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AI Training, Free Coaching: PM Modi's 6 Big Announcements On Independence Day

The announcements included a nationwide AI skilling programme for one crore youth, free online coaching for competitive examinations, a sports talent hunt, expansion of semiconductor manufacturing among others

AI Training, Free Coaching: PM Modi's 6 Big Announcements On Independence Day

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on India's 80th Independence Day, announcing free online coaching for young people and a plan to train one crore individuals in artificial intelligence within a year. The focus of the address was on the role of young people in the country's development, with the goal of building a 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047.

The online coaching initiative aims to provide educational opportunities and assist youth in achieving their academic and career objectives. The AI training scheme is part of a broader effort to integrate emerging technologies into education and employment. The Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of India achieving self-reliance, highlighting the need to reduce dependence on other nations and build stronger domestic capabilities.

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