Celebrating the Backbone of Development: India's Unsung Heroes
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari emphasized the monumental role of workers in India's growth, highlighting their contribution to infrastructure and development. Speaking on International Labour Day in Nagpur, he underscored the need for skilling youth and existing workers to sustain this growth and development.
On International Labour Day, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari lauded the indispensable contribution of workers to India's progress. Addressing a gathering in Nagpur, he pointed out that key projects such as roads and irrigation systems owe their existence not solely to machines, but to the diligence of dedicated mazdoors.
The minister highlighted that the nation's infrastructure achievements are not just a product of technology, but primarily the effort and devotion of its vast labor force. He asserted that these workers, with their sheer perseverance, have literally built the country with their blood and sweat.
Gadkari advocated for enhanced skills training for the youth and current labor force, underscoring its importance in sustaining and accelerating the country's development trajectory.
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