Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday gave a pep talk to the students in Bhutan, saying they had the power and potential to do extraordinary things, which will impact future generations. Addressing the students of the prestigious Royal University of Bhutan here, Modi encouraged the "brightest" Bhutanese youth to work hard and take the Himalayan nation to great heights.
Noting that there are several challenges ahead, the prime minister said, "for every challenge, we have young minds to find innovative solutions to overcome them. Let no limitation constrain you".
"I want to tell you all - there is no better time to be young than now. The world today offers more opportunities than ever before. You have the power and potential to do extra-ordinary things, which will impact generations to come. Find your real calling and pursue it with full passion," Modi told the students .
"As Bhutan soars high in its endeavours, your 1.3 billion Indian friends will not just look on and cheer you with pride and happiness. They will partner you, share with you and learn from you," Modi said.
Pointing out that India is witnessing historic transformations in a wide range of sectors, Prime Minister Modi said India is keen to cooperate extensively in new frontiers, from schools to space, digital payments to disaster management.
