'The leadership of India's startup revolution is in the hands of the youth...', PM Modi said - the country is working on the roadmap of 2047.

PM Modi inaugurates Startup Mahakumbh: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates Startup Mahakumbh at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. During this, he also addressed the program. PM Modi said that the Startup Mahakumbh has a lot of importance at a time when we are working on the roadmap for a developed India of 2047.

PM Modi addressed the Startup Mahakumbh

While addressing the Startup Mahakumbh, PM Modi said that in the last decades, India has left its mark in the IT and software sector. Now we are seeing the trend of innovation and startup culture continuously increasing in India.

'In politics, launches happen again and again'

He said that many people launch startups, but in politics, it happens a lot and one has to launch them again and again. The difference between you and them is that you people are experimental, if one doesn't launch then you immediately move on to the other.

'India took the right decisions at the right time'

The Prime Minister further said that if India has emerged today as a new hope, a new force for the global start-up space, then there has been a well-thought-out vision behind it. India has made the right decisions at the right time. Started work on start-up at the right time.

'The whole world is watching the potential of India's youth power'

He said that Indian startups are doing very good work in more than 50 sectors of space. Our startups are starting to launch space shuttles. Today the whole world is seeing the potential of India's youth power. Relying on this potential, the country has taken several steps towards building a startup ecosystem.

I take help of AI- PM Modi

PM Modi said in the Startup Mahakumbh, 'Now we are in a new era related to AI technology. I take a lot of help from AI, when there is a language barrier in the election campaign, I take the help of AI to convey my message to people in every language.

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