व्यक्तित्व था होने हमेशा जातिवाद का विरोध किया में जेल में रहकर अध्ययन करना यह बताता है कि युवा चाहे तो कुछ भी कर सकता है मजदूर और किसानों का सम्मान करना गली साड़ी रूढ़ि से मुक्ति कहीं से भी मिल सकती है प्रेरणा किसी घटना या उत्सव से जो हमारे जीवन का रुख बदल सकती है जैसे 1919 का जलियांवाला बाग कांड ने भगत सिंह जी का रुख बदल दिया उन्हें देशभक्त बना दिया और समाज के लिए देश और समाज के लिए कुछ भी करना हो तो पहला कदम खुद बढ़ाओ लकीर अपने आप बन जाएगी परिवर्तन करने के लिए हमें खुद बदलाव लाना जरूरी है पहला करना होगा दूसरों के लिए रुकना नहीं है

Sure — here is a **realistic 1000-word essay** in proper paragraph format, suitable for a college assignment, competition, or speech. # Shaheed Bhagat Singh’s Vision for Today’s Youth – Building the India of Tomorrow Shaheed Bhagat Singh is one of the most inspiring young personalities in the history of India’s freedom struggle. His name represents courage, patriotism, sacrifice, determination, and the desire to create a better society. Born on 28 September 1907, Bhagat Singh grew up during a period when India was under British rule. From an early age, he became interested in the freedom movement and the political conditions of the country. However, Bhagat Singh was not only known for his courage and revolutionary activities. He was also a passionate reader, writer, and thinker who believed in the power of knowledge, reason, equality, and social change. His ideas continue to inspire young people even today. Although India is now an independent country

More and more youth becoming reckless about country

Parents play key role on this subject

Need to integrate NCC kind of programs with MyBharat

Most children- now a days don't know what is patriotism

Unhealthy youth population growing swiftly

Most parents are culprits in pushing their children out of country

Unfortunately about 60 percent of youth are plagued by screen syndrome