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Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag from the Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day. While addressing the country, he presented the blueprint of developed India. Meanwhile, he counted the achievements and also talked about the challenges. In his 98-minute long speech, PM Modi touched upon issues ranging from new education policy to secular code, atrocities on women, corruption and medical education. Let us know the 10 big things of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech…
1. There should be a secular civil code in the country
PM Modi also advocated for a Uniform Civil Code, which is on the main agenda of the BJP. Describing it as a secular code, he said, “The Supreme Court has repeatedly discussed the Uniform Civil Code, has given orders many times. A large section of the country believes, and it is also true, that the civil code we are living with is actually a kind of communal civil code… I would say that it is the need of the hour to have a secular civil code in the country… only then will we be free from discrimination on the basis of religion. .. ”
2. Strong message on violence against women
There is anger across the country over the incident of rape and murder of a female doctor in Kolkata. Prime Minister Modi said, I want to express my pain once again from the Red Fort today. As a society, we have to think seriously about the atrocities on women. There is anger in the country against this. I can feel this anger. The country, society and state governments have to take it seriously. Crimes against women should be investigated immediately and the perpetrators of such heinous acts should be punished as soon as possible. It is important to establish trust in the society. The Prime Minister said that when a person with such demonic tendencies gets punishment, it does not come in the news but remains limited to a corner. He emphasized that the need of the hour is that there should be a wide discussion on those who have been punished so that the culprits can understand that there is a provision of death penalty in it. I think it is very important to create this fear.
3. The fight against corruption will continue.
Prime Minister Modi has made it clear through his visit to the Red Fort that the fight against corruption will continue. PM Modi said that I will deal with the corrupt. Can anyone imagine that some such people are also emerging in my country who glorify corruption? An attempt is being made to sow such seeds in the society, which is a challenge for a healthy society. It is appropriate to keep a distance from the corrupt, they should not be glorified. PM Modi said that I want to tell the countrymen that with dedication to the nation with good intentions, we will win the hearts of the people even by going on the opposite path. We will leave no stone unturned to realize the dreams of the country. We will defeat those with bad intentions with good intentions. Every citizen of our country is troubled by the problem of corruption. Their anger towards injustice is an obstacle in the progress of the nation. I worked for this, even if it cost me my reputation, I will pay it.
4. Concept of Developed India
PM Modi said, this is the golden age of India. 2047 is waiting for a developed India. The country is committed to move forward with new resolve, overcoming obstacles and challenges. There is no hesitation in my thoughts. There is no veil in front of my dreams. I can clearly see that due to the hard work of 140 crore countrymen, the blood of our ancestors is in our veins. If those 40 crore people can fulfill the dream of independence, then 140 crore countrymen can realize the dream of a developed India.
I have said earlier that the country will not only become the third largest economy, but will also work at three times the speed. I will work at three times the scale so that my dreams for the country can be fulfilled. My every moment is for the country. So with a commitment of 24/7 and 2047, I urge the countrymen to realize the dreams that our ancestors had seen. I will leave no stone unturned in fulfilling the responsibility you have entrusted to me. I will not hold back in hard work. I never back down from courage. I am not afraid to face challenges, because I live for you and your future.
5. Today many big companies and investors of the world want to invest in India
Prime Minister Modi said, “Today many big companies and investors of the world want to invest in India. This is a golden opportunity. I urge the state governments to make clear policies to attract investors and ensure good governance and law and order situation. There should be competition among the states to attract more and more investors, change their policies or adapt them to global needs.
6. India became self-reliant in mobile phone manufacturing – PM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India is moving towards self-reliance by improving domestic manufacturing and has also started exporting to other countries. Prime Minister Modi stressed that India has become self-reliant in mobile phone manufacturing and is now exporting to other countries. Prime Minister Modi said, “There was a time when we used to import mobile phones, but today we have created a mobile phone manufacturing ecosystem and now we have started exporting mobile phones to the world.” Regarding the defense sector, Prime Minister Modi said that India is becoming self-reliant in defense manufacturing.
7. On the new education policy
PM Modi said that under the new education policy, we want to develop such an education system in the country that the youth of my country do not have to go abroad, middle class families do not have to go abroad. Spend lakhs and crores of rupees. We want to create such institutions here where people come to India from abroad. We want to make development and prosperity our nature. I do not want the children of middle class families to go abroad for studies and spend a lot of money. I want India to have such an education system so that children from abroad can also come here to study. PM Modi also said that today the youth of the country are going abroad to study medicine, so we have increased the number of medical seats to one lakh in the last 10 years. About 25 thousand youth are going abroad to study medicine, so we have decided that 75 thousand new seats will be created in the medical line in the next five years.
8. One country one election
In his address to the nation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed on bringing one country and one election in the country and said that nowadays every welfare scheme has been linked to elections. The Prime Minister said, “Continuous elections in the country are creating headaches in development. Welfare schemes in the country are now linked to elections.”
9. India dreams of hosting the 2036 Olympics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the players who returned from the Paris Olympics and wished the team going to the Paralympics, saying that it is India's dream to host the 2036 Olympics. The Indian Olympic Association has already taken the first step to host the Olympics in 2036 by starting the negotiation process with the Future Host Commission (FHC) of the International Olympic Committee.
10. Becoming self-reliant in the defense sector
PM Modi said, it has become our habit that no matter how much the defense budget is, no one ever thought where does it go? The defense budget was spent on purchases from abroad. Now we want to become self-reliant. I want to sincerely thank our army for listing thousands of items that will no longer be imported. With this, we are becoming self-reliant in the defense center. PM Modi said that today we are producing defense in the country itself. We are self-reliant in the defense sector.
