He was speaking after inaugurating a programme organised by the District Brahmin Sabha and brahmin welfare fund on Friday  to  honour the eminent  brahmins in the society. The programme was held at the Sri Shankar mutt.

The  leader called on the youth from the  community to move forward in the  same speed as the rest of the young India to compete in the  world.

Employment
“Employment opportunities are decreasing in the government sector the face of profitable employment is also fats  changing in the  current scenario. It is only talent that will propel you further in your  choice of vocation and therefore you need to be prepared to take the  unbeaten path during your endeavours” was his  advice.
He also added that in the  next ten years the IT and BT sector will be  overtaken by Nanotechnology. He called on the young people to raise to the challenge posed by this technology that has changed the way of human life in unimaginable ways.

Religion
He also expressed his  concern over the  dwindling state of  religious fervour among the younger generation of the community. However he blamed it on the  rising levels of stress and not the growing  disregard for one traditions and customs.

Balanced approach
He also added that one  should  maintain a perfect balance between the old and the  new and while we protected our culture and  tradition we also needed to  gear up for the various new inventions that would come our  way.

 He also promised a donation of Rs 10,000 to the Brahmin welfare fund on the occasion.

Felicitated
N S Shankar, S Venkatanarayan, H G Chandrashekar, Vatsala Rangaraju and Sharadamma were felicitated on the occasion.

The programme was  presided over  by the president of District Brahmin Sabha, M S Venkatachala and  , General secretary of Akhila   Karnataka Brahmin Mahasabha, H N Hirianna swami was present on the occasion