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More youngsters should develop interest in Science: Modi

More youngsters should develop interest in Science: Modi

New Delhi, Oct 2 (UNI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi here on Friday asked more youngsters to show interest towards Science to further empower India and the world.

Speaking after inaugurating the Vaishvik Bhartiya Vaigyanik (VAIBHAV) Summit, a global virtual summit of overseas and resident Indian Researchers and Academicians, Mr Modi said, 'the need of the hour is to ensure more youngsters develop interest in Science. For that we must get well-versed with science of history and history of science.'

Talking about the Summit, the Prime Minister said, “VAIBHAV Summit 2020 celebrates Science and Innovation from India and World. I would call it a true sangam or confluence of great minds, through this gathering we sit to form our long lasting association for empowering India and our planet.'

Mr Modi said, Government of India has taken numerous measures to boost scientific research and innovation as science is at the core of its efforts towards socio-economic change.

He also referred to India’s immense efforts towards development of vaccines and executing the vaccination programme.

'In 2014 four new vaccines were introduced into our immunization programme. This includes indegineously developed rota vaccine,' Mr Modi said.

He mentioned about the ambitious mission to eliminate tuberculosis in India by 2025, which is five years before the global target.

Referring to the National Education Policy 2020 which was brought in after three decades and after nation-wide detailed consultations and deliberations, Mr Modi said, 'the policy aims to boost curiosity towards science and gives much needed boost to Scientific Research. It provides open and broadbased environment to nurture young talent.'

The Prime Minister mentioned about the pioneering space reforms of India which will create opportunities for industry and academia.

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