"Today's Youth Different From Past, I Understand Their Aspirations": PM
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Prime Minister Modi has urged first-time voters to exercise their voting rights in record numbers, insisting that the 18th Lok Sabha will also be a "symbol of youth aspiration".
Having already given a clarion call to the first-time voters to exercise their franchise in large numbers during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that he understands the aspirations of the country's youth and considers it as a responsibility to provide them with a launching pad so that they can achieve their desired goals.
"I understand their aspirations. Today's youth is very different from the past. They don't want to conform to the previous standards. They want to make a big leap in every field to reach their intended destinations, even if it means bypassing some steps. Our responsibility is to provide them with launching pads and give them a platform to fulfil their aspirations. There is a need to understand youth and their thinking pattern," said PM Modi in an exclusive interview with the IANS.
While campaigning in various parts of the country over the past many weeks, Prime Minister Modi has urged first-time voters to exercise their voting rights in record numbers, insisting that the 18th Lok Sabha will also be a "symbol of youth aspiration".
