Viksit Bharat: A Call for Responsible Youth

President Droupadi Murmu emphasized the importance of young people in building a developed India. She urged educational institutions to instill scientific temper and moral values. Highlighting societal challenges like drug issues in Punjab, she advocated for education to serve as a tool for social and national growth.

President Droupadi Murmu underscored the pivotal role of the younger generation in shaping 'Viksit Bharat' or a developed India, during the convocation ceremony at Guru Nanak Dev University. Addressing the audience, Murmu emphasized the significance of scientific temper, moral responsibility, and selfless service among youth.

She acknowledged the pressing issue of drug addiction affecting Punjab's youth, stating it was detrimental to the societal and economic structure. Murmu called upon educational institutions to guide students towards a responsible path, emphasizing that education serves beyond just livelihood, but also as a foundation for societal contribution and uplifting underprivileged communities.

The President highlighted India's advancements in technology and entrepreneurship, showcasing opportunities from agriculture to artificial intelligence. She praised Guru Nanak Dev University's commitment to women's empowerment and urged society to embrace equal opportunities for all, while integrating the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev for societal welfare.

(With inputs from agencies.)