OP-ED: Entrepreneurship and the forgotten, angst-filled youth

The face of the modern Bangladeshi youth differs greatly from that of the 70s and 80s The entrepreneurial “avant garde” spirit is perhaps the greatest asset of the modern day young. I know a ride-sharing biker who works during the day and at night, and spends time as a YouTuber analyzing recent socio-political events laced with humour and regional dialects.There’s another person who does not have enough education but, with three young doctors, has opened an online medical advice platform for women in rural areas. One young lad recently talked of using locally made drones to monitor crop lands and act as digital scarecrows. The ideas are endless -- most of them unique.There will always be one portion of the young determined to enter government service, but from experience I have seen that a lot of brilliant students would rather take up a challenge than go for a structured life. Nothing against civil service, but the young nowadays want to exercise their creative flair.