PM Modi and JP Nadda
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has started the mission of connecting new voters. He is communicating with the young voters of the country. Its purpose is to tell the youth of the country about its plans. During this, he will give information to the youth about the changes that have come in the country after 2014. Let us tell you that today is National Voters Day. On this occasion, BJP Yuva Morcha is organizing ‘Namo Navmatdata Sammelan’ on a large scale. PM Modi will virtually address 50 lakh young voters at 5 thousand places. BJP’s aim is to connect 1 crore young voters through this. National Voters’ Day was started in 2011 but for the first time the event is being organized on such a large scale.
7 crore voters will vote for the first time
About 7 crore voters will vote for the first time in this year’s elections. BJP is trying to attract these young voters towards itself, that is why such a large scale event is being organized today. During the last 10 years, PM Modi has started many schemes keeping the youth in mind. Today PM Modi will take direct feedback of these schemes from the youth. 50 lakh people are joining PM’s program.
PM Modi’s big plans for youth
Modi has started many schemes in the last 10 years, many of which are directly related to the youth. In these-
- Under PM Rojgar Srijan Yojana, loans up to Rs 10 lakh and loan subsidy are available.
- PM Mudra Loan Scheme has become very popular among the youth, under this, loan up to Rs 10 lakh is available to start a business.
- Under PM Kaushal Vikas Yojana, free training is given for skills and employment.
- Self-reliant India scheme was started after Corona.
- Startup India is also a big scheme of Modi government which has been a big hit. After the launch of this scheme, a whole network of start ups has been spread in the country.
Let us tell you that PM Modi has not started schemes only for unemployed youth. In the last 10 years, many IITs and IIMs have been opened for students. Till 2014, there were 16 IITs in the country, now their number has increased to 23. Similarly, the number of IIMs in the country has increased from 13 in 2014 to 20. At present there are 25 IIITs in the country which were only 9 in 2014.
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