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Urgent help needed in Purnia. My 21-year-old sister is admitted at Sadar Hospital. She had severe nasal bleeding due to a ruptured vein, and there is also a possible case of a swallowed bottle cap. Bleeding was heavy but is temporarily controlled with an injection.

A youth can find themselves staring at 3 types of life path decisions in his early 20s: A) Going below the standard of life accorded by Parents - This is easiest path - you have to just lounge around and have fun and things will take care of itself within a decade B) Maintaining same standard of living accorded by Parents - This is a bit tough but doable - You have all the resources and guidance but you have to put in your own efforts - Example could be your Dad is a clerk, you are also giving exam to be a clerk to be in same social bracket C) The toughest among all is going for social mobility, doing better than your parents - Neither you have the resources, nor the guidance to upgrade your social status, you are left all alone - This takes away your 20s and early 30s in frustration with lots of heartbreaks, saps you off energy but it will ensure your coming generations have a good foundation to stand on Example could be you going for IAS when your Dad is a Clerk, he cannot guide you or give you unlimited resources Or even starting a business when your Dad is a private employee If you have taken the Bracket C life path, you have my utmost respect