New Delhi: Today where the country is celebrating its 75th Independence Day. Today, on this special occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his eloquent speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort, kept many big things about India becoming stronger amidst the current challenges of the world. Today, Prime Minister Modi started his speech by paying tribute to the freedom fighters who laid down their lives for the freedom of the country.
During his address, the Prime Minister first remembered and paid tribute to the great men who contributed to the freedom of the country. He said, “Today the country is remembering him. The country is indebted to all these great men.”
The pain of partition hurts: PM
Today PM Modi said that we do celebrate independence, but the pain of partition still pierces the chest of our India. It is one of the greatest tragedies of the last century. The country has taken an emotional decision only yesterday. From now on August 14 will also be remembered as Partition Vibhishika Memorial Day.
Tribute paid to Corona heroes
He paid tribute to those killed in the Corona epidemic and said that those who lost their lives in this epidemic also deserve worship.
Players’ encouragement
Appreciating India’s stellar performance in the Tokyo Olympics, he applauded from his stage and said that it is an honor for India’s sports and the younger generation. He has not only won our hearts, but he has also done a great job of inspiring the younger generation of India to the generations to come, the Prime Minister said.
Big talk about connectivity in Northeast
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said here today that a new history of connectivity is being written in the Northeast and announced that the work of connecting the state capitals of the region with rail services would be completed soon.
Preparation for assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir
Terming it as the real spirit of democracy to give them due opportunity to all, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the Delimitation Commission has been constituted in Jammu and Kashmir and preparations for the assembly elections are going on there. Addressing the countrymen from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 75th Independence Day of Independence, the Prime Minister exuded confidence that the Himalayan, coastal, and tribal areas would become the “big base” of India’s development in the future.
The next 25 years are the nectar of India’s creation
Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also said that the country is entering its 75th year of independence today and the journey from here till 100 years of independence is the “nectar of India’s creation”. He said that this goal has to be achieved by “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Praseth”.
It is necessary to make the country self-reliant in the energy sector before the completion of hundred years of independence.
Along with this, today Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that before the completion of 100 years of independence, he expressed his resolve to make the country self-reliant in the field of energy. He said that it is necessary to be self-reliant in the energy sector for the progress of the country and to make a self-reliant India.
Now the doors of Sainik Schools will open for girls too
In his Independence Day speech today, the prime minister said that two and a half years ago, the first experiment for girls’ admission in Sainik Schools was conducted in Mizoram. He said, “Now the government has now decided that all the Sainik Schools in the country will also be opened for the daughters of the country.”
Small farmers became the pride of the country
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that he dreams that the small farmers of the country should become the pride of India and keeping this in mind the central government is taking steps towards agricultural reforms. Addressing the countrymen from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 75th anniversary of independence, he said, “A small farmer became the pride of the country, this is our dream. In the coming years, we will have to increase the collective power of the country’s small farmers. They have to be given new facilities.”
