PM Modi also highlighted that the government, in the past decade, has increased medical seats to nearly one lakh, but still around 25,000 students each year go abroad for medical studies. The decision to further increase medical seats will help these students.
"In the past decade, we have increased medical seats to nearly one lakh. Today, around 25,000 youths go abroad every year for medical education. Therefore, we have decided that in the next five years, 75,000 new seats will be created in the medical field," said PM Modi.
According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, there has been an increase of 88 per cent in medical colleges in the country, from 387 before 2014 to 731 in 2024. Additionally, there has been an increase of 118 per cent in
Highlighting the need for a nutritious diet for the youth and infants in the country, PM Modi added that the developed India of 2047 should also be a healthy India. To achieve that, the country will have to focus on the nutrition of children.
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Referring to the Budget 2024, PM Modi also highlighted landmark initiatives announced by the government to train India's youth and become the skill capital of the world.
"Today, we see changes in the world, and the importance of skills has greatly increased. We want to give skills a new power, keeping Industry 4.0 in mind, and focus on skill development. We have implemented the