Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam emphasising the value of consistent efforts
May 18th, 02:04 pm
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam emphasising that through consistent efforts, one can gradually achieve knowledge, wealth and religion, just as a vessel gets filled drop by drop with water.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam, emphasising that India’s growing strength driven by the resolve and dedication of its people
May 15th, 02:25 pm
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting that India’s growing strength and rising global stature are driven by the determination, hard work and collective spirit of its people. Through the verse, he emphasised the values of sincere effort, dedication and contributing to one’s fullest potential as the foundation of the nation’s continued progress.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam emphasising that greatest goals can be achieved through knowledge
May 14th, 03:11 pm
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit verse highlighting that knowledge is the capital of life, with which even the greatest goals can be achieved. PM Modi also emphasised that only knowledge can take us out of the darkness of ignorance and leads us towards success.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam, emphasising on the harmony of strength and capability
May 13th, 10:44 am
PM Modi recalled the 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests as a defining moment that showcased India’s unwavering resolve and determination in the face of global pressure. Sharing a Sanskrit verse, he highlighted the harmony of strength and capability, emphasising that power and purpose are inseparable, just as Shiv and Shakti complement each other.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam emphasising that knowledge can be gained only through devoted service to the Guru
May 12th, 02:21 pm
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting that true knowledge is attained through sincere service, discipline and devotion towards one’s Guru. Emphasising the importance of faith, patience and dedication in the pursuit of learning, the verse compared the process of gaining knowledge to digging deep into the earth with perseverance to find water.Prime Minister extends greetings to everyone on National Technology Day
May 11th, 09:18 am
Marking National Technology Day, PM Modi paid tribute to the scientists behind the successful Pokhran tests of 1998, calling them the true architects of India’s pride and self-respect. He said technology has emerged as a key driver of a self-reliant India by accelerating innovation, expanding opportunities and strengthening growth across sectors.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the valour and duty of the Indian Armed Forces
May 08th, 11:33 am
PM Modi said the courage and valour displayed by the Indian Armed Forces in protecting the honour and dignity of the nation make every citizen proud. Sharing a Sanskrit Subhashitam, he highlighted that the spirit of sacrifice and unwavering commitment shown by the armed forces towards Mother India remains a source of inspiration for all.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the valour of armed forces during Operation Sindoor
May 07th, 10:20 am
PM Modi said India’s extraordinary victory in Operation Sindoor is an inspiring example of the exceptional valour and patriotism of the country’s brave soldiers. Sharing a Sanskrit Subhashitam, he noted that every citizen is proud of the armed forces’ indomitable courage, firm resolve and unwavering sense of duty.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the spirit of selfless service and compassion
May 06th, 09:12 am
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit verse stating that holding no hatred towards any living being is regarded as the highest form of conduct. Stressing that work done with a selfless spirit is the truest form of humanity, he noted that such actions bring inner happiness and contribute to the welfare of society.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the value of truth and perseverance
May 05th, 09:47 am
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting that lasting success comes through truth, perseverance and righteous effort rather than strength alone. He noted that such success builds self-confidence and brings a deep sense of satisfaction.Prime Minister shares a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the virtues of skill, hard work, education, and kind speech
May 04th, 08:19 am
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam emphasising the importance of skill, hard work and compassion in shaping success and overcoming life’s challenges. He noted that for the capable no task is difficult, for the hardworking no goal is distant, and for those with knowledge and kindness, the world feels connected and welcoming.Prime Minister extends greetings on Buddha Purnima
May 01st, 09:11 am
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today extended his best wishes to all citizens on the auspicious occasion of Buddha Purnima. Highlighting a strong commitment towards realising the ideals of Lord Buddha, the Prime Minister hoped that his thoughts would deepen the spirit of joy and togetherness in society. He further urged everyone to reiterate the resolve to adopt the life values of Lord Buddha on this sacred occasion that inspires walking on the path of peace, compassion, and goodwill.Prime Minister shares a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting how enthusiasm and positive energy lead to success
April 30th, 09:53 am
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting how enthusiasm and positive energy lead to success in one’s efforts. He said hardworking citizens are the nation’s greatest strength and contribute to its progress, prosperity and self-reliance.Prime Minister shares a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the true resolve of a representative
April 29th, 08:41 am
As West Bengal gears up for a massive voter turnout in Phase 2, PM Modi shared a Sanskrit verse today highlighting the true resolve of a representative. He remarked that, as vigilant citizens of the country, it is our duty to ensure record voting to make democracy even stronger.Prime Minister shares a Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting fundamental causes of progress
April 28th, 08:11 am
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit verse highlighting the fundamental causes of progress. He remarked that hard work performed with patience and dedication can yield remarkable success and noted that it also infuses the nation's prosperity and strength with fresh vigour.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the selfless spirit of service
April 27th, 12:29 pm
PM Modi shared a Sanskrit verse highlighting the selfless spirit of service among citizens. Praising the selfless nature of trees, the verse conveyed that they are like noble people who always provide comfort and help to others.PM greets public representatives across the country on the occasion of Panchayati Raj Day
April 24th, 10:20 am
On the occasion of Panchayati Raj Day, PM Modi greeted public representatives across the country, praising their dedication to public service as inspiring. He also shared a Sanskrit verse conveying that the happiness of the people’s representative lies in the happiness of the people.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the virtue of Selfless Giving
April 23rd, 10:02 am
PM Modi shared a sanskrit verse highlighting the virtue of selfless giving. The verse conveyed that noble people do good to others without any expectation, just like the sun helps the lotus bloom and the moon does the same for the lilies.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam highlighting the enduring spirit of Mother Earth
April 22nd, 11:12 am
On World Earth Day, PM Modi shared a Sanskrit verse highlighting the enduring spirit of Mother Earth. He emphasised that preserving the Earth is not only our collective duty but also a sacred pledge to future generations.Prime Minister shares Sanskrit Subhashitam emphasising that Service to the nation is the foundation of a Developed India
April 21st, 11:54 am
On the occasion of Civil Services Day, PM Modi called upon people to reaffirm our commitment to building an empowered, prosperous and compassionate India. He also shared a Sanskrit verse emphasising that the Service to the nation is the foundation of a ‘Developed India.’