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પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદીએ બિહારમાં છપરા, સમસ્તીપુર, મોતિહારી અને બાગાહમાં વિધાનસભાની ચૂંટણી માટે પ્રચાર કર્યો

Published By : Admin | November 1, 2020 | 15:54 IST
પ્રથમ તબક્કામાં મતદાને એનડીએને મોટો લાભ થવાનો સંકેત આપ્યો છે; એનાથી હરિફો હતાશ થઈ ગયા છેઃ છપરામાં પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદી
માતાઓ, તમે છઠ પૂજાની તૈયારી કરી શકો છો, દિલ્હીમાંથી તમારો દિકરો તહેવારની સિઝન દરમિયાન મફત અનાજ મોકલશેઃ છપરામાં પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદી
તાજેતરમાં ગોપાલગંજના સપૂત વેવેલ રામકલવાન સેશીલ્સના રાષ્ટ્રપતિ તરીકે ચૂંટાયા છે. હું તેમને અભિનંદન આપું છુઃ પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદી
એનડીએએ ઉત્તરપ્રદેશમાં ‘ડબલ-ડબલ યુવરાજ’ને હરાવ્યા હતા, બિહારમાં પણ ‘ડબલ-ડબલ યુવરાજ’ની આવી જ દશા થવાની છેઃ પ્રધાનમંત્રીએ રાહુલ ગાંધી, તેજસ્વી યાદવ પર કટાક્ષ કર્યો
કોંગ્રેસે સરદાર પટેલને ક્યારેય ઉચિત માનપાન આપ્યું નથીઃ સમસ્તીપુરમાં પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદી
સ્વયંભૂ રાજકુમારો રાજ્ય અને શાસનને તેમની અંગત મિલકત ગણે છેઃ પ્રધાનમંત્રીએ વંશવાદી રાજકારણની ટીકા કરી
પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદીએ મોતિહારીમાં જણાવ્યું કે, મને ખુશી છે કે, અમારા પ્રયાસોએ ખુલ્લામાં મળોત્સર્જનમાંથી બિહારના હજારો ઘરોને મુક્તિ આપી છે
ભ્રષ્ટ અને ભાગલવાદી પરિબળોએ હાથ મિલાવ્યાં છે; બિહારે ‘જંગલરાજ કે યુવરાજ’થી સાવધાન થવાની જરૂર છેઃ મોતિહારીમાં પ્રધાનમંત્રી મોદી
તેઓ અફવાઓ ફેલાવે છે કે, એનડીએ અનુસૂચિત જાતિ (એસી), અનુસૂચિત જનજાતિ (એસટી)નો ક્વોટા રદ કરશે, તેઓ કલમ 370 પર ડરાવવા-ભડકાવવામાં સંકળાયેલા છેઃ પ્રધાનમંત્રીએ વિપક્ષની ટીકા કરી

Continuing his election campaigning spree, PM Modi addressed public meetings in Chhapra, Samastipur, Motihari and Bagaha today. He said, “It is clear after the first phase polls itself that Nitish Babu will head the next govt in Bihar. The opposition is totally rattled, but I would ask them not to vent their frustration on the people of Bihar.”

“The facilities for which the poor had waited for years, are now at their finger tips, thanks to development initiatives by NDA govt. No one should go hungry, we have opened food reserves in pandemic times,” he said at a public meeting in Chhapra.

Referring to Rahul Gandhi-Akhilesh Yadav partnership ahead of UP polls without taking names, the PM remarked, "He failed in UP, now he has come to Bihar to stand by 'Jungleraj ke Yuvraj'. Bihar has 'double-engine ki sarkar'. On the other hand, there are two 'Yuvaraj' of whom one is from 'jungle raj'.” Taking a swipe at Rahul Gandhi-Tejashwi Yadav, he said, “NDA defeated 'double-double yuvraj' in UP polls; the 'double-double yuvraj' will meet same fate in Bihar.”

Addressing an election rally, PM Modi asserted, “We have ensured free grains for poor till Chhath puja. No woman should worry about how she will celebrate Chhath puja.” “Mothers, you can prepare for Chhat Puja, your son in Delhi will ensure free ration during festival season,” he added.

With Pakistan acknowledging its role in last year’s terror attack at Pulwama, the Prime Minister said the truth exposed those who indulged in politics around it. He accused opposition of politicising Pulwama attack and demoralising armed forces.

Speaking at a public meeting in Samastipur, the Prime Minister stated, “The huge crowd that I can see today at this rally clearly tells what the result is going to be on the 10th November.”

PM Modi talked about the several central schemes which are benefiting the people of Bihar at large. He said, “The people who have benefited from tap water, cooking gas and health schemes will bless NDA. Farmers never thought that they will get direct benefit transfer from govt but now it's possible. Many in unorganised sectors are now assured of pension after 60 years of age.”

Taking a jibe at the opposition, PM Modi said, “On one side, NDA is committed to democracy, and on the other side is 'Parivar Tantra Gathbandhan'. NDA govt is for 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas'. No one from the families of Modi or Nitish Babu has reached the corridors of power. Self-serving dynasts treat the state and governance as their personal properties.”

In his third poll rally of the day in Motihari, the Prime Minister said, “Once the next Nitish government is formed, we will design a mechanism to safeguard properties of migrants. NDA has lifted Bihar out of the 'bimaru' bracket of states. NDA government in Bihar is striving to usher in inclusive growth in the state by ensuring basic amenities to its people to set the stage for Aatmanirbhar Bihar.”

Listing developmental schemes undertaken in Bihar, PM Modi shared that the new airports, highways, bridges over rivers, gas-based economy were developed in the state. He remarked that Motihari region could be a center for fresh-water fish cultivation.

Thanking the people of Bihar, PM Modi asserted, “All political pandits were saying that not many people would come out to cast their vote this time due to COVID-19. But people of Bihar broke voter turnout records in the first phase of Bihar Elections 2020 and proved them wrong.”

Campaigning for the second phase of Bihar polls in Bagaha, PM Modi said, “The Atal ji's government had given their right to the Tharu society. Generations of Tharu tribe have played an important role in advancement of the BJP. A network of Eklavya Model School is being developed to enhance the education and skills of tribal youth.”

PM Modi attacked the RJD and the Congress for creating obstacles in the construction of Ram temple at Ayodhya. He also said that they had spread rumours after abrogation of Article 370 that there would be arson attacks and rivers of blood would flow in Kashmir. But, Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh are on a new path of development with peace today.”

in a veiled attack at the opposition, he said, “There is a party that has run Bihar with the help of three medical colleges for decades. The second is the NDA, which is working to open a medical college in every Lok Sabha of Bihar.” He also talked about the benefits of Swamitva Yojana which is to be launched soon in the state of Bihar.

He exuded confidence of a clean sweep in the ongoing Bihar elections and urged everyone to vote for NDA on November 3.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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August 15, 2026

In his Independence Day address, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi highlighted India’s transformation over the last 12 years, outlining the progress made across manufacturing, digital infrastructure, basic amenities, energy security, youth empowerment, innovation, social security and other key sectors.

Key highlights from the Prime Minister’s address include:

1. Manufacturing: Scale and Self-Reliance

Over the last 12 years:

  • Defence production has increased nearly 4 times.
  • Khadi and Village Industries production has increased nearly 5 times.
  • Electronics manufacturing has increased nearly 7 times.
  • Modern railway coach production has increased 21 times.
  • Mobile phone production has increased 35 times.

2. Digital India and Innovation

The Prime Minister highlighted the rapid expansion of India’s digital and innovation ecosystem:

  • Internet consumers have increased nearly 4 times.
  • Patent grants have increased 4 times.
  • Digital transactions have increased around 100 times.
  • India has built a significantly larger digital and innovation ecosystem.

3. Faster Delivery of Basic Amenities

The Prime Minister highlighted the faster pace at which basic facilities are reaching ordinary citizens:

  • Tap-water connections have been provided at an average annual pace nearly 15 times faster.
  • LPG connections have been provided at an annual pace nearly 6 times faster.
  • Toilets for the poor have been constructed at an annual pace nearly 4 times faster.
  • Pucca houses for the poor have been provided at an annual pace nearly 3 times faster.
  • Hundreds of obsolete laws have been abolished.
  • Modern public transport, including metro systems, has reached several more cities.

4. Building the Semiconductor Ecosystem

The Prime Minister highlighted India’s progress in building domestic semiconductor capabilities:

  • India earlier had no major semiconductor manufacturing plant.
  • A complete semiconductor ecosystem is now being built in India.
  • Three semiconductor plants have been initiated.
  • India has also started exporting chips.

5. Securing Critical Minerals

Highlighting the importance of critical minerals for emerging technologies, the Prime Minister referred to the steps being taken to strengthen India’s capabilities in this sector:

  • National Critical Mineral Mission has been launched.
  • Critical Mineral Corridor has been announced in the Budget.
  • Agreements have been signed with several countries for critical mineral supplies.

6. Strengthening Energy Security

The Prime Minister underlined that energy security is an essential condition for building a developed India, particularly as technologies such as chips, AI and data centres require huge quantities of electricity.

Underlining the role of nuclear energy, the Prime Minister highlighted:

  • The SHANTI Act as a major reform in the nuclear energy sector.
  • India crossing an important milestone in Fast Breeder Nuclear Technology.
  • The potential of the technology to play a major role in making India self-reliant in nuclear fuel.

7. Expanding Oil and Gas Exploration

The Prime Minister highlighted the change in India’s approach towards offshore exploration:

  • Nearly 99% of India’s offshore area was earlier classified as a No-Go Area.
  • The approach has now changed from No-Go Area to Go Ahead Area.
  • Previously restricted areas have been opened for exploration.
  • This has created possibilities for discovering new oil and gas reserves.

8. Energy Diversification

The Prime Minister highlighted the rapid expansion in different sources of energy.

City Gas Distribution

  • 2014: Available in fewer than 70 cities.
  • Today: Available in around 700 cities.

Piped Cooking Gas

 

  • 2014: Around 20–22 lakh households.
  • Today: Nearly 1.75 crore households.

Solar Energy

 

  • 2014: Around 2 GW.
  • Today: Around 160 GW.

PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana

 

  • The scheme has crossed 50 lakh households.
  • Lakhs of families are benefiting through lower or zero electricity bills.
  • Families can also sell surplus electricity and earn.
  • Assistance of up to around ₹80,000 per household is available.

9. Railways: Electrification and Future Fuels

The Prime Minister highlighted the transformation of Indian Railways:

  • In 2014, after nearly 90 years, only around 30% of the railway network had been electrified.
  • Today, Indian Railways has moved towards near-complete electrification.
  • India has started work on its first Made-in-India hydrogen train.
  • It is being developed as the world’s longest and most powerful hydrogen train.

10. India’s Resilience During Global Crises

The Prime Minister said that the capabilities built over the last 10–12 years were tested during:

  • COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Russia-Ukraine war.
  • Conflicts in West Asia.

11. Affordable Fertiliser for Farmers

Highlighting the Government’s efforts to protect farmers from high global fertiliser prices, the Prime Minister stated:

  • Urea: Around ₹3,000 per bag internationally; Indian farmers get it for less than ₹300.
  • DAP: More than ₹5,000 internationally; Indian farmers get it for ₹1,350.

12. Trade and Export Opportunities

The Prime Minister highlighted the new opportunities being created for Indian producers and exporters:

  • Since 2014, India has entered into FTAs with around 40 countries.
  • New opportunities have opened for agriculture, fisheries, MSMEs, textiles and other export sectors.

13. Youth at the Centre of Viksit Bharat

The Prime Minister said that India’s youth have a major role in building Viksit Bharat and highlighted the new pathways opened up for them:

  • Startup India: New avenues for innovation and entrepreneurship.
  • ₹1 lakh crore Research Fund: New opportunities for young researchers.
  • Digital India: Empowerment through affordable data.
  • Skill India: National skills ecosystem.
  • Space Sector: Opened for private participation.
  • National Drone Policy: New opportunities for young entrepreneurs and innovators.
  • Khelo India: Strengthened sports ecosystem.

14. Education and Innovation

The Prime Minister highlighted the expansion of educational and innovation opportunities:

  • National Education Policy 2020: Introduced after a gap of 35 years.
  • Universities: Fewer than 350 during 2004–2014; around 650 new universities added in the following decade.
  • Medical Colleges: Fewer than 400 before 2014; around 850 today.
  • More than 10,000 Atal Tinkering Labs have been established in schools.
  • Focus has been placed on developing a technology and innovation mindset from an early age.

15. Startups, Space and AI

The Prime Minister highlighted India’s growing startup and innovation ecosystem:

  • An Indian space startup has launched a Made-in-India rocket.
  • India now has around 2.5 lakh registered startups.
  • AI is creating new opportunities for young Indians.
  • India hosted the AI Impact Summit this year.

16. New Sectors and New Opportunities

Bioeconomy

  • 2014: Around ₹60,000 crore.
  • Today: Nearly ₹20 lakh crore.
  • The expansion is creating new jobs and entrepreneurial opportunities.

Electric Vehicles

 

  • Towards the end of the previous decade: Around 1.5 lakh EVs sold annually.
  • Last year: Around 25 lakh EVs sold.

Aviation

 

  • New airports and routes are creating employment.
  • MRO is opening new opportunities.
  • India is moving towards Made-in-India aircraft manufacturing.
  • The Made-in-India C-295 defence transport aircraft has successfully completed its flight.

17. Rural Empowerment through SVAMITVA

The Prime Minister highlighted the impact of the SVAMITVA initiative:

  • Around 3.25 crore families have received property cards.
  • Around ₹140 lakh crore of economic potential has been unlocked in rural areas.
  • Property records are enabling villagers to access bank loans against their property.
  • New avenues for rural employment, self-employment and entrepreneurship have opened up.

18. Growth in Defence Exports

The Prime Minister highlighted the expansion of India’s defence exports:

  • Defence exports have increased more than 50 times.
  • Indian defence equipment is now exported to around 100 countries.

19. Women-Led Development: Lakhpati Didi

Highlighting the growing role of women in India’s development:

  • The target of 3 crore Lakhpati Didis has been achieved.
  • Women from general, Dalit, backward and tribal families have become Lakhpati Didis.

20. Expanding Social Security

The Prime Minister highlighted the expansion of social security coverage:

  • Before 2014, around 25 crore people were covered by social security.
  • Today, around 100 crore Indians are covered by one or another social security scheme.

21. Ayushman Bharat

The Prime Minister highlighted the financial relief provided to families through Ayushman Bharat:

  • Beneficiary families have avoided an estimated ₹2 lakh crore in medical expenditure.