Youth full of aspirations, want country to move forward: PM Modi
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the opposition to use facts and logic in Parliament rather than causing disruptions during the monsoon session. He highlighted recent achievements in space and technology as evidence of the country's progress driven by youth aspirations.
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The statement reflects the ongoing political friction in India between the ruling government and the opposition regarding governance and parliamentary conduct.
NEW DELHI: On a day when the Cockroach Janta Party-headed protest against govt over NEET-UG paper leak and myriad issues turned violent, PM Narendra Modi Monday said the Indian youth is full of aspirations and want the country to move forward and, in a message to opposition parties, called for using logic and facts to raise issues in Parliament instead of causing disruption.In his customary remarks to media before the start of Parliament’s monsoon session, he said the country has notched up several achievements in the past one month and brought up the debut success of a private space company — Skyroot — in launching a rocket into the orbit, noting that the average age of its team is only 28 years. “I am not speaking of a 56-year-old young man.
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