Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged the youth to lauded India’s success in sports, space technology and other fields.
Amid the worrying rise in the number of Covid-19 cases, Modi also urged people to take a booster dose.
“If it is time for a precautionary dose after your second dose, then you must take this third dose. Tell your family members, especially the elderly, to take the precautionary dose,” Modi said in his Mann Ki Baat radio address. Told.
“We will also have to take necessary precautions like hand hygiene and masks. We also have to be alert about diseases caused by the surrounding dirt during the rainy season.”
Modi said that the youth of the country are ready to touch the sky and are launching their own satellites. “Till a few years ago, in our country, in the space sector, no one even thought of startups. Today their number is more than a hundred. All these startups are working on ideas which were either not thought of before, or were considered impossible for the private sector.
Modi said startups like Digantara and Dhruv Space are all set to make their first launch on June 30 from the launch vehicle of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). Modi said that the dominance of Indian players in sports is increasing. He said that talent is emerging from common families in Khelo India Youth Games.
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