Young people should become brand ambassadors of a developed India and place nation-building at the center of every endeavor: Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya

Young Indians must shoulder responsibility to accelerate the country’s development, said Central Minister Dr. Mansukh Mandavia. He advised youths to not only pursue personal goals but also position themselves as brand ambassadors for the “Developed India” pledge. According to Dr. Mandavia, the energy and enthusiasm of young people are the greatest asset of the nation, and only by channeling this asset in the right direction can India strengthen its global standing.

In his remarks, Dr. Mansukh Mandavia clarified that the spirit of nation‑building must be central in every aspect of young people’s lives. Whether it is education, sports, arts, entrepreneurship, or social service, every activity should serve a larger purpose linked to the country’s values and development. He said that until youths move beyond an overly individualistic outlook and place national interest above all, obstacles will arise in the country’s overall progress. Therefore, it is their responsibility to connect every small or large task with the nation‑building process.

Dr. Mandavia also noted that the current generation is highly knowledgeable about technology and innovations, but they must apply this knowledge to solve the country’s economic and social problems. He appealed to youths to adopt the “Self‑Reliant India” pledge not merely as a slogan but as a way of life. Under this pledge, they should participate in ventures and initiatives that strengthen the economy and create new employment opportunities.

He also emphasized the preservation of democratic values and cultural diversity. Dr. Mandavia said that India’s strength lies in its unity, and it is the duty of young people to maintain this unity. He advised youths to go into their communities, raise awareness about the country’s development plans, and become beneficiaries of those plans themselves.

Finally, Dr. Mansukh Mandavia assured that the government stands with youths at every step. He said that all government policies are designed to promote skill development, job creation, and entrepreneurship among young people. Youths must become aware of these facilities and actively contribute to the country’s progress. Dr. Mandavia believes that if youths play this role, India will easily achieve its goal of becoming the world’s best country by 2047.