Modi’s message to youth: Make India modern, don’t live in the past

September 11, New Delhi (Prime Minister): Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked them to work for modern India seeking innovation and technology among young people on Monday

Mr. Mohdi said that the wise once told him that India was not evaluated 5000 years ago, the age of llama and Buddha, but India is evaluated according to today's place.

Modi celebrated the 125th anniversary of Swami Vivekananda at the World Council of World Parliament. Said. In chicago

Mr. Modi, Vivekananda supported experimentation and innovation and claimed that his government is working according to Vivekananda's ideals.

On September 11, 1893 the Prime Minister mentioned the speech of Vivekananda in Chicago and 911 said it became synonymous with terrible terrorist attacks against the United States on September 11, 2001. But if the world is not under such terrorist attacks it may not happen. I forgot the landmark

Modi, who is responsible for hygiene, stated that there is no right to say 'Van Dematan' to people who throw trash. When the Prime Minister spoke, the crowd intermittently shouted "Van Demataram".

"Do you have the right to sing Ban de Mataram for those who spit on Bharatomata or who throw Bharatomata?" Modi asked.

The prime minister also asked the university to hold cultural events to celebrate the other provinces and added a relaxed attitude that they would not object to celebrating the day like "the day of roses."

Mr. Modhi said the students should do more and ask the Haryana University to ask Tamil 's Day, or Punjab University to open the day of Kerala.

"There is no place to create and innovate beyond the campus of the university There is no life without creativity, our creativity will strengthen our country and make our people's desires realized."

Now, as the second year of Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi has taken steps to improve the lives of 1.2 billion people who constitute the world's largest democracy. In May, we announced plans to reform and modernize the government and corporate sectors by introducing a unified sales tax and increasing foreign direct investment in India. Modi is the second largest political leader after Barack Obama and he is also pushing India to the digital world. He thinks that innovation is the key to relieving India from poverty, he went to Silicon Valley in September and asked for advice and assistance from technical executives of companies like Google and Facebook.

Modi's foreign policy is currently focused on improving relations with neighboring countries and allowing the world to invest in India. In the United States he met several American business leaders and invited them to participate in a program to make them in India. During a recent visit to France, he urged Airborg, the leading aerospace company, to explore India's manufacturing opportunities. During his stay in Germany he made a strong publicity in the Make in India project. He is trying to provide more "competitive, confident and safe" information from India.

Since taking office, Modi has modernized institutions and their infrastructure in India, saved time and gathered billions of dollars investment. Recent Silicon Valley visits made India the most attractive technology company in the world, not in China. Main reasons? Population dividends, unified democracy, strong domestic market, and of course governments specializing in deregulation. MODI is a prime minister who is willing to meet with the owner of a technology company and speaking in their own words is not only meaning English but it is also important. But Mody's approach is not to treat himself as an adversary, but to create a proposition of new value and become an alliance that knows what the company can do for his own country. turn