What Young India Wants - Collection of Chetan bhagat's Essays and Speeches on social issues and its solutions - Reader's Review
Review Of Chetan Bhagat's book What Young India Wants
What Young India Wants is an anthology of talks and essays by Chetan Bhagat that looks at many approaches to social reforms that can boost the Indian economy. |
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We know we are all tarnished, so we doubt everyone else too. It is sad situation, where we need a leader but cannot really trust anyone.Author : Chetan Bhagat
First published on : August 6, 2012
Book Publisher: Rupa Publications
Type : Non Fiction - speeches and essays
The book discusses corruption, India's biggest social ill. The author expresses his opinions on how society ought to develop in order for India to become a progressive country in the future. In this book, Bhagat expresses his vision of an independent and progressive India and makes the case for the success of civilizations that place a high value on integrity, entrepreneurship, innovation, and brilliance.
ISBN : 978-81-291-2021-2
Number of pages: 181
What Young India Wants is an anthology of talks and writings by Chetan Bhagat that looks at many approaches to social reforms that can boost the Indian economy.
"How will things ever change if we are not in agreement on what needs to change?"
Chetan's book, published by Rupa Publications, discusses corruption, India's biggest social evil. The author expresses his opinions on how society ought to develop in order for India to become a progressive country in the future. In this book, Bhagat expresses his vision of an independent and progressive India and makes the case for the success of civilizations that place a high value on integrity, entrepreneurship, innovation, and brilliance. |
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In the book, What Young India Wants, Chetan Bhagat asks some tough questions, demands answers and presents solutions for a better and more prosperous India. He portrays the life of Youth, their dreams what they really need, their dissatisfaction towards current system of governance. His book ends with a powerful question "How will things ever change if we are not in agreement with each other on what needs to change?"
Chetan's work has been greatly impacted by his columns on social and political concerns that he has been writing for prestigious publications and magazines. Chetan's degree of thinking and approach to problems are amazing. It is illuminating to hear opinions from someone who has gone through so much in life yet is still a sensible person at heart. The book inspires its readers to take action, be proactive, have an open mind, and effect long-term change by sharing its vision of a liberated and progressive India. Every Indian should read What Young India Wants.
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Outstanding work by Chetan... Good read for young generation...Hope you enjoy the book
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