pm modi mann ki baat: ‘Karona is not gone, don’t forget to follow rules’, PM Modi’s appeal

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted through ‘Mann Ki Baat’. Prime Minister Modi congratulated Mirabai Chanu, who won a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics. We were also thrilled to see the Indian tricolor flying in the Olympics. It is necessary to increase the enthusiasm of the players, said Prime Minister Modi. Corona patients have been reduced. But Corona is still not swallowed. Therefore, no matter what the festival is, don’t forget to follow the rules of coronation at this time, said Prime Minister Modi.

The country is celebrating the nectar festival of independence. This time, those who sacrificed for freedom are being remembered. Therefore, say the national anthem on 15th August, appealed Prime Minister Modi. We want to move forward with the mantra ‘Nation First, Always First’, said Prime Minister Modi.

An attempt is being made on the 15th of August this year in connection with the National Anthem. The event is being organized by the Ministry of Culture. More and more citizens should participate in it and sing the national anthem. A website has also been created for this. National anthem The ‘Amrit Mahotsav’ was inaugurated on March 12 from Sabarmati Ashram while celebrating 75 years of independence. On this day, Gandhiji’s Dandi Yatra was commemorated.

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Tomorrow, July 26, is ‘Kargil Victory Day’. The Battle of Kargil is a symbol of bravery and restraint of the Indian Army. The whole world is witnessing this. This time, ‘Kargil Victory Day’ is being celebrated during ‘Amrut Mahotsava’, said Prime Minister Modi.

About 75% of the ideas and research presented in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ are by young people below 35 years of age. In a way, ‘Mann Ki Baat’ is being run by the youth of the country. ‘Mann Ki Baat’ is the medium of his positive thinking and sensitivity, said Prime Minister Modi.