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Some think spending a lot on birthday celebration and weddings is a waste of money. Others think that it is important for young people and society. Discuss both views and give your opinion

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Money
 can not buy happiness. It is generally believed that expending a huge amount of cash on celebrations
such
 as birthdays parties or weddings is foolishness
however
 it is favourable by the young generation. In my opinion,it is not a good idea to fork your hard-earned
money
 on
such
 events. On the one hand, spending a good amount of fund on these lavish events (marriage or
birthday
) is not a good idea. it creates pressure on peers and if they fail to comply with standards, they feel depressed and sad.
Instead
 of spending so much
money
 on weddings, we can utilize
this
money
 to feed poor and needy people.
Also
 spending
money
 on
birthday
 parties, same cash can be used for their future investment. To cite an example, India 's richest man Mukesh Ambani had to spend 730 million rupees on his daughter 's wedding function, he could have donated
this
money
 to needy humans.
On the other hand
, Young people believe that throwing a lot of
money
 on weddings or
birthday
 parties is a way of pump and show.
Additionally
,it sets a great image of themselves in society. To illustrate, my friend had spent 5 lac rupees on his son 's 1st
birthday
 without thinking about his son's future. To conclude I strongly opine that people should not spend their life savings to celebrate
such
 events.
Moreover
,they should not create high standards which others have to follow. Joy can be shared with near and dear ones with less expensive events as well.
Submitted by Gaurav Jain on

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