PM Modi is addressing the nation on his 75th Mann Ki Baat handle. PM started the handle by thanking the nation for his radio programme success. PM Modi thanked the listeners for discussing a variety of subjects like rivers to himalayan peaks, deserts to pure disasters, tales of service to mankind, technological innovations to tales of improvements from distant areas within the 75 episodes of Mann Ki Baat.
PM additionally remembered the time when the Janata Curfew was introduced in March 2020 and appreciated the residents for supporting it. PM additionally mentioned how cautious the state of affairs was when the nation was combating towards coronavirus in March 2020 and everybody was frightened concerning the Covdi vaccine however now India is exporting vaccines to different nations to restrict the unfold of Covid 19.
“The world’s biggest vaccination program is underway in India, today. In UP’s Jaunpur, a 109-yr-old woman got herself vaccinated. Similarly, a 107-yr-old man in Delhi got himself vaccinated. We have to make people committed towards the mantra of ‘Dawai bhi, Kadai bhi,” stated PM Modi throughout Mann Ki Baat.
PM additionally paid tribute to the 14 lighthouse employees who misplaced their lives throughout the 2004 Tsunami. PM cited the innumerable loss India suffered throughout the pure catastrophe and defined the important thing position of sunshine homes throughout such havoc state of affairs.
The handle comes a day after PM Modi’s two-day Bangladesh go to. He was within the neighbouring nation to participate in celebrations marking 50 years of its independence. The Prime Minister additionally visited a temple throughout his go to.
The two nations signed 5 key pacts in areas starting from commerce to catastrophe administration. PM Modi, throughout his talks with Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, reviewed progress in growth and connectivity initiatives.
The handle additionally comes after the primary section of polling in West Bengal and Assam Assembly elections. Both the states are essential for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) – in Assam, it’s trying to retain energy whereas in West Bengal, it has cowed to oust the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC).
