Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a direct message to India's young people, telling them the country needs their skills and commitment. Speaking at a public event, he expressed confidence in the youth and said they are vital to the nation's development, according to ABP Ananda.
The Prime Minister made the remarks during his first public address following recent protests at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, as reported by Anandabazar Patrika. He used the occasion to reassure young Indians of his trust in them, stating plainly that the country requires their contribution.
Modi was speaking at the inauguration of the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Youth Centre and Viveka memorial in Mysuru, according to PM India. In his speech, he also touched on the changing nature of the world and technology, telling students at IIT Delhi that those who keep learning will be the ones who succeed, as reported by etvbharat.com.
The message from the Prime Minister frames young people as the architects of nation-building, a point highlighted by Sangbad Pratidin. His comments come at a time when youth engagement and skill development are central themes in public discourse.
The focus on continuous learning and adaptation appears to be a core part of his appeal. With technology evolving rapidly, Modi's remarks suggest that staying current with new skills is essential for both personal and national progress.
Observers will be watching whether this public show of support translates into specific policy announcements or programmes aimed at empowering young Indians in the coming months.
