A message from the next generation | Ishita Katyal

[@itsjustme4026]

3:14 "instead of asking them what do they want to become in the future, we should ask them what do they want to become now"

[@maynakm6699]

At her age i didn't even know the word motivate😂😂

[@kartikkothari7776]

Lol true

[@jamunagiri6184]

Seriously yrr 😂😂

[@waqarshaikh7558]

Mujhyy tu lagtaa hy abhi bh nh pataa😆😆

[@Safiarahaman25]

but I know

[@SonamDolkerbiijhkhgf]

That's the different between generation..

[@shashikantdwivedi2772]

Wow. "Instead of asking what you want to be when you grow up, ask them what you want to become now". This line is very impressive ❤️❤️

[@shashikantdwivedi2772]

@@sabataqvi5715 There should be a role of parents, they should made their child encouraged to do something creative, as Ishita said. If they don't encouraged, childrens may make their own choice, just like you said "Doraemon".

[@ruturajthete3677]

This level of maturity at this stage is just amazing! We need more supportive parents to raise smart kids like these...!!!

[@divyanshi1143]

Oohhh god... You really speak so well👏👏... I'm 18 and even I'm not that fluent when it comes to speak in public..this one is incredible and I'm inspired 👏👏👏..

[@divyanshi1143]

@Anshika Tiwari okay.... So what you think i said

[@VR00100]

What did she even talk about? She's talking like she's talking to a friend And also before any incel comment, if you can't take vaild critism just don't comment @ me

[@divyanshi1143]

@@VR00100 I'm just talking about her confidence... And you can't deny that most of the kids at her age can't even talk to their friends like that. Its not about what she said.... But i loved the "way" she said it. And you should adore these efforts of her, if you can.

[@VR00100]

@@divyanshi1143 yes im not denying that Also proud to be Indian

[@geetanjalishaligram621]

The PM of India too can't speak fluent English, so it's not like he cant do public speaking. You can speak in ur mother tongue

[@joaodz8]

Every child has a mind full of dreams and creativity. But our educational system kind of prunes this creativity in name of preparing them to the world. I think every parent must watch your sons and daughters and find what they like to do and encourage and support their dreams from an early age.

[@changeshifter4852]

Yes, this is true. The current system discourages creativity while training our young for a workplace that no longer exists. I am grateful to have had a mom committed to ensuring that my schooling did not interfere with my education. Encourage any creativity in your child for that is where innovation comes from.

[@milenaefamilia]

I think that was amazing the fact that a child presented so well and in another language. Congratulations Ishita! You made me remember of myself when I was a kid, with a lot of dreams to change the world. And made me think about me right now as a adult, that we grow up and forget how is like do be a child, the pressure and stuff. I realized the fact that we need to be more supportive with kids, and let kids be kids!

[@DeepeshMishra]

Thank You Ishita. I want that Every Children of my country Must See this video. More Power to you and your Parents.

[@thefamilyshow6196]

Nikal lode

[@aditigupta7609]

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[@HemantKumar-zs2gz]

Bade mei ja

[@booktuberstudios558]

Ishita katyal you added an inspiration in my lyf. Thank you. "Perhaps if we take care of now the future will take care of itself" You made the relevant worries Water conservation hunger, War. Hatts of this child like thought can lead us toward the right.

[@storysixty]

Awesome Ishita, thank you for being a representation of a young country

[@aditigupta7609]

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[@pedroemanuel376]

First of all: omg, she's ten years old and she's so incredible! It reminded me of one of my favorite books that is called the little prince. Continuing, it brings a very important message, especially for us adults: that we should not educate for fear. fear, however much it is a natural process, limits us in many ways and in various aspects of life. As she said, we have several things around us that can give us inspiration and strength, but many times we do not have the encouragement to follow this. We, as university students, know that there are many things that make impossible the realizations of our dreams. So why do we have to be a force against a child's dream? We have to think more about it. Still on the video, I would like to say that my favorite part was the full video. We should share in the kkkkkk family group. Children are inspired by what they see. Finally, I leave here a final consideration: we have to create contexts and opportunities for children to grow as a person and grow well, but not only ours, because the world is sad as hell and not everyone has the same opportunities.

[@brainlyknowledge6460]

Her English and her age. OMG

[@MsPaulinha2205]

It’s so nice to see a young girl talking about how to make a real difference in our world. We need to multiply your thoughts and finish with all that four points you showed!!!! Congratulations for your initiative!!!

[@mariaeduardamatos6714]

The thought and concern of this girl with the problems of the world are very interesting. Despite all her intelligence, she makes it clear that she has not left her childhood and that it is possible for children today to do whatever they want, even the unimaginable, and realize their dreams, just give us credibility and believe in their potential. Waiting for "tomorrow" to get things started is a waste of time, we cannot doubt anyone's ability.

[@pedroatayde1710]

The main theme of video approache by Ishita Katyal is the lack of encourage in childrens: the adults are busier worrying about the children's future than making them enjoy the actual. And this is true, the parents many times are more preoccupied in ensure the future of children and them don't care of the childrens want make in your childhood. The video is even more interesting because of the girl, she is very funny and my favorite part of their speech is: "I dream about a future where people think ten times for increasing fee of the school, hundred times before going to a war with aother country, thousand times before wasting food and water and ten thousand times letting their child's childhood go away".

[@avanivaishnav1734]

she is so confident for a 10 year old!! proud to be an indian!!! thanks ishita for such huge inspiration!! ps; ur just a year older to me :)

[@brenoreis54]

When a child defends the rights of other children in this way, it is really heartening to see the capacity of this and the next generations. The objectives of the speech remind me a lot of the "Child Hope", which is a project that exists here in Brazil, which is very aligned in the protection of childhood, hunger, education and other aspects. At first I thought the introduction was rather futile, but as I went along I was relaxing this, and understanding that this freedom, creativity are important aspects of childhood, so when I was told about protecting these things, I applauded, mainly for remembering the my childhood and how important that was and wishing the same to the other kids. Finally, I believe that the speech could be more fluid, but it is not something that removes the merits of it.

[@devakikesh4869]

I got goosebumps throughout the video. And tears at the end. Thank you for the powerful message, Ishita 😘 Much love to you! You are empowering and bold. Tackling the right issues at the right time, which is NOW. This is a classic example of how a child is much more sensible than an average adult! Support every child! Give a voice to very child! Empower them! And this world will run better than what adults can ever do.

[@sumaiyaunnisa1463]

Today's child tomorrow's citizen 💯✅

[@goldenartworld8733]

True

[@tribhuwan6574]

And you're today's Tharki

[@getpriyanka]

I know her. she is in my school, and she is a very good friend of mine. She is in high school now, and the school editor

[@ameer0075]

Really

[@joykumarchoudhury1758]

from which school you both are from

[@ameer0075]

@@joykumarchoudhury1758 not me

[@joykumarchoudhury1758]

@@ameer0075 i know I didn't took your name bro

[@ameer0075]

@@joykumarchoudhury1758 I thought both means myself and her

[@pokefangirl1195]

Idk why but I'm crying so hard because she is just 11,12 years old but look at me I'm 15 and i didn't even speak English properly i had so many dreams but always being a failure even my parents won't listen to me i don't even know what to do anymore today I'm soo proud of her she just gave me an inspiration

[@ujjwalin]

Don't worry bro, same situation here... But atleast you are watching TED, you want to change and every thing needs just one wish to start it and by your words I know you are not someone average, may be today you are not shining but one day you will....

[@pokefangirl1195]

@@ujjwalin Those words were very wonderful thank you so much i really appreciate that you saw my comment and replied it gave me strength, and i commented here because i don't have anyone to share this

[@Harsh-le7wz]

True words Don't waste time for being worried about future enjoy the today and live the today so that tommorow will be wonderfull.

[@werissonmota]

Great speech! I really enjoyed the part about encouraging children to do what they like, keeping in mind that children may be capable of great deeds and that age is just a number. Another important point, when it is said that children are losing their childhood, so much so that parents do not have time for them so much because of the burden of obligations that children have.

[@harshaswarnalakshmi6346]

Such an amazing speaker. We as a teenager never dreamt of these . Getting inspired by her. I appreciate for her courage. And mostly i appreciate her parents for supporting her.

[@neeh4rika]

Oh god! She is just 12,13 and speaking this good! I pledge I will be there someday, I am 12 too :-)

[@SonamDolkerbiijhkhgf]

Hey,me too

[@goldenartworld8733]

I will be 13 soon :)

[@neeh4rika]

@@goldenartworld8733 even me in 4 months

[@hiteshc.k1940]

"Why should any of us waste a moment?" that statement means everything a soln to all the problems

[@shreyabhanu.1508]

You are right Ishita, I PLAY BADMINTON WITH FEW BOYS MY GRANDMOTHER AND GRANDPA SAYS 'WHY YOU PLAY WITH BOYS. STOP PLAYING NOW'.

[@Ginger_Hrn]

Me, watches this video with my family. My family:[*Heavy staring at me*] Me: [*Internal Screaming intentifyes*]

[@nevergonnagiveyouup128]

Bro you okay?

[@Jeoncy450]

😂😂

[@mamtatyagi4899]

Same here 🙋

[@kanchansahay5566]

It would be better if school authorities watch this

[@viniciuspereirawochz]

Thank you, Ishita, for exposing your ideas as a child, showing me your point of view! The idea of the "cycle of encouragement" was my favourite part, and I am gonna use this idea forever, I think! I wish you the most beautiful things and experiences! Your lovely personality needs to be spread to the whole world!

[@riyabisht6769]

She should taken inspiration with us but we are getting inspired by her . Good job and good luck for your future 😊

[@nithyashree6388]

Be the same over the years...mentally strong girls are always required !

[@serahaleyabastin]

School will all ways ask fee in correct time but other things 👁️_👁️

[@nios1199]

She is sooo good and I know now I will be compared by my parents more ...so thank you Ishita for destroying lives of us like average students

[@anjurawat5958]

"But wait how can I forget " killer expression and nice speaking style 😍😍😘😘keep it up

[@kalyanidantal8629]

She speak so well at this age..😳 She is future competitor of sandeep maheshwari😂

[@parishamhatre7701]

Awesome confidence....she has an amazing quality of thoughts at such a young age...incredibly amazing👌👌👌👌

[@Aminutetolearn]

A kid says "Children's childhood is taken away from them at an early stage" -- while doing things that are not normal for any child to do in his/her childhood. Don't tell me that all these things are written by her and she didn't memorize them before coming on to the stage. If we really want to give our kids a beautiful childhood, we shouldn't fasten the process of their growth and expect them to act maturely when they deserve to do childish things.

[@anshulmaheshwari9269]

Ishita, I am spellbound by your thoughts. Way to go girl!

[@studyislove5515]

Beautiful words...creative girl...People like u are representing the real sense of life ....

[@siddharamagoudamalipatil4358]

She's not only intelligent, her parents are so rich, she studies in a top tier school, perfected English, her teacher helped her. People in the comment section undermine themselves for but speaking fluent at her age. No, it's not your fault, it's your parents.

[@gojosatoru2294]

*she looks like the younger version of sonam kapoor*

[@celebs.multifandom8194]

I was literally searching this comment 😂🤣

[@arabarya4942]

She spoke very good she is the pathmaker of Childhood for a child hands of to you very well And her English was so fluent and only is 10 years old very goood #proud to be Indian

[@aqsawaseem2033]

Well done Ishita...😊👏....you spoke so well and your thoughts are just wonderful

[@ameyjain5717]

One of the best Ted Talk I heard till now.🎉👍

[@aditigupta7609]

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[@shrilakshmi3018]

Me too

[@naianemeirelesdealmeida4894]

The video is interesting because usually we adults do not listen to children and we simply impose things for them to do without knowing what they would like to do, or what they are feeling. In addition, it brings a pertinent reflection about the potencies of children and how adults can underestimate them and how adults could better care for children and the world in which they live and live. I've never been in touch with such ideas, especially from a child. My favorite part of the video is when she talks about the adults asking the kids what they would like to be when they grow up, and she says the question should be: What would you like to be now. For, it is a way to encourage the child to be more creative and make her feel useful. I do not have a less favorite part of the video, just a concern to know how much freedom we give to a being who does not yet have enough experience to decide on themselves, in my view the question of "what you want to be", nor should it be made because the future is not in our hands, and then would enter the part that she comments on "What do you want to do now?", this way, we deprive the children of possible frustrations. A better explanation of how to do this than she proposes. How to give freedom and protect at the same time.

[@parikshitabhattacharya2267]

Wow! So lovey to watch children from our country to speak in a show like this!

[@carengrilo516]

Seeing a child, a girl, so conscious and intelligent gives hope for a better future. I would like all children to have the opportunity to watch this video and continue the encouragement cycle. A beautiful speech without losing the grace of a child. It's so amazing to see a child make such a contribution to the world, talking about dreams, encouragement and educational change. Congratulations, Ishita!

[@savitam8082]

Great girl , having such courage to stand even on such huge platform itself is already an achievement of this girl , BUT #in India it is still a real fact that every child is not born with golden spoon where child can go to best school, get right education & even toy which she had mentioned as her pet , yes India Is trying to provide facilities as much as possible but a big gap has come up due to global shock of pandemic & it's duty of every citizen to contribute ur knowledge to near by children's by giving them 1hr of time to educate them ,so that a day come where a street girl can also be in this position to give her experience

[@MBBSsumitsharma6043]

At her age I used to balance the switch of light and fans 🤣🤣🤣

[@kanchisahu164]

Then you have lived your childhood. 😄😄

[@09piyushchintal95]

If we just talk and don't make action it will be a dream forever

[@pujarani6385]

The main thing is...the girl has been supported by the family so much still she is thinking about the future and the society in such an early age. ..right age is just a no.👍👍👍

[@ritiksolanki4355]

Awesome Ishita Your gesture to make the people out is great. I wish you will must achieve your all the desire of your life.

[@arshhiyasinha2064]

You speak so well Ishita!!! Because of you, I have got inspired very much, and I have got a new hope that Now I would be able to achieve over my Glossophobia!!!!! You are the future star Ishita!!!!

[@hiteshc.k1940]

you spoke the words of my heart

[@y5eujen159]

She is truly amazing

[@ravindrasingh1283]

Thats great Miss..ishita ...i think every parents should encourage their children to. Do creative thing..even..they..have to make such make environment likewise

[@be_ririka5827]

I've felt every single word that she said, and she is so pure hearted, just like a child has to be, lots of love keep going 😊💜

[@navyashaganti8120]

Such a great presentation from a young child is inspiration to all👏👏.

[@thameeza_an]

What a wonderful speech!!!! I think she spoke out my mind❤️💫😍💖 Hats off😍👏🔥✨

[@user-do2zv9vn1v]

Absolutely right Ishita , if our today is better then our tomorrow will be best .. and who knows how many years we have , in living present we can get our divine moment and make it same...

[@r.k.3962]

Her speaking touched my heart ❤🥰👏👏👏

[@rajithakumbala6976]

We don't have words to say for her speech.....

[@medhaverma5315]

She is an outstanding speaker and wonderful confidence 👍👌 The ideas that she is presenting in this video are so thought provoking and leads us to ponder on such crucial aspects in our country. Amazing ✅✅

[@trishasingh385]

I hats off you for this which open your eyes😢😊thank you so much....being a child I will all ways think 1,00,000 time before leting down a child for his/her dreams....😇🙇

[@serahaleyabastin]

What do u want to be when u grow up? Me: idk

[@btsarmyforever7639]

Omo same here

[@krittikasarkar6989]

Which morons disliked this video??? She's super talented and so very mature. Amazing little girl, you'll make us proud!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kanchisahu164]

Those who want to see kids as kids enjoying their life instead of letting them think of the world's problem at this age. She seems to be a victim of what she says (btw I didn't dislike the video because she has spoken well)

[@amritpreetmehta6952]

Best 8 minutes of my life ❤️

[@sherlysaji4034]

Really really tru things.. she said😒i also felt all of ths.. and yes am a girl bt we can still change our future

[@nowrin_8193]

Yes

[@joaovitorknoth7418]

I guess the video interesting cause it presents convincingly the importance who we must give to the childs and the way we should treat them. Facing childhood as something that is already and not as something that could be, is a much more realistic way of evidently forming a full childhood that does't grow with expectations and who will generate frustration. Treating children as equals instead than subordinate to adults is important for them to have autonomy to deal with the world around them.

[@ananyasrivastava2463]

What makes you beautiful- one direction!! ❤️❤️❤️😍

[@pritoshsarkar9433]

God bless you sister. You are real pride of our country.

[@marutisirormarutisarsambe3057]

Well beginning is half done!! Best of luck bright future

[@Incredible-km3jb]

She spoke beautifully....And she was just 10👌

[@mufeedakp2911]

You tube recommended this to right time🙇!!!!!!:)

[@creatures_world]

Incredible child ....so confident and free at the moment enjoying it ....if I remember myself at her age ...I used to just do the homework stuff and did prepare for the upcoming examinations and so do now .....sometimes future worries drag us to things which we never enjoy

[@rishupriya3183]

I'm so glad to hear this.....

[@rideart102]

Just Wow!! Ishita ur incredible!!

[@chikusfactsfactory6902]

...mai to pogo dekhta tha jab 10 sal ka tha😂😂😂.... Edit:- I am 19 and mai abhi bhi dekhta hu.

[@nipunkumar1175]

Tu 3 days me 10 se 19 ho gya bhai 😂

[@shikharkushwaha3609]

@@nipunkumar1175 roasted him hahahahah....

[@nipunkumar1175]

@@shikharkushwaha3609 😂

[@Ginger_Hrn]

Time sure flies

[@finearts6054]

@@nipunkumar1175 😂😂

[@prernakumari3335]

proud of u ishita

[@shannu76]

believe and bravery both are being a very "joyous'" "smiles" on every faces of future.

[@monishmore958]

You are Amazing Ishita .. hatsoff👒 ... 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@merajfatima4885]

Great thought..thank you for sharing them with us

[@philomath9139]

Wow really so amazing proud of you my little dear sister you are a example of a girl 💗 you have achieved very big achievement in Less age

[@deepakpriyadarshi8010]

Woww i mean really u re re bravo buddy. U speaks English lkile that ur a big proffesior in English nd ur iq level.. Ohh! I am speechless, even adults can't talk nd thinks like u mentioned in ur statement. U re doing fabulous just keep going nd motivates us with ur words.

[@vickeyjoshi8087]

Everything she said was thought provoking

[@pushpagoutham2567]

Just amazing. Ishitha hat's to u . Keep on going.

[@swastikadeb8605]

Thanks, for this ted our thoughts matched a lot!!!!! Loved it!!!

[@kiranjha789]

Great Ishita!! 😁 INSPIRED BY YOU!!

[@shivangipawar9404]

Her English is making me gone mad...at her age i don't even know how to pronounce words as easily and comfortably she is speaking

[@learnwithashvani8975]

Just awesome.... 👌👏👏

[@ameerhamzah3456]

The comment section is so funny😂😂😂😂 All comments are so funny❤️❤️❤️

[@quitter3452]

Awesome I gained more confidence by yours 😉 thanks alot ❤️🎉👍

[@shankarstore4015]

After watched her one word come From my heart 💓 that's wonderful outstanding

[@whatsinname0106]

Hope my parents also know this

[@Versatile_expression_7]

It's all happened of her surroundings and parent support... If we have been well guided from childhood then our present and future both generous

[@sureshsingh6345]

Today's child tomorrow's citizen❤️👍

[@prasantabiswas5962]

Really amazing I am only 12 you are 10 and your great words made me so inspired love it

[@jiteshmaurya5588]

Her speech came in my ASL in English.

[@chandrakantmishra8928]

Really amazing speaking quality she have. 😊