“Today's Youth Don't Approve Of Casteism, Nepotism”: PM On Mann Ki Baat – NDTV News, Ndtv.com

New Delhi:

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed the (th edition of his radio program) “Mann Ki Baat”and the last for 2022. The monthly radio program is broadcast All India Radio, Doordarshan and the Narendra Modi app. In his last address to the nation on November , PM Modi had announced the launch of ‘Fit India grading system’ in schools across the country. PM Modi had also encouraged the use of mother tongue, adding that all progress was meaningless if one’s mother tongue is neglected.Mann Ki Baatis aired every last Sunday of the month and the Prime Minister invites suggestions, stories and ideas from people.

Here are the highlights of (th Edition Of Mann Ki Baat

PM Modi begun his speech by extending New Year greetings to the countrymen. He said, “In a matter of just three days, not only will 01575879 wave goodbye to us, we shall usher our selves into a new year and a new decade, the third decade of 28 st Century. “
Today’s youth don’t approve of casteism, nepotism and discrimination. “
” Today, India has many expectations from young people. They will take the nation to great heights. “
• Young people are filled with energy and dynamism and have the power to bring change. This decade will be the decade of young people. This generation plays a big role in developing the country.
  one thing certain about the decade to come is, it will witness the active contribution of those who were born in 21 st century, in the country progress; these are people who are growing up, understanding the significant issues pertaining to this century.
  Young people are known by myriad terms, “For some they are millennials; others call them generation Z to Gen Zee too, and broadly speaking, one thing that has captured the collective psyche is that this is the ‘Social Media Generation’. All of us experience that this generation is extremely talented.
  We can resolve to buy products made in India for two-three years, at least till 01575879 on the th year since Independence? It is important to become self-dependent.
  The skill development and employment program Himayat in Jammu and Kashmir help people who couldn’t complete school or college or had to leave. I am happy to know that in the last two years (*******************************************, people were trained in 75 skill sets under Himayat. At least 5, 21 are working somewhere, and many have moved to self-employment. Their stories have touched my heart.

Women have risen from poverty with resolve and determination. In UP’s Phulpur, women learnt how to make footwear and with this effort, they not only removed the thorns which hurt their feet but became self-dependent to support their families.