PM Modi Calls for Unity Against Divisive Forces at Global Sammelan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Chinmaya Amrit Mahotsav Global Sammelan at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, emphasizing the importance of youth in shaping the nation’s future. He reiterated that his government has consistently prioritized the youth in its policies and initiatives, aiming to engage them in the journey towards a developed India by the year 2047.

In his speech, Modi outlined the introduction of the National Education Policy, which seeks to modernize India's education system in alignment with contemporary needs. He stressed that the policy not only preserves India's rich traditions but also promotes education in local languages alongside modern scientific and technological advancements.

The Prime Minister called for collective efforts from all institutions to achieve national development goals and enhance India’s global standing. He urged citizens to unite against divisive forces and foster a spirit of self-reliance, reinforcing the need for a collaborative approach in building a prosperous future for the country.

Highlighting India's cultural achievements, Modi noted that the nation has successfully repatriated over 650 stolen ancient artifacts over the past twelve years. He emphasized the restoration of India's cultural heritage and its increasing recognition on global platforms, particularly through UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

The three-day Sammelan has attracted over 9,000 participants from both India and abroad, marking the conclusion of a year-long celebration of the Chinmaya Mission’s 75th anniversary. Founded by Swami Chinmayananda in 1951, the Mission has significantly contributed to spiritual education, cultural preservation, youth empowerment, and community service, showcasing its enduring impact over the decades.