.

2. • The purpose of the day is to draw attention to
a given set of cultural and legal issues
surrounding youth.

3. • 'youth', as those. persons between the ages
of 15 and 24. years,

4. • This year, the theme of International Youth
Day is, “Transforming Food Systems: Youth
Innovation for Human and Planetary Health.”

5. 24 December 1997 (age 23 years)

6. 13 year old Lydian Nadaswaram
recently appeared on World’s Best
Talent, an American TV Program,

7. 12-year-old Samvrit Rao Enters Finals
of America's Top Young Scientist
Challenge 2020

8. Honeycomb’

9. • Youngest Author of India’. Ayan proved that
age is just a number by composing stories all
by himself.

10. • The cost of the book is Rs.250 that comprises 30
amusing stories along with meaningful pictures to
make it look appealing. Ayan Gohain currently lives
with his grandparents as his parents are in Mizoram.
He has developed the art of articulating the sentences
by following his imagination. He said he writes about
everyday things that attract him a lot.
• The four-year-old kid takes inspiration from his
grandfather Purno Kanta Gogoi who is a retired bank
officer. The toddler labels his grandfather as his ‘best
friend and ‘rock star’.

11. 5-year-old girl becomes India’s
youngest Black Belt achiever in
Taekwondo

12. • 5-year-old girl becomes India’s youngest
Black Belt achiever in Taekwondo
• Divyansha Mirchandani

13. Ten Lessons
from
Noah's Ark
Everything I
need to know,
I learned from
Noah's Ark.

14. ONE:
Don't miss the
boat

15. TWO:
Remember
that we are
all in the
same boat.

16. THREE:
Plan ahead. It
wasn't raining
when Noah
built the Ark.

17. FOUR:
Stay fit. When
you're over 60
years old,
someone may ask
you to do
something really
big.

18. FIVE:
Don't listen to
critics; just get
on with the
job that needs
to be done.

19. SIX:
Build your
future on
high ground.

20. SEVEN:
For safety's
sake, travel
in pairs.

21. EIGHT:
Speed isn't always
an advantage. The
snails were on
board with the
cheetahs.

22. NINE:
When you're
stressed,
float awhile.

23. TEN:
Remember, the
Ark was built by
amateurs; the
Titanic by
professionals.

24. Motivation
“motivate their
people”
 This is the problem
 You cannot
motivate people
 Constantly trying to BUT, you can set an
example and create an
environment where they
will motivate themselves

25.  “Start by doing what is
necessary,
 then what is possible,
 and suddenly you are doing
the impossible.”

26. When you are
inspired by some
great purpose
All your thoughtsbreak
their bounds
Your mind transcends
limitations,
Your consciousness
expands, and
Youfind yourself in a new
great, wonderful world

27. Learning
 Asking the right questions
 At the right time
 Remembering what is important

28. Adult Learning
 Adults learn best when they take charge of their
own learning
 Taking charge of your own learning is taking
charge of your life

29. It’s not what
you don’t
know that
hurts you,
It’s what
you know
that just
isn’t so

30. You learn
best when
you teach
another
Your learning
is internalized
when you live
it

31. Question
What can I
be the best
in the world
at?

32. 100 years from now
 It will not matter what kind of car I drive,
 What kind of house I lived in,
 How much money I have, nor
 What kind of clothes I wear.
 But the world may be a little better,
 Because I was important in a life of child

33. “So I can see my dreams.”

34. I KNOW WHAT I WANT HOW TO GET IT?

35. SUCCESS
95% of Successful People have some common
habits
3 Most Common habits
+
Immediate Success

36. READING BOOKS

37. Daily read 400-600 pages

38. 50 books per year

39. Read a book in every 2 weeks

40. Few pages a single day

47. WAKEUP EARLY MORNING

50. Dr. R ARUL
Assistant Professor
Research Advisor
PG Dept. of Commerce Computer Application,
St.Joseph’s College (Autonomous),
Tiruchirappalli – 620 002
Mobile: 9025055335
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