Vice-President C.P. Radhakrishnan highlighted the necessity for India to innovate from its roots and embrace its cultural identity to achieve the “Viksit Bharat by 2047” goal. Speaking at the 29th National Session of the Indian Youth Parliament, he urged the youth to think in native languages and scripts, emphasizing confidence in India’s civilisational identity.
Radhakrishnan referred to the youth as the “Amrit Generation,” expressing optimism that they will witness India’s transformation into a fully developed nation by 2047. He commended the Indian Youth Parliament for its potential contribution towards this national objective, emphasizing the importance of embracing linguistic diversity as a strength for national development.
The Vice-President also acknowledged the role of the Central Sanskrit University in promoting Indian languages, particularly Sanskrit, as a unifying force. He stressed the significance of respectful dialogue in a democratic society, advocating for constructive discussions and consensus-building to address differences of opinion effectively.
