Suryaa National Desk: Youth to play a vital role in achieving Vikasita Bharat 2047 target, special measures to train lakhs of young leaders across the country... Youth Affairs and Sports Minister Mansukh Mandavya said that youth should play a vital role in achieving the goal of Vikasita Bharat 2047 and that special measures are being taken to groom one lakh young leaders across the country. SM in Kuthiana, Porbandar District, Gujarat State. He spoke as the chief guest at the 'Vikasita Bharat Yuva Samwad' program held at Jadeja Arts and Commerce College. On the occasion, he emphasized the importance of youth leadership qualities, civic responsibilities and teamwork in shaping the future of the country.
Mandavya made it clear that the participation of every citizen is crucial in making the country a developed and self-reliant India by the centenary of independence. He called on the youth to adopt five pledges (Panch Pran) called by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in their lives. The youth were advised to focus on the goals of working for a developed India, shedding colonial mentality, feeling proud of Indian heritage, strengthening national unity and performing civic duties responsibly. He said that it is not necessary to be in high positions for nation building, everyone including students, teachers and employees should perform their duties honestly and give priority to national interests. He said that through 'My Bharat' portal youth is getting an excellent platform for leadership development and employment opportunities.
He also said that by visiting border villages and interacting with soldiers who are serving in difficult areas like Siachen Glacier, courage and patriotism will increase among the youth. The minister suggested that the youth should be very vigilant while using social media and should not believe in false rumors and receive only reliable news. He warned to be vigilant against attempts to disturb the unity of the country. He called upon the youth to participate in the 'Nasha Mukt Bharat' campaign for building a drug-free society. With the slogan of 'Nation First', the youth is expected to move forward and become key partners in building a developed India by 2047.