Union Minister Kiren Rijiju announced that a semiconductor facility in Northeast India, once deemed “unthinkable,” has now become a reality under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. This development showcases the government’s commitment to advancing technology and industry in the region.
“The youth of the Northeast are extremely talented. Their strength can play a critical role in the journey towards ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India). We have established critical infrastructure, including highways, and border areas are now also connected through national highways. “On top of that, soft infrastructure – education, health, creating opportunities – is being laid. Green shoots are visible. Imagine a semiconductor facility in the Northeast. This was unthinkable a few years back. Once both hard and soft infrastructure are in place, the Northeast will have greater integration with economic growth. Jobs will also be created. And you can see how people are working towards fitness now. Life has to be active. No matter how brilliant you are mentally, if you are not physically fit, you will get in trouble. “I just want to say, everyone should stay happy in life. There is no point being a ‘naraaz fufa’ .”
Because people have not voted for them and they haven’t been able to win elections against the BJP, speaking at NDTV’s ‘People’s Sansad’ with Padmaja Joshi on Friday, Rijiju also took a dig at the Opposition, calling them ‘naraaz fufas’ who are angry. Because of a lack of opportunities, they have had to move out of the region, but. Because they believe that the country can become rich, powerful and prosperous only under his leadership, people, and especially the youth, voted for the Prime Minister, Rijiju said,. Because they are losing elections, in a jibe at the Opposition, Rijiju also said they should not stay angry just.
Airports have also been built,” the minister, who holds the Minority Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs portfolios, said. This will keep the youth engaged,” he said. On PM Modi, the minister said, “I have never seen a person so disciplined, so focused and fit. When I was the minister for Youth Affairs and Sports, he told me that ‘Khelo India’ is for sportspersons, but we need to make every person in the country fit, and the ‘Fit India’ movement started.
