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ഹരിയാനയിലെ അംബാലയിലും സോനിപത്തിലും ഊർജസ്വലരായ ജനക്കൂട്ടത്തെ പ്രധാനമന്ത്രി മോദി അഭിസംബോധന ചെയ്തു

Published By : Admin | May 18, 2024 | 14:46 IST
മോദിയുടെ 'ധാക്കാട്' സർക്കാർ ആർട്ടിക്കിൾ 370 ൻ്റെ മതിൽ തകർത്തു, കശ്മീർ വികസനത്തിൻ്റെ പാതയിൽ നടന്നു തുടങ്ങി: പ്രധാനമന്ത്രി മോദി അംബാലയിൽ
ഇന്ന് അംബാലയുടെ ആകാശത്ത് റാഫേൽ വിമാനങ്ങൾ കുതിക്കുന്നത് കാണുന്നത് നമുക്കെല്ലാവർക്കും അഭിമാന നിമിഷമാണ്: പ്രധാനമന്ത്രി മോദി
INDI സഖ്യം എന്നത്തേയും പോലെ അഴിമതിയിൽ തുടരുന്നു, എന്ത് വിലകൊടുത്തും അധികാരം കൊതിക്കുന്നു: സോനിപത്തിൽ പ്രധാനമന്ത്രി മോദി
ജൂൺ 4 മുതൽ, പുതിയ സർക്കാരിന് കീഴിൽ, 70 വയസ്സിന് മുകളിലുള്ള എല്ലാ മുതിർന്നവർക്കും സൗജന്യ ആരോഗ്യ പരിരക്ഷ ലഭിക്കും: പ്രധാനമന്ത്രി മോദി

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at major rallies in Ambala & Sonipat, highlighting the opposition's deceitful intentions and reaffirming the BJP's dedication to Haryana's development. Addressing the gathering, “Modi's 'dhaakad' government demolished the wall of Article 370 and Kashmir started walking on the path of development.”

PM Modi reflected on how his leadership over the past decade has fuelled Haryana’s development. “Haryana embodies courage and strength. Modi, who has savoured Haryana's spirit, has led with vigour for ten years. Seeing Rafale jets soar in Ambala skies today is a proud moment for all of us,” he said.

As the election season unfolds, PM Modi observed, “In the 4-phase elections, Congress and the INDI alliance agreed on their tactics. Yet, their tricks have failed. Haryana, with patriotism in its blood, recognizes anti-national forces. That's why Haryana is united in echoing: Phir Ek Baar…Modi Sarkar!”

PM Modi introspected on the significance of a robust administration, emphasizing, “A strong government makes enemies think twice. For 70 years, Pakistan troubled India with threats. Today, it's reduced to begging. This is the power of a strong government.”

Launching his speech, PM Modi painted a stark picture of the past under Congress rule, highlighting the plight of Haryana's courageous mothers and the vulnerability of our soldiers. He underscored how terrorist threats and military weakness plagued the nation's security. However, he juxtaposed this with the transformative changes brought in by his decisive leadership. PM Modi emphasized “the historic revocation of Article 370, heralding a new era of development in Kashmir.” Furthermore, he lambasted Congress for its track record of betraying soldiers and compromising national security for personal gains. This, he asserted, starkly contrasts with his government's commitment to bolstering India's defence capabilities through self-reliance and innovation.

As PM Modi delved further, he didn't shy away from exposing Congress's decades-long betrayal of our ex-servicemen. The delay in implementing ‘One Rank One Pension’ for 4 decades was a poignant reminder of their neglect. Despite false claims and empty promises, PM Modi highlighted his government's unwavering commitment to our veterans, ultimately delivering on the long-overdue OROP.

PM Modi outlined his vision for Haryana's agricultural transformation, he emphasized the state's pivotal role in India's journey towards becoming a global nutrition hub. He also talked about the ambitious plan that included promoting Haryana's coarse grains like jowar and millet on the international stage, with the implementation of the world's largest warehouse project and the creation of specialized clusters over the next 5 years. Also, PM Modi unveiled plans for a revolutionary drone initiative in farming, empowering mothers and sisters with drone pilot training to harness the latest technology in agriculture.

PM Modi celebrated Haryana's strong daughters, who have played a key role in earning the state a global sports reputation. The PM highlighted his government's efforts in opening Sainik schools to girls and noted the presence of many Haryana women in the first batch of women cadets at NDA. In stark contrast, he mentioned, “Congress has shown a pattern of neglect towards women, farmers, and youth, focusing only on securing votes. While they promote the broom symbol (AAP) in Delhi and Haryana, they disparage the same in Punjab, calling the ‘Jhadu wala’ a thief. What message does this send about their view of the people of Haryana?”

PM Modi criticized Congress for their vote bank politics and said, “For Congress, vote banks are everything. They propose distributing SC/ST/OBC reservations based on religion, undermining Dalits and backward classes. To please their vote bank, they oppose granting citizenship to Sikhs and Dalits and vow to cancel the CAA if they gain power.”

PM Modi also denounced Congress and the INDI alliance for their opposition to India's development and cultural heritage and remarked, “Our government honoured the Guru Granth Sahib by respectfully bringing it back from Afghanistan. We initiated Veer Bal Diwas in memory of the Sahebzadas, making Mata Gujri's land proud. Yet, Congress and the INDI alliance oppose these efforts. Congress and the INDI alliance oppose both development and heritage. A grand Ram temple now stands in Ayodhya after 500 years, bringing joy to the nation. But Congress and INDI alliance leaders continually speak against it.”

In his second mega rally in Sonipat, PM Modi shed light on the Congress party's past misdeeds and their desperate attempts to regain power, “Congress has been out of power for 10 years and is in a panic, reminiscing about the days when the royal family ruled by remote control. Every scheme was named after them, funnelling the nation's money into their coffers. The scams weren't just in crores or thousands of crores but ran into lakhs of crores.”

PM Modi criticized the INDI Alliance for prioritizing power over the nation's stability and security. He established their history of corruption and questioned their dangerous plans for the country, “Changing the name doesn't change the truth. The INDI Alliance remains as corrupt as ever, craving power at any cost—even at the expense of the nation's security, stability, and respect. Their plan? Five prime ministers in five years. Is the Prime Minister's post a prize to be shared? Will you allow the country to return to instability?”

PM Modi exposed Congress's dangerous appeasement tactics, urging voters to reject the INDI Alliance's divisive agenda. He warned of the dire consequences for Haryana if such policies prevail, “Congress is focused solely on appeasement. Their manifesto echoes the Muslim League, planning to confiscate your property and distribute it to their vote bank. They claim minorities have the first right to the country's resources and aim to divert reservations from Dalits and backward classes to Muslims, as they did in Karnataka. Will you let the INDI Alliance win even a single seat in Haryana?”

PM Modi's commitment to health care was a key highlight of his address, emphasizing the BJP's dedication to the well-being of every citizen, especially the elderly, he reiterated, “Modi cares deeply about your health. With the Ayushman card, he has guaranteed free treatment. Starting June 4, under the new government, all elders above 70 will receive free healthcare. Elderly mothers and sisters will no longer need to worry about their treatment.”

In conclusion, the PM urged every voter to support the BJP for a prosperous Haryana and to extend his heartfelt gratitude to every household.

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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, today addressed the Republic Summit. Greeting the participants of the Summit, the Prime Minister congratulated the organisers for hosting a discussion on the theme "Great Power India: Nation First" at a time when the world is witnessing rapid and consequential developments.

Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister underscored that the spirit of "Nation First" has been the guiding principle behind India's achievements over the past decade and its emergence as a trusted global power. Shri Modi observed that India is a civilization with a long historical memory and a unique ability to draw lessons from both progress and adversity. He remarked that the decisions and actions being undertaken today are laying the foundation for the country's future over the coming centuries.”The country has emerged not only as one of the world's fastest-growing economies but also as a credible and reliable partner. India's rise is founded on trust, stability and a commitment to the larger global good”, he noted.

Recalling his recent participation in the G7 Summit, the Prime Minister said that leaders across the world recognize India's unwavering commitment to the principle of Nation First. He added that this guiding philosophy continues to shape the country's policies, priorities and aspirations as it advances on the path of development.

Reflecting on the Government's 12 years in service, the Prime Minister stated that major national initiatives such as Swachh Bharat, Make in India, promotion of khadi, and the campaign for local products succeeded because citizens embraced the spirit of putting the nation first. Highlighting the transformative impact of this approach in tribal and Left Wing Extremism-affected regions, the Prime Minister said, “The areas once plagued by violence and underdevelopment are witnessing unprecedented progress. More than 12,000 kilometres of roads, over 9,500 mobile towers, banking facilities, post offices, and communication networks have been established in affected regions over the last decade”.

Shri Modi observed that Maoist violence, which had claimed thousands of lives in previous decades, is now in its final phase due to a combination of determined security efforts and accelerated development. “The growing success of the Bastar Olympics as evidence of the aspirations and talents of youth replacing the fear and uncertainty once associated with the region”, he pointed.

Emphasizing the rise of an aspirational India, Shri Modi said the country has moved from an era of pessimism to one of confidence and opportunity. He remarked that the belief that "change is possible" has become one of India's greatest strengths. “The Aspirational Districts and Aspirational Blocks Programme has transformed some of the country's most underdeveloped regions into drivers of growth. These efforts have contributed significantly to improving living standards and expanding opportunities for millions of citizens”, Shri Modi highlighted.

The Prime Minister said that the benefits of development extend beyond individual beneficiaries and contribute to the prosperity of society as a whole. “The emergence of a large neo-middle class, with nearly 25 crore people moving out of poverty in recent years, has strengthened economic activity and expanded opportunities across sectors. Poverty alleviation is not merely a welfare objective but also a catalyst for growth, aspiration and social mobility”, he remarked.

Highlighting the Government's focus on the middle class over the past decade, Shri Modi stated that improving the ease of living of middle-class families has remained a key priority. Referring to stalled housing projects, he stated that a special fund of ₹25,000 crore was created to facilitate the completion of delayed residential projects, resulting in the delivery of thousands of homes to homebuyers across the country. “Access to affordable housing finance, digital services and improved urban infrastructure has significantly enhanced the quality of life of citizens. Measures such as the Special Window for Affordable and Mid-Income Housing (SWAMIH) Fund have helped complete and deliver thousands of stalled housing units to homebuyers”, he emphasised.

The Prime Minister stated that there has been a significant expansion of India's transport and connectivity infrastructure over the last decade. “Metro rail networks now serve over one crore passengers daily, while initiatives such as Vande Bharat, Namo Bharat and Amrit Bharat trains are strengthening connectivity across the country. Expanded road networks, highways and airports have improved mobility and created new opportunities for citizens in both urban and emerging growth centres”, Shri Modi observed.

Referring to tax reforms, the Prime Minister highlighted measures aimed at increasing disposable income and reducing compliance burdens for taxpayers. He noted that simplified and technology-enabled tax administration, including faceless processes and online filing systems, has enhanced convenience and transparency.

The Prime Minister also underlined the Government's efforts to reduce healthcare expenditure for families through initiatives such as Jan Aushadhi Kendras, which provide affordable medicines, and health coverage for senior citizens under various welfare schemes. He observed that these initiatives have helped improve access to healthcare while reducing out-of-pocket expenditure for millions of families.

Referring to economic reforms aimed at benefiting the middle class, the Prime Minister noted that tax relief measures have significantly increased tax-free income thresholds, thereby enhancing disposable incomes. He also highlighted the simplification of tax administration through technology-driven reforms, including online filing systems and faceless assessment mechanisms, which have reduced compliance burdens and improved transparency.

Speaking on the changing aspirations of citizens, the Prime Minister remarked, ”India's development journey has created a culture of rising expectations, with people seeking better infrastructure, faster services and higher standards of living. These aspirations are a positive sign of confidence in the country's future and a reflection of citizens' belief that progress is achievable”.

The Prime Minister said that India's youth, entrepreneurs, innovators and start-ups are at the forefront of harnessing emerging opportunities in a rapidly changing global environment. He reiterated the Government's commitment to reforms, innovation and citizen-centric governance, guided by the principle of Nation First. Shri Modi contrasted the aspirations of a rapidly developing India with what he described as a section of political discourse marked by persistent negativity and opposition. He observed that while citizens increasingly seek better infrastructure, technology, connectivity, and opportunities, some groups oppose developmental initiatives even as they demand the outcomes they produce. Emphasizing the importance of constructive participation in nation-building, the Prime Minister called upon citizens, particularly the youth, to remain focused on India's development goals and the principle of Nation First.

The Prime Minister concluded that the world is witnessing unprecedented disruptions that challenge traditional paradigms while simultaneously creating new opportunities for growth and innovation. He called upon India’s youth, entrepreneurs, innovators, and startups to seize these opportunities and contribute to the nation’s progress. “The Government stands firmly with the people in this transformative journey. The country is firmly on the path of accelerated development and this momentum will continue to strengthen”, Shri Modi reiterated. The Prime Minister expressed confidence that the collective efforts and aspirations of 1.4 billion Indians would realise the vision of a Viksit Bharat, and extended his best wishes to all citizens.