Twenty percent of the population in South Asia is between 14 and 23. And as these numbers continue to surge, governments, NGOs and policy makers across the region are looking at youth issues, mainly education and employment, and their impact on the countries’ development. Youth unemployment is an acute problem in South Asia. Young adults account for half of unemployed people. They are also six times more likely to be jobless than older workers. Poor quality of education is a problem throughout the region. No country has achieved universal primary education, except Sri Lanka, Schools are ill equipped to meet the challenges of the rapidly changing labor markets, The challenges in bridging the gap between education and skills to improve job prospects in terms of who provides and pays for training, Labor market regulations stifle entry for young people in the job market, and make contractual and informal sector work difficult to find, Challenges surrounding human development are enormous, especially when dealing with the sexual and reproductive health of young women.

There are many problems in rural India that does not have proper solution in Govt. scheme or others scheme by NGOs because proper awareness and corruption is the major factor for it. Rural development is one big issue even after six decades of independence and it can solve by the youth development with proper education and awareness. This is one of major part of our activities also. We have interpret through our Programme to self depend since 2005 and to make nobel character. On self-dependent we have large number of scope like the professional training. Our computer institution running for the development of youth in rural area on where with very low of payment get proper education and for their well character we are giving importance on to distance from any kind of drugs and they should sound education. Improvement in Health, Education and hygiene related issues in rural areas are some of the biggest challenge.

India has the largest number of youth who are the major strength and the future of the Information & Technology industry. The country, with such a young force, has a huge possibility of growth. Almost two-third of India’s youth live in rural areas. Thus, it is necessary to reach out to them and make them IT literate and build the capacities for rural employability. To see these Navjivan Foundation take a chance in Barauni, Begusarai, Bihar with co education. This unit gives chance to orphan or helpless youth if they have really desire to make their future bright.

In order to provide the rural youth with IT knowledge, Navjivan Foundation proposed plan taken up a number of projects. If with the help of state governments or funding agencies or Indian Govt. made, it has to set up computer education centers in the rural schools. It has also proposed plan to set up kiosks in different slum areas to see whether children can learn computers without the help of teachers. Lord Buddha Institute Of Computer Science has been trying to help the rural youth and the kids in the remote parts of India like Barauni, which can eventually contribute, to India’s growth.

Lord Buddha Institute Of Computer science works with youth ages 14-23, both who are in Inter or school (matric pass) to Graduation. We have designed programs that fit the schedules,needs of Indian rural youth. It is essential to understand that we do not have students at school. We are not a school. Rather, we have trainees who are engaged in a training curriculum. The reason that these distinctions are so crucial to our program is a pedagogical one. Our motto is Learning To Learn. So Navjivan Foundation have great desire to aware the youth on education and health for seeing a beauty full India.