PM Modi Warns Youth Against Taking Shortcuts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged young people to avoid shortcuts in life, warning that quick routes to success can ultimately limit their potential. He made the remarks while releasing former President Ram Nath Kovind’s autobiography, Triumph of the Indian Republic: My Life, My Struggles, at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi.
PM Modi Warns Youth Against Shortcuts
Addressing the younger generation, Modi referred to the influence of social media and the growing attraction towards instant success.
He said youngsters should remember that “taking shortcuts will cut you short” and instead focus on sustained effort, patience and perseverance.
Modi also encouraged young people to read autobiographies of individuals they admire, saying such accounts can offer valuable insight into important periods of history and the struggles behind personal achievement.
Modi Praises Ram Nath Kovind’s Journey
The Prime Minister described Kovind’s life as an example of how determination and education can help overcome difficult circumstances and limited resources.
He highlighted Kovind’s journey from a modest background in Uttar Pradesh to becoming President of India and said his experiences could inspire future generations.
Modi also praised Kovind’s commitment to public service across different constitutional and political roles.
Kovind Autobiography Released in Delhi
The autobiography covers Kovind’s personal struggles, political career and experiences in public life, including his tenure as India’s 14th President from 2017 to 2022.
Modi said the book could serve as an important account of Indian democracy and society, particularly for younger readers seeking to understand the challenges behind public achievement.
