Hn_Ani2_London_Ls_Speaker_Om_Birla_Interacted_With_Indian_Students_23-38-37

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00:00In any case, we probably wouldn't have had the space in the hotel.

00:03But to all of you students, thank you very much for being here, for coming here to welcome

00:08the Honorable Speaker of the Lok Sabha and to show our speaker how much we all remain

00:15attached to our country, our Tiranga, our Bharat.

00:20Thank you very much.

00:51Now Namaste has also become global.

00:56And today when I meet you, when I meet the speakers of different countries of the world,

01:06when I meet the members of the Parliament there,

01:11their thoughts about India, their thinking, their thinking, their thoughts, what do they say?

01:24Let's discuss this too.

01:26I believe that India is such a country in the world where students whose thinking,

01:50their ability to innovate, their ability to be spiritual,

02:09are giving this country new strength and energy.

02:21And the biggest strength of India is the youth of India.

02:38And that is why the youth population is decreasing in the world.

02:53And the capability of the youth population of India, their self-confidence,

03:00their new thinking, new thinking, and the strength of new innovation is increasing.

03:14So on one hand, the youth population is decreasing in the world,

03:23and on the other hand, their capability is increasing with the youth population in India.

03:29This is our biggest strength.

03:36And wherever the students of India live in the world, the people of India live,

03:43they have an emotional connection with their country.

03:50They have a cultural relationship with India.

03:53And because of that emotional connection, wherever they live in the world,

04:03they think about India, they try to take India forward,

04:12and they stay connected to their roots.

04:16When the kings ruled the country, the British ruled the country,

04:26the Mughals ruled the country,

04:29but in our working environment, there was always democracy,

04:34there were village assemblies, there were small assemblies,

04:37there were no courts, no police, no courts.

04:40Those who made decisions there, everyone respected them.

04:43This has been the strength of our democracy.

04:48And that is why, with the strength of this democracy,

04:52we have joined our thoughts and have reached this country in a situation

04:58that when I say the youth,

05:01I am not just talking about the youth,

05:04I am not just talking about the youth,

05:07I am talking about the youth,