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Baba Ramdev flags youth habits and ‘chaos’ in education
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev said many members of Gen Z are doing well, but accused some young people of being involved in violence, smoking, drinking and what he called unstable relationships. Speaking…
The Story in Brief
Yoga guru Baba Ramdev said many members of Gen Z are doing well, but accused some young people of being involved in violence, smoking, drinking and what he called unstable relationships. Speaking to reporters on Saturday, he also criticised people who believe that nothing is going right in India.
Ramdev urged political leaders and supporters to avoid caste, class and community divisions, and said opposition should not become personal enmity. He warned that he could protest over problems in education, claiming that smaller schools lack teachers, electricity, water and toilets. He also criticised paper leaks and questioned the role of Class 10 and 12 board examinations as competitive tests increasingly influence admissions, Live Hindustan reported.
The Indian Opinion
The sweeping claim that Gen Z is either thriving or morally adrift reduces a large, varied generation to easy headlines. Ramdev’s education concerns are more concrete, but his claims about nationwide chaos and school failures need evidence from official data, not just public remarks. The useful test is simple: track teacher vacancies, basic facilities and confirmed paper-leak cases across states before judging the scale of the problem.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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