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PM Modi Praises Youth for India's Strides in Fields Once Out of Reach

Published on: 26 Jul 2026, 10:06 PM
PM Modi Praises Youth for India's Strides in Fields Once Out of Reach

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday lauded the nation's youth for propelling India into arenas that were once considered beyond its reach, highlighting achievements in space exploration, sports, and technology. Speaking at a virtual interaction with young entrepreneurs and innovators, Modi credited the demographic dividend as a key driver of India's progress on the global stage.

Modi pointed to milestones such as the Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission, the rise of Indian athletes in international competitions, and the growth of the startup ecosystem as evidence of young Indians' capabilities. He emphasised that government initiatives like the National Education Policy 2020 and the Skill India Mission have created an enabling environment for youth to excel.

“Our youth are not just taking India to new heights; they are breaking barriers that existed for decades,” Modi said. He cited examples of young scientists, sportspersons, and entrepreneurs who have achieved global recognition and urged others to follow their path.

The Prime Minister’s remarks come amid a broader narrative that India’s demographic advantage can be harnessed for national development. According to official data, India has the world’s largest youth population, with over 600 million people under the age of 25. The government has prioritised education, skill development, and digital infrastructure to tap this potential.

Critics, however, argue that despite these successes, challenges such as unemployment, underemployment, and quality of education persist. Youth unemployment rates remain high, and there are calls for more robust job creation and institutional reforms. Opposition leaders have also pointed to disparities in access to opportunities between urban and rural areas.

Modi’s speech, which was broadcast live, was met with enthusiastic responses from participants. Many shared their own success stories, ranging from space technology to social enterprises. The event underscored the government’s focus on youth empowerment as a cornerstone of its policy agenda.

In conclusion, the Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to creating a conducive ecosystem for young Indians to thrive, saying, “The future belongs to our youth, and we will ensure they have every opportunity to make India proud.”

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