Skill is timeless, It keeps getting better with time: PM Modi

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday addressed the youth on the occasion of World Youth Skill Day. During this, he said that today is the day dedicated to the youth of the 21st century, today skill is the greatest strength of the youth. Changing methods have changed the skill, today our youth are adopting many new things.

PM Modi address the World Youth Skill programme:

While addressing PM Modi, said that hello to my young friends, best wishes to all of you youngsters on World Youth Skills Day. Today's day is dedicated to your skill, your skills. He said that this crisis of Corona has changed the nature of Job along with World- Culture, And the ever-changing new technology has also influenced him.

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The Prime Minister said that many people ask me that in today's era, business and markets change so fast, that they do not understand how to remain Relevant. In this time of Corona, this question has become even more important. Friends, I give only one answer to this, the mantra to remain relevant is Skill, Re-Skill and Up skill.

PM Modi said that skill means you learn a new thing. As if you learned to make a chair with a piece of wood, it was your skill. You also increased the price of that piece of wood. Value Addition done, but these prices remain, for this new design, new style, that is, something new has to be added everyday. One has to keep learning new things for him. And to keep on learning something new, this is Re-Skill. Knowing, understanding, and following these mantras of Skill, Re-skill and Up skill is very important in the life of all of us.

For this, hundreds of Prime Minister Skill Development Center opened across the country. The number of ITIs increased, millions of new seats added to it. During this, skill development of more than 5 crore people has done. And this campaign continues: PM Modi

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