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You need to do an extensive literature review. Find out relevant 40-50 articles, read them and then prepare a table where you pint out their objectives, methods, findings and limitations. This will help you understand the progress done so far in your area. From there you will have sufficient material and understanding about the subject so as to come up with objectives. What’s even better is that you can use this table in writing a review paper which can be later published.

Hey, I am doing my research on yoga practices among working professionals and how that helps their lifestyle and health. This is sort of related to your area. After doing review, I have found that most of the studies are not looking into the impact of yoga, meditation and other practices on the thinking of individuals towards any social issue. Maybe you can work on these lines? Use the words ‘to analyze/identify/examine/study….’

Find the issue that you are going to research. The objectives are solely reliant on the problem at hand. So ask yourself, what are the issues that require attention? Can those issues be addressed within the time that you have? What best possible methods can be adopted to address those issues? When you have some clarity on these questions, then you can finalize the objectives.