Must encourage innovation to make India the largest start-up hub: Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday called upon the country’s youth to focus on innovation in order to make India the largest…
SNS | New Delhi | October 14, 2017 12:39 pm
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday called upon the country’s youth to focus on innovation in order to make India the largest start-up hub in the world.
Addressing a large gathering of students to mark the centenary celebrations of the Patna University, Modi said the country’s universities need to shift from conventional teaching to innovative learning.
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“As youngsters, I urge you to think about innovative solutions to the problems faced by people around you. Through what you learnt, there is a lot you can do for society,” Modi said.
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“India is at the fourth spot for the most start ups, but we can attain the top position as India is a youthful nation, blessed with youthful aspirations. Our youngsters can do a lot for the nation and the world,” he added.
With over 3,100 start ups, India is ranked as the fourth largest start-up hub in the world, according to the Economic Survey 2014-15.After attending the centenary celebrations of the Patna University, Modi will lay the foundation stones for several projects here.
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