Modi's Vision: Transforming India's Education Landscape

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his Independence Day address, outlined plans to strengthen India's education system to prevent youth from going abroad for studies. He announced an increase of 75,000 medical seats, revival of Nalanda University's spirit, and emphasized education in mother tongue per the new National Education Policy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing the nation from the Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day, declared his government's ambition to construct an education system that deters youngsters from seeking education abroad.

Modi emphasized that the new National Education Policy (NEP) is pivotal in retaining students within the country. He remarked, ''We want a robust education system in line with the 21st-century needs, ensuring that our youth aren't compelled to study overseas.''

Modi also announced the addition of 75,000 medical seats in the next five years, stressing the need to revive the 'ancient Nalanda University spirit' and positioning India as a global educational hub. He highlighted the importance of mother-tongue education, saying, ''Language should not be an obstacle. The power of mother tongue strengthens even the poorest to achieve their dreams.''