Bharatiya Janata Party national president Nitin Nabin on Thursday said that today’s generation is the driving force of change and listening to their views is essential. “The new generation wants to express its views, and we need to listen to them. I believe that my first responsibility is towards the youth,” he added.
Interacting with young people at Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith on the second day of his Varanasi visit, Nabin said no outsider should be allowed to take away the rights and opportunities of the country’s youth. He said the identities of India’s youth should be defined by their ideas, abilities and aspirations. Nabin said Uttar Pradesh was changing and development projects were creating new employment opportunities for the youth.
He questioned Gandhi’s criticism of the EC, saying the same poll panel had conducted elections in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. “In UP, we have Noida, Lucknow, and Kashi. The way PM Narendra Modi has promoted IT, AI, and semiconductors is opening up new avenues for employment. We will urge the government to make Kashi an IT hub,” he added. The government is providing supports and funding startups through online portals. BJP national president Nitin Nabin unveiled the Trophy in the presence of BJP state president and Union minister of state for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary.
Nabin called upon the youth to contribute with total dedication towards making India a developed nation and a ‘Vishwa Guru’ (global leader) by 2047. “Today, more than 2.5 lakh successful startups are operating in India, and they have become job creators.
On Rahul Gandhi questioning the Election Commission and staging a protest, Nabin accused the Congress leader of having an “anarchic mindset”. “If he has the courage, Rahul Gandhi should first submit his resignation,” he said. On IT hubs, he said they should reach every state and district. In future, India’s youth will not be job seekers but job providers,” Nabin said. Organising committee chairman Siddharth Singh said teams of differently-abled cricketers from across the country would participate. Dr Uttam Ojha, president of the All India Divyang Cricket Association, said the tournament would provide players a national platform to showcase their talent and gain recognition.
The trophy for the proposed T20 National Differently-Abled Cricket Tournament to be held in Varanasi was unveiled on Thursday as part of ‘Seva Sankalp Month’, marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.
