PM Modi addresses NCC, NSS volunteers, calls Generation Z as India’s ‘Amrit generation’
Modi reiterated India’s resolve to become a developed nation by 2047 and emphasized the importance of the next 25 years for the future of India and the present generation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the National Cadet Corps (NCC) and National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers participating in the Republic Day parade. Referring to the present generation as 'Gen Z,' Modi called them the 'Amrit generation' and expressed India's commitment to becoming a developed nation by 2047.
Despite the common reference to the current generation as Gen Z, Modi preferred to call them the Amrit generation. He emphasized the government's dedication to fulfilling their dreams, providing abundant opportunities, and removing obstacles in their path. Modi urged the Amrit generation to prioritize the nation and align their aspirations with India's progress.
Encouraging a 'Nation First' approach, Modi drew inspiration from space achievements, highlighting the importance of consistency regardless of success or failure. He acknowledged the challenges ahead but expressed confidence in the capabilities of the Amrit generation, envisioning them as architects of a glorious future for India.
Modi emphasized dedicating efforts, dreams, and aspirations to India's betterment, making the success of the Amritkal journey contingent on this commitment. He reiterated the youth as his top priority, recognizing their potential to lead the world.
The Prime Minister discussed India's intellectual capabilities and government initiatives, including opportunities in the space sector, ease of doing business, and private sector involvement in defense. Modi addressed education reforms, encouraging youth participation in research and innovation through initiatives like the National Research Foundation and Atal Tinkering Labs.
Highlighting the importance of fitness and discipline, Modi acknowledged organizations like the NCC, NSS, and Cultural Camps. He introduced 'My Yuva Bharat' and urged youth to register as volunteers, fostering active participation during Republic Day celebrations through tasks like documenting experiences and sharing lessons on the NaMo app.
In conclusion, Modi emphasized continuous connectivity through the NaMo app, enabling today's youth to stay connected with him and showcase their association with Narendra Modi.