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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Saturday that his government has taken groundbreaking decisions with long-term planning over the past decade and freed the country from the burden of several pending decisions.
Addressing the programme marking the 125th Founder's Day celebration of 'The Scindia School' in Gwalior, the Prime Minister mentioned the contribution of the Scindia family to the preservation of the culture of India and Varanasi. The Prime Minister said a dutiful person works for the welfare of the coming generations instead of momentary benefits. He said the BJP-led government at the Centre is close to completing 10 years and multiple pending decisions have been taken with a long-term approach. "Our government is about to complete ten years, during this period, our government has freed the country from the burden of several pending decisions, from Article 370 to GST to One Rank One Pension, Triple Talaq and the Women's Reservation Bill which was passed," he said. PM Modi noted that these pending decisions would have been carried forward to the next generation and said his government strives to create a positive atmosphere for the young generations with no shortage of opportunities. "Dream big and Achieve big", the Prime Minister said to the students and noted that the Scindia School will complete 150 years close to the centenary of India's independence. The Prime Minister expressed confidence that the young generation will make India a developed nation in the next 25 years. "I trust the youth and their capabilities," the Prime Minister said. He reiterated that the next 25 years are as significant for the students as it is for India. "Every student of the Scindia School should strive to make India a Viksit Bharat, be it in the professional world or any other place", he said. (ANI)
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