I don't think the young people these days are going to be inspired to join hands against something or for something with you-unless they are affected by it by exactly the same amount. It's an opinion that finds many takers. Individuals are separated by the high walls of their personal concerns. The young people are totally adrift. There are career tensions.
Old values are being wiped out, the new ones are yet to be established.
We have new cultural influences and that's changing relationships and we are dissipating energy coming to terms with it. Kapil feels that there is no media forum that disseminates information oriented towards the youth to enable it to formulate and generate opinions. It's a mutual indifference. The urban youth, like the middle class, is seceding from the national consciousness. Several factors accelerate that secession.