9. Now a days many educated youths of the middle class in our country are out of employment for want of service. The principal reason for his unemployment problem is the fact that the number of educated men is gradually increasing, and yet all the educated men hanker after service. Many are incapable of physical labour necessary for agricultural and industrial work because they are not used to it. Many again having some prejudice are unwilling to do such work. But what is more humiliating than idleness? In fact, if this false idea of social honour is not rejected and a conviction of the dignity of labour is not established, there can be no real solution of the unemployment problem. There is indeed no humiliation in any work whatsoever. Humiliation lies in idleness and hanging on others. Labour has always the dignity. If a man works in the field, sows the seeds and reaps the harvest, he will command everybody's respect. Give me a summary.​