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Now is the time to stand and act against corruption

Published By : Admin | November 10, 2016 | 18:15 IST

In his address to the Nation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said since the formation of Government in 2014, focus has been on curbing black money. He informed that the Government initiated several steps in that direction. In two and half years, NDA Government unearthed nearly 1 lakh 25 thousand crore of black money. He added that the magnitude of cash in circulation is directly linked to the level of corruption and hence step for change in currency is taken. Shri Modi clearly stated that now is the time to stand and act against corruption.

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The Prime Minister has expressed immense joy on the commencement of the 20th Session of the Committee on Intangible Cultural Heritage of UNESCO in India. He said that the forum has brought together delegates from over 150 nations with a shared vision to protect and popularise living traditions across the world.

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