Education: The Most Vital Investment, Says PM Modi
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Synopsis
During the Madhya Pradesh Global Investment Summit, PM Modi underscored the importance of education as the greatest investment in life. He adjusted his schedule to accommodate student exams, demonstrating his commitment to their future. The summit showcased new policies to attract investors, highlighting Madhya Pradesh's readiness for growth.
Key Takeaways
- Education is the most vital investment.
- PM Modi adjusted his schedule for student exams.
- Madhya Pradesh is evolving into a future-ready state.
- New investment policies aim to attract investors.
- Over 18 new policies were unveiled at the summit.
Bhopal, Feb 24 (NationPress) During the opening session of the Madhya Pradesh Global Investment Summit (GIS) in Bhopal on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that education is the most vital investment in life.
The Prime Minister explained that he arrived 15 minutes late to inaugurate the summit due to the Madhya Pradesh board exams for classes 10 and 12 taking place that day.
“I learned that students of classes 10 and 12 had exams scheduled, and the timing was conflicting with my departure for the GIS venue from Raj Bhavan. I wanted to ensure that students were not caught in traffic, which is why I chose to adjust my schedule. Education should never be hindered as it is the most vital investment in life,” PM Modi stated.
When PM Modi shared the reason for his late arrival and expressed his apologies, it resonated well with the audience present and the millions watching him live.
Initially, PM Modi was set to leave Raj Bhavan at 9:45 am for GIS-2025 at the Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, but he departed at 10 am, according to officials.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav praised PM Modi’s dedication to students.
“He consistently demonstrates sensitivity toward students and their promising futures, uplifting their spirits through various initiatives,” remarked the Chief Minister.
Furthermore, PM Modi introduced a new investment policy by the Chief Minister Mohan Yadav-led Madhya Pradesh government aimed at attracting investors with incentives and the principle of 'ease of doing business'.
He presented over 18 new state policies, covering sectors such as industries, food, exports, MSMEs, start-ups, GCC, semiconductors, drones, tourism, and film production.
In his address at the summit’s opening session, Prime Minister Modi noted that Madhya Pradesh has evolved into a future-ready state with improved investment prospects across various sectors.
He urged industrialists to invest in establishing more industrial units within the state, assuring that Madhya Pradesh would yield favorable returns.
