PM Modi addresses BJP Karyakartas on the Party’s 40th Sthapana Diwas

Published By : Admin | April 6, 2020 | 11:54 IST
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PM Modi issues a 5-point coronavirus appeal to BJP karyakartas while addressing them on the occasion of party's 40th Sthapana Diwas

On the occasion of BJP's 40th anniversary, PM Modi said, “This foundation day of BJP has come at a time when not only the country but also the world is going through a difficult time. Humanity is facing a crisis, our devotion to service of the country creates our path during this challenging time.”
Addressing the party karyakartas, “India has worked rapidly with a holistic approach that is being appreciated by not only Indians but also WHO. All countries should come together and fight this, so India had active participation in the meeting of the SAARC countries and the G20 meeting.”
PM Modi talked about India's efforts which have set an example before the world in tackling Coronavirus Pandemic. The PM added, “India is one of the countries which understood seriousness of this disease and waged a timely war against it. India took several decisions and tried its best to implement them on ground.”

Lauding people’s participation, PM Modi said, “The maturity shown by the people during lockdown, in a large country like India, is unprecedented. No one could have imagined that the people will abide by this with such obedience and sense of service.”
The Prime Minister also appreciated the citizens support at 9 pm on April 5, he said that the strength of togetherness of 130 crores people of our country was clearly visible. “People from every section of society and age group demonstrated this unity and strengthened the resolve in fight against COVID19,” he added.

PM Modi made five requests to the Party Karyakartas. He asked them to ensure food for the poor, thank the doctors, nurses, hospital staff, police personnel and sanitation workers, encourage use and distribution of masks, to install Aarogya Setu app and contribute towards PM CARES Fund. He also urged the Karyakartas to further encourage 40 people to contribute towards the Fund.

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The Prime Minister of Sweden, H.E. Mr. Ulf Kristersson and Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi exchanged special commemorative gifts to celebrate the legacy of Nobel Laureate Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore.

The gift from Prime Minister Kristersson comprised a box containing two replicas of hand-written epigrams by Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore, accompanied by a small explanatory text and a photograph of Gurudev Tagore taken in 1921 during his visit to Uppsala University. The originals, recently discovered in the Swedish National Archives, were created by Gurudev Tagore during his visits to Sweden in 1921 and 1926.

Prime Minister Modi presented to Prime Minster Kristersson a set of collected works of Rabindranath Tagore, along with a specially handcrafted bag from Shantiniketan with motifs that Gurudev chose to empower local artisans. The bag symbolizes Tagore’s philosophy that art is not meant to be confined to galleries, but to breathe life into everyday objects, bridging the gap between the intellectual and the functional.

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