PM Modi Hails Youth's Creative Energy at Viksit Bharat Dialogue
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered an inspiring address at the Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue in Delhi. He spoke directly to the young participants, celebrating their remarkable creativity and innovative thinking.
Reflecting on Past Challenges and Present Progress
PM Modi took a moment to reflect on the difficult period before 2014. He described how policy delays and bureaucratic red tape created significant obstacles for young Indians. These barriers often stifled innovation and limited growth opportunities for the nation's youth.
The Prime Minister then highlighted the dramatic transformation India has undergone since that time. He emphasized how the country has moved forward, creating new pathways for young people to thrive and contribute to national development.
Gen Z's Vital Role in Building Viksit Bharat
PM Modi specifically praised Generation Z for bringing exceptional energy and talent to the table. He identified their creative capabilities as absolutely essential for achieving the vision of a developed India by 2047.
The Prime Minister expressed genuine admiration for how young leaders are tackling critical national issues. He noted their meaningful engagement with topics like women-led development and democratic participation during the dialogue sessions.
Presentations Showcase India's 'Amrit Peedhi'
PM Modi described the youth presentations as powerful reflections of India's 'Amrit Peedhi' - the golden generation. He stated clearly that the capabilities demonstrated by today's young leaders will directly drive India's progress in the coming years.
The Prime Minister expressed strong confidence that this generation possesses the necessary skills and vision to take the nation to unprecedented heights. He positioned their innovative thinking as the foundation for India's future success on the global stage.
The Viksit Bharat Dialogue served as a platform where young voices could articulate their ideas for national development. PM Modi's remarks underscored the government's recognition of youth potential as India's most valuable resource for achieving long-term development goals.
