Viksit Bharat @ 2047: 'The coming generation will become the captain of the country,' PM Modi launches Bharat Vikas Yojana


Posted on 11th Dec 2023 12:06 pm by rohit kumar

Viksit Bharat @ 2047: Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually addressed the 'Viksit Bharat @ 2047 Voice of Youth Workshop. The PM said, "This is the period in India's history when the country is going to take a great leap." There are many examples around us of countries that have made such huge leaps in their development in a given period. That's why I say this is the right time for India. We have to take advantage of every moment of this immortal time. We must not lose a single moment.”

 

The PM further said, "I would like to especially congratulate all the Governors who have organized this workshop related to building a developed India. You have brought together people on one platform who have the responsibility to give direction to the youth power of the country. The role of educational institutions is to develop individuals and only through individual development a nation can be built. In today's era, the campaign of personality development has become very important in India."

 

We have 25 years of Amritkaal in front of us – PM Modi

Regarding building a developed India, PM Modi said that this Amritkaal is like the one we often see during examination days. The student is very confident about her performance in the examination. But still, he leaves no stone unturned till the last moment. When exam dates arrive, it feels like the exam date for the entire family has arrived. The exam date has also been declared for us as citizens of the country. We have 25 years of Amritkaal in front of us. We have to work round the clock for this Amritkaal and the goals of a developed India.

 

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