Splint International Journal Of Professionals
  • Year: 2017
  • Volume: 4
  • Issue: 8

Effects of consuming alcohol among younger generation in Villupuram District of Tamil Nadu

  • Author:
  • Udaya kumar1, G. Sugumari2
  • Total Page Count: 8
  • Page Number: 67 to 74

1Assist Prof., Department of Commerce (Ca), Raak Arts and Science College, Perambai, Villiyanur, Puducherry, India

2Professor and Head., Department of Commerce (Ca), Raak Arts and Science College, Perambai, Villiyanur, Puducherry, India

Online published on 12 March, 2021.

Abstract

India is one of the biggest countries in the world. It is the second place in the size of the population and also nearly half of the populations are youngsters. It is painful to see that many people in modern times are eager to consume alcohol. It has become a major social problem of the country. Because it not only affects the person but also effects the entire situation of the family life as well as the society. Due to consuming alcohol the people's life is at danger. The impact of Alcohol consumption among the majority of the younger citizens is going to be worrisome because it reduces the intelligence level of the people and productivity so they are going to have poor health condition also. The recent report on alcoholism shows that between 1950 to 1960 the average age of consuming alcohol begins from 23 to 36 in India. In 1980 to 1990, the report states that the average age of taking alcohol is 19 to 45. But at present it is below 19 years Therefore it is found that in the age of 16 and 17 years itself, young people are becoming alcoholic. If this trend continues for another 20 to 40 years, surely most of the people are going to be addicted to alcohol. This fact has to be given much importance to discuss at a higher level, so that some kind of urgent remedial measures can be taken to control the rate of growth of alcoholics. Where are we going? Seeing the existing fact what is the contribution of the learner to the change the life of these adolescent young people. The WHO gives statistical picture about the impact of alcohol in India. It says that 20 percent of alcoholics are not going to jobs. Forty percent of the road accidents are happening due to consumption of alcohol. Nearly 34 percent of suicide takes place because of consuming alcohol. It is also found that 50 percent of the rape offenders are alcoholics. 65 percent of children abuses are done by alcoholics. 30 percent of rape victims are alcoholics. 72 percent of suicides are committed by alcoholics. The above said factors show that the alcohol influences people to behave abnormally. By going through these statistics in detail the research found that this paper is the right platform to discuss this burning issue.

Keywords

Consuming Alcohol, Challenges, Younger Generation