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We need more tech now
Addressing over 10,000 aspiring innovators at ‘Smart India Hackathon’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday insisted that there is a need to use technology more and innovate more in this technologically driven era.
True essence of democracy is Jan Bhagidari: PM
New Delhi: Addressing over 10,000 aspiring innovators at ‘Smart India Hackathon’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday insisted that there is a need to use technology more and innovate more in this technologically driven era.
The Prime Minister addressed the students via video conferencing. He also asserted that the true essence of democracy is ‘Jan Bhagidari’ (People’s participation). He further called on aspiring innovators to stress on the quality and said good quality products will bring changes in the lives of many people.
Emphasising that the youngsters of the country want to be job creators, Modi expressed confidence that the outcomes of what youngsters are doing will lead to very positive results.
The first of a kind initiative for students is being organised by the Ministry of Human Resource Development in order to encourage innovating thinking.
Modi said that the youth of India is blessed with phenomenal energy and this energy will bring very good results for the nation. "India is a youthful nation.
The youth of India has come together with enthusiasm for this programme. I am confident the outcomes of what my young friends are doing will lead to very positive results," the Prime Minister said.
An official statement claimed that over 2,110 mentors were appointed to give online training to students for the finale.
