This is your time, Modi tells youth
In Short
- Asks them to dream big, help build developed India
- Addresses students at a school in Chennai on Sunday

Narendra Modi
Chennai: PM Modi on Sunday urged the youth to seize the "infinite opportunities" available in India, asserting that the ideas and solutions they develop for a developed India would shape not only the country's future but also that of the world.
Addressing the Golden Jubilee celebrations of Jaigopal Garodia Hindu Vidyalaya Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Chennai, the Prime Minister encouraged students to dream big, expand their horizons, and contribute to addressing global challenges through innovation and new ideas.
"The new ideas and solutions needed for a developed India will not only shape the future of India but also of the world. Today the world is looking for solutions, and you have the potential to provide these solutions. There is infinite opportunity in India today. I want every youth to see his future on the same big canvas because this is your time. This is your opportunity.
I have full faith that this dream of ours will be fulfilled. Together we will do it,” PM Modi said. Emphasising the potential of young Indians to contribute to national development and global progress, the Prime Minister said that the country offered immense opportunities for the youth to realise their ambitions and play a role in building a developed India.
He urged students to view their future on a broader canvas and take advantage of the opportunities available to them, expressing confidence that the collective efforts of the country’s youth would help realise the vision of a developed India.
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