New Delhi: Admiring the important role of youth in nation-building, Prime Minister Modi said on Monday, taking pride in the fact that some of the major global companies are being led by youth, in the areas of innovation and startups. India’s CEO emphasized India’s growing power.
“Today we are proud to see Indian youths superior in the world of start-ups. We are proud to see Indian youths innovating and moving the country forward. “I think,” said the Prime Minister at a virtual awards ceremony given to children who chose “Pradan Mantri Rashtoriyabal Plaska” for their achievements across the field, including innovation. .. PM used blockchain technology to digitally award certificates to recipients.
The Prime Minister also praised the children for showing their “modern and scientific thinking” in the vaccination program. “More than 40 million children have been vaccinated with the corona vaccine in just 20 days since January 3,” he said. Emphasizing the leadership the children showed at Swachch Bharat Abhiyan, he called on him to become the ambassador of “Vocal for Local” and lead the “Aatmanirbhar Bharat” campaign.
Modi said policies and initiatives in all sectors are youth-centric. He quoted initiatives such as Start-Up India, Stand Up India, Digital India, and Make in India. He said this is in sync with the speed of Indian youth who are leading this new era at home and abroad. Among the people who attended the ceremony was Smriti Irani, Minister of Development for Women and Children.
The Prime Minister also recalled the contributions of Pilbara Kanakrata Barua, Kudiram Bose and Lani Guydinil to the free struggle. “These fighters, at a very young age, made national freedom the mission of their lives and devoted themselves to it,” he said.
Regarding the unveiling of the hologram image of the Freedom Fighter Subhas Chandra Bose at the India Gate, he said: Country. ”
He also remembered visiting the Nowshera district of Jammu and Kashmir last year at the Diwali Festival and meeting Valdef Singh and Basant Singh, who played the role of child soldiers after the War of Independence.
They helped our army at such a young age without worrying about their lives. The Prime Minister quoted an example of the courage and sacrifice of the sons of Guru Gobind Singh.
Twenty-nine children, including 14 girls, were awarded in six areas: innovation, academic performance, sports, arts and culture, social welfare, and courage. Each child will be awarded a medal, prize Rs 1,00,000 and a certificate.
The Prime Minister also greeted everyone on the occasion of National Girls’ Day.