New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday declared faith in the nation’s youth saying that ‘competing and conquering’ was the new Mantra of India and the country’s youth had the spirit of ‘can do’ which is a source of inspiration for each generation.
“India entered the golden age of the startup ecosystem bragging more than 50,000 startups, where more than 10,000 startups were founded in the last 6-7 months amid the challenges caused by Covid pandemics …
‘competing and conquering’ is a new Indian mantra,” Perdana said The Minister after inaugurated the Technology Center for the Ministry of MSME and Perinalavar Kamarajar Manimandapam in Puducherry through video conferencing.
“Today’s youth has a spirit that can do a spirit that is a source of inspiration for every generation.
This is the power of youth who has lined up a long in front of digital payments.
Today, Indian youth is writing a global prosperity code,” he said.
PM Modi said that it was the government’s efforts to give adolescents, platforms and infrastructure to develop the nation.
“We want our youth to pursue their dreams without obstacles and worries.
We have reduced our government compliance.
Schemes such as Mudra Yojana, Startup India, standing in India, Indian skills, mission of innovation atal and Nep helped their dreams,” he said.
“I have full confidence in the nation’s youth and I’m sure they will take us to a height that we haven’t even dreamed of,” he added.
PM Modi inaugurated the Technology Center for the Ministry of MSME and Perinalavar Kamarajar Manimandapam – Auditorium with an open theater in Puducherry, through video conferencing.
According to a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s office (PMO), the Ministry of MSME technology center was established in Puducherry with an investment of around Rs 122 Crore.
With a focus on the design and manufacturing sector of electronic systems (ESDM), this technology center will be equipped with the latest technology.
The Prime Minister will also inaugurate the 25th National Youth Festival through video conferencing on the National Youth Day observed to mark Swami Vivekanda’s birth alert.
The festival aims to form the mind of Indian youth and turn it into a united strength for the construction of the nation.
This is one of the biggest exercises in social cohesion and intellectual and cultural integration.
It aims to bring a variety of Indian cultures and integrate it to Utas United ‘Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat’.
This year, given the Covid situation that arises, this festival has been scheduled to be virtually held from January 12-13.