In virtually delivering the Mysore University Centennial Convocation speech, Modi emphasized the importance of “training, renewing and enhancing skills” in today’s world.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday called on young people to be flexible and adaptable to the changing nature of jobs.
In virtually delivering the Mysore University Centennial Convocation speech, Modi emphasized the importance of “training, retraining and improving skills” in today’s world and the National Education Policy (NEP) presented by his government you have recently paid attention to this aspect. .
The NEP, Modi said, ensures a multidimensional approach to education and will bring fundamental changes in the field of education and make young people more competitive.
Expressing his happiness at the University of Mysore’s plans to initiate multidisciplinary programs as envisaged in the NEP, the Prime Minister said that students can simultaneously study “global technology” and “local culture” in these programs. This, in his opinion, can be used to promote local businesses through global technology.
He said it was up to the University of Mysore, which was one of the best educational institutions in India, to innovate. Therefore, the University should launch more incubation centers and technology development centers, in addition to ensuring the link between industry and academia and focusing more on interdisciplinary research.
Local culture
Along with contemporary and global issues, the Prime Minister said that the University is also expected to foster local culture, local art and promote its tradition in research on social issues.
Calling on the student community to strive for excellence based on their individual strength and ability, Mr. Modi said there is no need for them to restrict themselves to “fit in the box.” “Probably the box you’re trying to fit into may not have been made for you,” he remarked.
“Take some time for yourself, introspection, understand your strength … This will help you choose your future path,” he said before adding that India is a land of opportunity.
Opening
Mr Modi referred to startups opened by youth during the COVID-19 pandemic and said that these startups were the strength of the country. “Your progress is also the progress of the country. If you become atmanirbhar (self-sufficient), the country will also become atmanirbhar, ”he said.
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