Young Generation from the Eyesight of Chetan Bhagat in What Young India Wants
Abstract
Chetan Bhagat a prominent writer wrote What Young India Wants an inspirational and nonfictional book
in which he throws light on so many issues of young generation, society, Indian country and politics.
Sometimes as a reader we can notice that this book is little bit autobiography of the writer himself as he
describes his own experience of the life in preface. Chetan Bhagat depicts his personality in this book which
is more powerful for youth who have great skill of any field though they are disappointed. Sometimes
youngsters who have strong feelings for their skills but they have no chance to develop it. They should
follow the social or family trends as sheep walking race in which they can never think about their own
personality. Chetan Bhagat tries to lead the young generation to identify their own personality which is
hidden under the negative aspects. Chetan Bhagat wrote about himself in preface,
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