The 8 Universal Human Values – Love, Compassion, Gratitude,Patience,Tolerance,Truth,Non violence and Peace are very important and play significant role in determining how one reacts or interacts with the situations or the problems that comes his way .

Children nowadays especially the teenagers do not have any experience of how to resolve through any situation and find a solution.Teenagers are very prone to anger issues and they quickly become violent at any point .This is the agr where they must learn how to cope up with anger and sentiments.

Internet :- Internet is one of the reasons why teens always seem to be concerned about their looks ,grade and anything that they don’t have but their friends have .Here emerges a sense of jealousy and depression.This is the difference between 90s and now.

The teens (example – Neet Aspirants of 2024) have been going through a lot of mental stress which might have a detrimental effect on their physical and mental health.Here needed is the virtue of acceptance and stress management,which makes them aware of facing any challenges in life with a positive attitude.

Parental Pressure:- Earlier in 90s,there was no such comparisons made between children but now everyone wants their child to be at the top neglecting the mental state of child.

The 8 Universal Human Values – Love, Compassion, Gratitude,Patience,Tolerance,Truth,Non violence and Peace are very important and play significant role in determining how one reacts or interacts with the situations or the problems that comes his way .

Children nowadays especially the teenagers do not have any experience of how to resolve through any situation and find a solution.Teenagers are very prone to anger issues and they quickly become violent at any point .This is the agr where they must learn how to cope up with anger and sentiments.

Internet :- Internet is one of the reasons why teens always seem to be concerned about their looks ,grade and anything that they don’t have but their friends have .Here emerges a sense of jealousy and depression.This is the difference between 90s and now.

The teens (example – Neet Aspirants of 2024) have been going through a lot of mental stress which might have a detrimental effect on their physical and mental health.Here needed is the virtue of acceptance and stress management,which makes them aware of facing any challenges in life with a positive attitude.

Parental Pressure:- Earlier in 90s,there was no such comparisons made between children but now everyone wants their child to be at the top neglecting the mental state of

child.

Sanitation in India faces several challenges due to a combination of several factors based on historical,socio economic and infrastructural reasons Here are some key reasons:

Population Density: With increasing population,India is now the largest country population wise.But ,with the emerging population in the urban and rural areas does not have the adequate waste management system for the tons of waste produced daily.

Poverty and Inequality: Many people in India live in poverty and do not have access to basic sanitation facilities. Inequality in resource distribution is also one of the factors that arises sanitation problems.

Infrastructure: Inadequate infrastructure in many regions, particularly in rural areas and informal settlements .Though ,India is on its developing stage still in many rural areas people do not have washrooms and thus face sanitation problems.

Awareness and Education: Lack of awareness and education about the importance of sanitation and hygiene practices contributes to poor sanitary conditions.

Cultural Practices: Traditional practices and beliefs can sometimes hinder the adoption of modern sanitation solutions.People do not accept the changes that are judicial for their well being but stick on to historical beliefs.

Government and Policy Implementation: While there are policies and programs aimed at improving sanitation, inconsistent implementation and governance issues can impede progress.

Efforts like the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (Clean India Mission) have been launched to address these challenges, aiming to improve sanitation across the country through building toilets, promoting hygiene, and creating awareness.