Strong Youth or a Lost Generation? The Rise of Vulgarity and Distorted Social Norms!
V. Srinivasa Rao (VSR)
Digital Transformation Champion | Startup Mentor | Author & Speaker | Social Changemaker | On a Mission to Shape Bharat 2047
In today’s world, public life and private life have increasingly blurred boundaries, thanks to the explosion of social media, web series, and digital influencers. While everyone has the right to personal choices, there is a fine line between freedom and social responsibility—a line that seems to be disappearing at an alarming rate.
Losing Our Sense of Right and Wrong?
India has a rich cultural heritage built on strong foundations of wisdom, values, and traditions. While some past customs may no longer be relevant or humane, Indian culture has overwhelmingly positive aspects that promote respect, responsibility, and community welfare. But are we letting these core values erode in the name of modernity?
The rise of social media influencers—many of whom are not experts, but rather individuals with massive followings—has made it possible for anyone to shape the minds of millions. The question is: Are they shaping minds for the better or corrupting them with irresponsibility?
When Vulgarity Becomes the New Normal
What people do in their private space is their business. But when their public actions influence thousands of young minds, do they still have the right to say, "I will do what I want?"
Are We Blindly Drowning in Western Culture?
Yes, the West has many good things—scientific advancements, discipline, work ethics, and innovation. But does that mean we must adopt everything, even the worst parts?
Open marriages, polyamorous relationships, and living with robots as partners—are these signs of progress or signs of societal breakdown?
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The Responsibility of Public Figures
Being a public figure means influencing society, whether directly or indirectly. When celebrities, influencers, and filmmakers bring their private indulgences and controversial beliefs into the public domain, they shape the mindset of the youth.
If someone wants to glorify negativity, let them do it in private. If they wish to talk shows on radical personal ideas, let them do it in private, not public spaces.
The Internet of Behavior is the Greatest Threat to Humanity and Society.
Are We Building Strong Youth or a Hopeless Generation?
It’s time to pause and reflect. Are we guiding our youth to be mentally strong, disciplined, and responsible citizens, or are we setting them up for a future of confusion, irresponsibility, and moral decay?
What do you think? Are we on the right path, or is it time to correct course
VSR
Director (Retired)
1 周Good insight
Digital Transformation Champion | Startup Mentor | Author & Speaker | Social Changemaker | On a Mission to Shape Bharat 2047
2 周Our education system is failing at its foundation. From neglected early childhood development to a lack of character-building and outdated teaching methods, we must shift our focus. Blaming the past won't solve today's problems—only accountability, urgency, and real reform can. https://www.dhirubhai.net/pulse/rethinking-education-india-where-we-failing-how-fix-vsr--egqic VSR
Founder & CEO Cito Healthcare Pvt Ltd
2 周The Ranveer Allahabadia issue has brought the stark reality of the current youth into the forefront But this would have missed the attention of many but for the celebrated podcaster's dalliances on the other side of the fence. The much known compliant podcasts that he did got camouflaged by this episode. There has to be a lesson learnt by all the stake holders in restricting such programs. Bharat known for its strong institution of marriage (inspite of few setbacks) would have to rein in its societal forces and the youth especially should be made aware of the outcomes and subject them to rigorous punishment mechanism.
Honorary Chairman Dasoju Foundation
2 周I fully agree with VSR.. In the name of modernity, we lost sense of social responsibility and vulgarity has become a new norm