New Delhi, August 15: On the occasion of Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort for the 13th consecutive time. During his speech, he emphasized significant points regarding the youth. Union Minister for Labour and Employment, Youth Affairs, and Sports, Mansukh Mandaviya, shared PM Modi’s remarks on social media.
In his post on the platform ‘X’, Minister Mandaviya wrote, “We are moving forward as strong contenders for the Olympics in 2036 and will host the Commonwealth Games in 2030. We are committed to providing free online coaching for various exams, keeping in mind the concerns of poor and middle-class families. In the coming year, we aim to train 1 crore youth in AI skills. I want to tell the youth of the country, bring your dreams; we will ensure there are no resource shortages.”
This year, PM Modi addressed the citizens for the 13th time on Independence Day. He introduced the concept of “Saptadhara” or “Seven Powers” to elevate India’s development journey to new heights. This framework symbolizes the future-oriented thinking and large-scale ambitions of India, which will guide the country’s progress, self-reliance, and global leadership in the coming years.
The Prime Minister outlined that the first power of ‘Saptadhara’ is manufacturing strength, followed by agricultural and food production, technology and innovation, infrastructure development, defense forces, green and blue economies, and finally, India’s ‘soft power.’
He stressed the need to advance the manufacturing sector significantly. Alongside increasing production, we must also focus on creating smaller components as well as large products. The entire value chain must be ours. From design to manufacturing, India should become the center of the global supply chain.
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