During Visit to Mysuru, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Credits Country’s Youth for Driving Growth and Innovation
Modi said youth and entrepreneurs are driving India’s startup economy and urged education reforms to prepare students for the 21st century.
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During visit to Mysuru, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi credits country’s youth for driving growth and innovation
While India was under colonial rule during Vivekananda’s lifetime and its youth were shackled by slavery, today’s young Indians were shaping the country’s future across diverse sectors, he said.
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PM Modi arrived in Mysore, Karnataka, on Saturday. Speaking about the power of youth, he said, "Today, India's youth are demonstrating their strength in every sector." The PM added that India's youth, once shackled, are now driving global development. Thanks to their youth, India now has the third-largest startup ecosystem in the world. Watch the video.
PM Modi credits youth for India's startup success, vows to modernise education in fresh outreach
Addressing a gathering in Karnataka's Mysuru, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his government committed to modernising the country's education infrastructure, while crediting the youth for India's startup ecosystem success.
‘Right opportunities and direction turn youth potential into national strength’: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised young Indians for strengthening the country’s startup ecosystem and contributing to global development. Speaking after inaugurating the Viveka Smaraka youth centre in Mysuru, he outlined his government’s efforts to modernise education. His remarks came after student protests over alleged irregularities in the NEET (UG) examination.
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