Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday urged young people to read autobiographies of people they admire, saying that in the “era of reels”, social media influencers could take them down certain paths, but a “shortcut will cut you short”.
Speaking at the launch of former president Ram Nath Kovind’s autobiography “Triumph of the Indian Republic: My Life, My Struggles”, Modi said Kovind’s life showed how determination could help a person overcome adversity and rise to the highest constitutional office.
Highlighting Kovind’s continuing public engagement, Modi said the former president had not rested after demitting office and was working on the “One Nation, One Election” initiative, which could “open a new chapter in Indian democracy”. Kovind’s efforts on the issue were part of his continued contribution to strengthening Indian democracy.
The prime minister appealed to the youth to read autobiographies as they offer an opportunity to understand a particular period through the life of
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