On alleged demographic changeModi announced a high-powered mission to counter what he claimed was a conspiracy to alter India’s demographic profile through illegal infiltration.”I wish to warn the country about a concern that is emerging as a crisis. As part of a premeditated conspiracy, the country’s demography is being changed. Seeds of a new crisis are being sown,” he said.The prime minister warned that illegal infiltration would not be tolerated under any circumstances, accusing infiltrators of seizing tribal lands and depriving youth of opportunities.”These ghuspaithiyas (infiltrators) are snatching the bread and butter of our youth. These ghuspaithiyas are targeting our country’s daughters and sisters. This will not be tolerated. These ghuspaithiyas are befooling innocent tribals and capturing their forest land. This country will not tolerate this,” he said.On Operation Sindoor, Pakistan and DefenceIssuing a stern warning to Pakistan, Modi declared that Operation Sindoor had given a “befitting reply” to Pakistan-backed terrorists. He cautioned that if the enemy dared to commit any misadventure in the future, “India’s response would be more deadly than ever before.”Attacking Pakistan, he said “blood and water will not flow together” and called the Indus Water Treaty unjust to Indian farmers, insisting that only they have the right to its waters.Outlining a comprehensive roadmap for development, Modi paid tribute to the valour of Indian soldiers, praising their role in Operation Sindoor for delivering a “befitting reply to the enemy beyond their imagination” following the Pahalgam terror attack.Highlighting the importance of self-reliance, Modi praised its role during Op Sindoor and reiterated that India’s new mantra is Aatmanirbharta. Concluding with a firm declaration, he said India would not tolerate nuclear blackmail and would continue with its “new normal” in combating terrorism. He termed terrorism “an enemy of humanity.”On employmentModi also launched a major employment initiative, the Pradhanmantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana, effective from Independence Day, aimed at generating 3.5 crore job in next two years. He said that under this scheme the youth getting first job in the private sector will get Rs 15,000 and the companies (employing them) will get incentive amounts.”From today, the Pradhanmantri Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana is being implemented. Under this scheme, youth getting their first job in the private sector will be given fifteen thousand rupees,” the prime minister said.With an outlay of Rs 99,446 crore, the PM Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana (PMVBRY) aims to incentivise the creation of more than 3.5 crore jobs over two years. Of these, 1.92 crore beneficiaries will be first timers, entering the workforce. The benefits of the scheme would be applicable to jobs created between August 1, 2025, and July 31, 2027.Appealing to political parties to unite in pursuing reforms, Modi urged a collective resolution to transform India into a Viksit Bharat by 2047.Throughout his speech, he invoked India’s rich legacies to inspire empowerment across all sectors of society.
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