PM Modi Champions Youth-Led Growth at YUGM

New Delhi, India, April 29: In a historic address at the YUGM Innovation Conclave, Prime Minister Narendra Modi underscored India’s strategic commitment to empowering its youth to spearhead innovation. Describing this as the onset of a “Developed India,” he articulated a vision where talent, temperament, and technology form the cornerstone of the nation’s growth engine.

The event, a wonderful initiative by the Ministry of Education, gathered talented leaders from academia, government, and industry. PM Modi highlighted the ongoing evolution of India’s education system to meet global standards through the New National Education Policy, enhanced digital infrastructure, and exciting programs like One Nation, One Subscription, which has made research materials accessible to everyone.

He emphasised India’s rising global standing, mentioning enhanced university rankings and indigenous innovations like the hyperloop at IIT Madras and the nation’s first MRI machine. He noted that these developments showcase the strength of India’s innovation landscape.

At the core of his address was the emphasis on “Make AI in India” and “Make AI Work for India,” aligning with the country’s vision to establish itself as a leader in frontier technologies. The Prime Minister reiterated the importance of a swift idea-to-product cycle and urged industry leaders to mentor and provide funding to young innovators.

He said the university campuses in India are evolving into centres of Yuvashakti, youth power, where research and entrepreneurial vigour intersect. The establishment of Superhubs, along with the ₹50,000 crore National Research Foundation, illustrates the government’s dedication to research.

With a strong foundation built on discipline, focus, trust, clarity, and alignment, PM Modi’s message shines brightly: India’s innovation ecosystem isn’t just growing; it’s rapidly moving toward global leadership.

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