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PM Modi expresses gratitude to world leaders for birthday wishes

Published By : Admin | September 17, 2025 | 15:03 IST

The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi expressed his gratitude to the world leaders for greetings on his 75th birthday, today.

In a reply to the President of Guyana Dr Irfaan Ali, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you, President Ali, for your kind wishes. I am touched by your warm sentiments that reflect the deep bonds of friendship and mutual trust between India and Guyana."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of New Zealand Christopher Luxon, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you, Prime Minister Luxon, for your warm wishes. I deeply cherish our friendship. New Zealand is an important partner in India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat 2047."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you, my friend, Prime Minister Albanese for your kind wishes. I look forward to further strengthening the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership and our close people-to-people ties."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Bhutan Tshering Tobgay, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you, Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay, for your kind wishes. I look forward to working with you to further strengthen our special partnership with Bhutan."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Dominica Roosevelt Skerrit, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you for your kind wishes, Prime Minister Skeritt. India deeply cherishes the strong bonds of friendship and solidarity with the Commonwealth of Dominica."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Italy Giorgia Meloni, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you Prime Minister Meloni for your warm wishes. Deeply appreciate Italy’s friendship and look forward to strengthening it further."

In a reply to the President of the United Arab Emirates, Mohammed bin Zayed, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you, my brother, for your warm wishes. I deeply value our close friendship and the mutually beneficial India–UAE partnership, which continues to attain new heights in all areas."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you, Prime Minister Netanyahu, for your warm wishes. I deeply cherish our friendship and the enduring ties between India and Israel."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you for the warm wishes, PM Kamla Persad-Bissessar.
May the friendly and age-old relations between India and Trinidad & Tobago flourish in the years to come!"

In a reply to the Former Prime Minister of Kenya Raila Odinga, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you former PM Raila Odinga for your kind wishes. India and Kenya will continue to collaborate for the benefit of the people of the Global South."

In a reply to the Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you Rishi for your warm greetings." 

In a reply to the President of the European Council António Costa, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you for your gracious wishes, President António Costa. I fully reciprocate your commitment to further strengthening the India-EU Strategic Partnership."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Mauritius Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you Prime Minister Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam for your warm birthday wishes. Your recent visit to India and my visit to Mauritius earlier this year in March have added new momentum to our Enhanced Strategic Partnership. India-Mauritius ties continue to grow stronger."

In a reply to the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea James Marape, Shri Modi said:

"Grateful for your kind wishes Prime Minister James Marape.

Greatly cherish the strong and historic India-Papua New Guinea ties and people-to-people connect."

In a reply to the President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa, Shri Modi said:

“Thank you for your kind wishes President Cyril Ramaphosa.

India and South Africa are steadfast partners with shared commitment to work together for the Global South."

In a reply to Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Shri Modi said:

"Thank you for your kind greetings @BillGates.

India looks forward to working together to build a sustainable and promising future for the coming generations."

In a reply to the Director-General of the World Health Organization, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Shri Modi said:

“Thank you, Dr. Tedros, for your warm wishes. India looks forward to further collaborating with WHO to promote holistic health and wellness in the world with a strong focus on women's health."

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Addressing party karyakartas and supporters, PM Modi said, “As a BJP karyakarta myself, I know that only BJP workers can gather in such large numbers, in such an organized manner, this early in the morning. I am deeply grateful to all of you for coming here in such huge numbers.”

Recalling the historic significance of May 10, PM Modi said the day marked the beginning of the First War of Independence in 1857, which later transformed into a nationwide movement against colonial rule.

The PM said that inspired by this spirit, the nation had recently marked the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor. He also informed the gathering that he would be visiting Somnath in Gujarat tomorrow to participate in the celebrations marking 75 years of the reconstruction of the Somnath Temple.

Calling Karnataka a major pillar of BJP’s southern expansion, PM Modi highlighted the NDA’s electoral successes in multiple states and Union Territories. “Puducherry has voted for an NDA government for the second consecutive time, Assam has chosen NDA for the third straight term, BJP has received historic blessings in Bengal, and in Gujarat, BJP has broken all previous records in panchayat and civic polls,” he added.

“These results carry a very strong message, in a world surrounded by instability, the people of India are giving the mantra of stability. The people are saying they want speed, not scams; solutions, not excuses; and politics driven by national interest,” he said.

“When BJP was not as big a party as it is today, Karnataka gave BJP tremendous strength. Today, NDA is in power in Andhra Pradesh, BJP is number one in Karnataka in terms of Lok Sabha representation, BJP is the second-largest force in Telangana, NDA has formed government again in Puducherry and BJP has also opened its account in Tamil Nadu,” he said. Referring to Kerala, the PM expressed confidence about the BJP-NDA’s future prospects in the state.

“There was a time when BJP had only three MLAs in Bengal and today we have a government there with over 200 MLAs. In Kerala too, we have moved from one to three MLAs. The day is not far when BJP-NDA will cross the majority mark there as well,” he remarked.

Launching a sharp attack on the Congress party, PM Modi contrasted BJP’s ‘pro-incumbency’ with what he termed Congress’ growing anti-incumbency. “We have been in power at the Centre for 12 years and BJP-NDA governments are serving in more than 21 states. People repeatedly bring BJP governments back because they trust our governance and development agenda,” he said.

The Prime Minister alleged that Congress governments fail to retain public confidence because of poor governance and internal conflicts. “Congress has no chapter on governance in its political book. In Karnataka, instead of solving people’s problems, the government spends most of its time resolving internal fights. In Himachal Pradesh, government employees are struggling to receive salaries and in Telangana, farmers are being pushed towards distress,” he said.

Accusing Congress of betraying women on the issue of women’s reservation, PM Modi iterated, “For decades, Congress misled the women of this country. BJP ended that politics and enacted the law for 33 percent reservation for women. But Congress remains the biggest anti-women party and opposed the Nari Shakti Vandan legislation.”

He asserted that women in Karnataka and across the country would never forgive Congress for obstructing greater political participation of women.

Referring to Tamil Nadu politics, the PM said Congress had repeatedly depended on its allies for survival but later turned against them for political gains. “Look at Tamil Nadu. For nearly 25-30 years, Congress had a close relationship with the DMK. Time and again, the alliance with DMK rescued Congress from political crises and strengthened it at the Centre. But a power-hungry Congress stabbed DMK in the back at the first available opportunity,” he said.

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Drawing parallels with the collective response during the COVID-19 pandemic, PM Modi called upon citizens to stand united once again in the national interest.