1. – Research Scholar-singhania University, Pacheri Bari (jhunjhunu), Rajasthan
| Received
07-Jan-2013 |
Accepted
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Published
07-Jan-2013 |
Abstract
The paper seeks to study the impact of
Generation Y that comprises of those particular
groups of people, who are born between the Year
1980 – 2000 and their age is ranging from 19 – 30
Years and contribute a major part of our able
population. These Gen Y people are highly Energetic,
Practical, Motivated have different value system.
The biggest divide facing our society is not a
gender divide, racial divide, income or technology
divide but it is the generational divide. For those of
us involved in engaging young people, it must be
remembered that the gap between them and us is
constantly growing: school students are always aged
5-18 but we are getting older, so we must work harder
to understand them and so remain relevant.
We can well define these generations by the
parameters like:-1. Their Status Description like:-
Seniors, Builders, Boomers, Generation X, Generation
Y, & Generation Z , 2. The underlying years in which
these status of people born, 3. Their different Age
Parameters , 4. Their approximate Population in
Million, & 5. The different levels of Population Rate.
Our Research shows that the third strongest
felt need Indian Teenagers have is for guidance &or
direction in their life that is trustworthy. The further
relevance of the study will encompass the underlying
facts and will surely try to bridge the gap between
Generations from an altogether new prospective.
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