New Delhi: Testing the important role of youth in the nation building, PM Modi on Monday underlines Indian skills in innovation and start-up balls as he conveyed the nation’s pride in the fact that some of the main global companies were led by young Indian CEOs.
“Today we feel proud when we see the superior Indian youth in the world start-up.
We feel proud when we see that Indian youth innovates, bringing developed countries,” said PM at the virtual award ceremony where he gave children chosen with ” Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Purascar “for achievements in various fields, including innovation, including innovation.
PM provides a certificate to receiver digitally using block chain technology.
PM also praised children because they showed their “modern and scientific thinking” in vaccination programs.
“Since January 3, in just 20 days, more than 40 million children get Corona vaccine,” he said.
Highlighting the leadership of children has shown in Swachch Bharat Abhiyan, he appealed them as ambassadors for “vocals for local” and lead the ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ campaign.
Modi said policies and initiatives in all sectors keep youth in the middle.
He quoted initiatives such as Indian start-up, standing in India, Digital India and made in India.
This, he said, synchronous with the speed of Indian youth, who leads this new Epoch is good abroad.
Among those present at the ceremony were the minister of the development of Iranian women and children.
The prime minister also remembers Birbala Kanaklata Barua’s contribution, Khudiram Bose and Rani Gaidinilu for the struggle for freedom.
“These fighters have made the freedom of the state in the mission of their lives at a very young age and dedicated themselves to it,” he said.
Talking about the opening of the hologram statue of Freedom Fighter Subhas Chandra Bose at the Indian gate, he said, “The biggest inspiration we get from Netaji is on duty and the first nation, and you must continue on the path of your task for the country.” He also recalled his visit to the Nowshera sector from Jammu and Kashmir in Diwali last year where he met Baldev Singh and Basant Singh who had played the role of children’s soldiers in the post-independence war.
They help our troops at a young age regardless of their lives.
The prime minister quoted the example of the courage and sacrifice of Teacher’s son Gobind Singh.
Twenty-nine children, including 14 girls, was awarded in six fields – innovation, scholastic achievements, sports, art and culture, social services and courage.
Every child has been given a medal, a cash prize of 1,00,000 Rs and a certificate.
PM also welcomed everyone on the occasion of a national girl’s day.