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PM Modi Mocks Rahul Gandhi Over 'Youth' Remark, Cites Skyroot's Young Team

Narendra Modi took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi while highlighting India's startup ecosystem, saying he was "not talking about some 56-year-old youth." Referring to the young team behind Skyroot Aerospace, the Prime Minister praised India's entrepreneurs and innovators.

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PM Modi Mocks Rahul Gandhi Over 'Youth' Remark, Cites Skyroot's Young Team

PM Modi Targets Rahul Gandhi

During a public address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a political jibe at Rahul Gandhi while discussing the achievements of India's young entrepreneurs.

He remarked, "I am not talking about some 56-year-old youth," in an apparent reference to the Congress leader.

Highlights Skyroot Aerospace

Modi praised the young professionals behind Skyroot Aerospace, describing them as an example of India's growing innovation ecosystem.

He said India's youth are making significant contributions in sectors such as:

  • Space technology.

  • Artificial intelligence.

  • Startups and entrepreneurship.

  • Manufacturing.

  • Scientific research.

The Prime Minister said these achievements demonstrate the country's growing technological capabilities.

Focus on Youth and Innovation

Modi emphasised that the government is working to create opportunities for young innovators through:

  • Startup promotion.

  • Ease of doing business.

  • Investment in innovation.

  • Support for emerging technology sectors.

  • Skill development initiatives.

Political Exchange

The remarks come amid continuing exchanges between the BJP and the Congress over issues affecting young people, including employment, education, examinations, and economic opportunities.

While the BJP has highlighted startup growth and innovation, the Congress has criticised the government over unemployment and examination-related issues.

Looking Ahead

Youth empowerment and employment are expected to remain central themes in the political discourse as Parliament's Monsoon Session continues and parties prepare for upcoming electoral contests

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