Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked a historic moment as he presented the inaugural National Creators Award at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, underscoring the transformative power of creativity in India’s development journey.
The National Creators Award, an initiative aimed at recognizing excellence and impact across diverse fields such as storytelling, social advocacy, environmental sustainability, education, and gaming, among others, serves as a launchpad for leveraging creativity to drive positive change.
Addressing the audience, Prime Minister Modi emphasized the symbolic significance of Bharat Mandapam, chosen as the venue for the event, highlighting its historical relevance in shaping the future. He underscored the nation’s responsibility to evolve with changing times and embrace a new era of creativity and innovation, exemplified by the launch of the National Creators Award.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence that the award would not only energize the creative landscape but also inspire content creators to make significant contributions to society. He congratulated the winners and commended the active participation of over 2 lakh creative minds, emphasizing their collective role in shaping the nation’s identity.
Prime Minister Modi extended his greetings on the auspicious occasion of Maha Shivratri, drawing parallels between Lord Shiva’s creative prowess and the spirit of innovation celebrated through the National Creators Award.
Acknowledging International Women’s Day, he celebrated the participation of women in India’s creative sphere and announced a reduction in gas cylinder prices, garnering applause from the audience.
Reflecting on the impact of digital technology and the Digital India campaign, the Prime Minister credited the youth for driving innovation and creativity in content creation. He urged content creators to leverage their platforms for societal impact, advocating for gender equality and social awareness.
Prime Minister Modi emphasized the importance of content creators in shaping public discourse and addressing critical issues such as mental health, environmental conservation, and drug abuse. He encouraged them to promote India’s rich cultural heritage and showcase the nation’s achievements on global platforms.
Concluding his address, the Prime Minister envisioned a “Create on India Movement,” urging creators to share India’s stories and traditions with the world. He expressed confidence in India’s creative potential to lead global innovation and development.
In closing, Prime Minister Modi hailed India’s creative spirit as a driving force for progress and development, extending his congratulations to all participants and the jury for their diligent efforts.
