Juvenile Delinquency Of Youth And Role Of Yoga As A Remedial Measure
Keywords:
Juvenile delinquency, Adolescence, Antisocial behavior and Astanga YogaAbstract
This study explores the effectiveness of yogic practices in removing delinquent problem of youth. The purpose of the study was to find out the effect of yoga to remove delinquent problem among the youth. In the present study the researcher want to observe the effect of yoga on the delinquent problem of the Adolescence. Adolescent are the future of our country. It also a complex and multifaceted period of development and understanding. It begins to feel isolated from society. This negligence leads to antisocial behavior. The necessity is to change negative perception among youth. Youth engaging in criminal activities due to various underlying factors such as family dynamics, socio-economic challenges, peer influence, and exposure to violence, etc.
Juvenile delinquency also a significant social issue. It encompasses a range of behaviors by minor that violate laws or social norms. This problem can lead to social isolation, educational consequences and psychological harm for the individual involved. Therefore a researcher must make a study on this crucial topic. Despite a recent decline in juvenile crime rates, the need for effective prevention and rehabilitation strategies persists till date.
In the context of this problem, Yoga acts as a preventive medicine. This paper explores the potential of yogic practices, as a holistic development to address juvenile delinquency. Yoga with its structured Astanga Yoga, offers a framework for cultivating self- discipline, emotional regulation and ethical behavior in adolescent. It plays transformative roles in mitigating delinquent behaviours. Thus, discusses how Yoga can support juveniles in overcoming their dangerous nature and empowering them to make positive behavioural changes and reintegrate into society.
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