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PM Modi’s enthusiastic rallies across West Bengal in Bishnupur, Purulia, Jhargram & Medinipur

Published By : Admin | April 19, 2026 | 11:00 IST
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PM Modi addressed massive and energetic public gatherings across Bishnupur, Purulia, Jhargram and Medinipur, delivering a strong and consistent message of women empowerment, development and decisive change in West Bengal.

Addressing from the sacred land of Maa Sharda in Bishnupur, the PM reaffirmed that women empowerment and women safety define BJP’s identity. He highlighted that while the Centre ensured 33% reservation for women, the TMC, in alliance with Congress, blocked its implementation in West Bengal.

He called upon women to hold TMC accountable, stating that the party fears empowered daughters who can challenge its “maha-jungle raj.” He also underscored BJP’s commitment to tribal empowerment, recalling the historic elevation of Droupadi Murmu as India’s President.

PM Modi outlined a strong roadmap for women-led development — free ration, housing under PM Awas Yojana, healthcare via Ayushman Bharat, financial assistance for women and girls, and support for self-employment. He stressed that a double-engine government will ensure “double benefits,” including zero electricity bills through PM Surya Ghar Yojana.

In Purulia, the PM highlighted farmers’ distress due to stalled irrigation projects and syndicate control over mandis and cold storages. He assured better MSP, expanded PM-KISAN benefits, irrigation support, and access to PM-KUSUM and crop insurance, reiterating that “factories run on trust, not fear.”

In Jhargram, PM Modi raised concerns over infiltration and its impact on Bengal’s identity, warning against divisive politics. He also exposed issues of high electricity bills and shortages, promising relief through clean and affordable energy under PM Surya Ghar. He further outlined key guarantees for farmers, tribals and youth, higher MSP, expanded welfare schemes, improved schools, healthcare and freedom from syndicate control.

In Medinipur, the PM contrasted India’s rapid progress with Bengal’s stagnation under TMC, citing corruption, unemployment and migration. Calling for a “loot-free Bengal,” he emphasised the need for change - “Paltaano Dorkar!” He also highlighted Bengal’s untapped fisheries potential, promising a “Blue Revolution” through better infrastructure, production and exports. Reiterating his stand on women’s rights, he criticised TMC’s vote bank politics and opposition to women’s reservation.

In a sharp attack on TMC leadership, the PM said the “fear-era of TMC is ending and the era of trust is beginning,” adding that threats and intimidation reflect panic ahead of results.

He declared: “Bhoy OUT, bharosa IN… BJP ke vote din!” - with the voice of the people, the “Bangla Tiger,” now roaring for change: “Ar noy, ekhon bodol chai!”

He also warned corrupt elements, syndicates and mafias to surrender before the election results, asserting that law will take its course after May 4.

The PM emphasised that while BJP governments across states have delivered governance and development, West Bengal continues to suffer due to corruption, unemployment and “cut money” culture under TMC.

Concluding, PM Modi urged voters to strengthen BJP from booth to state leadership, calling this a “golden opportunity” for West Bengal to embrace development, good governance and a future built on trust.

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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today chaired the valedictory session of the two-day National Departmental Summit on Water, organised by the Ministry of Jal Shakti. The Summit is the first in a series of Departmental Summits envisioned by Prime Minister to strengthen the spirit of Team India, deepen cooperative federalism and foster collective ownership of national priorities through closer collaboration between the Centre and the States. It brought together Ministers and senior officials from States and Union Territories for focused deliberations on various dimensions of India’s water security.

Prime Minister appreciated the intensive two-day deliberations and emphasised that the actionable and time-bound action points emerging from the Summit should be pursued through a continuous process of review and learning. He suggested that the Summit should not remain a one-time exercise and called for a continuous process of review and follow-up.

Prime Minister called for sensitising Urban Local Bodies to the challenges arising from urbanisation, including population growth and future water requirements, and suggested organising similar Chintan Shivirs for Urban Local Bodies. He called for greater adoption of water-saving technologies. He also suggested dedicated exhibitions and workshops, including exposure to global best practices, to enable Indian manufacturers and stakeholders to develop and scale efficient solutions.

Emphasising Jan Bhagidari, Prime Minister suggested promoting “Jal Utsav” to create greater awareness among people. Prime Minister called for making de-silting a regular programme and developing clear criteria and SOPs for de-silting. On dam safety, he stressed rigorous preparedness before every monsoon, adherence to prescribed precautions and creating awareness among school students, including through suitable incorporation in educational curricula.

Prime Minister further called for strengthening knowledge and capacity on water management and governance in universities and higher educational institutions. He suggested structured inter-State study-visits involving public representatives, officials and farmers to facilitate practical learning and replication of successful interventions.

Prime Minister called for robust water data governance, with water-sector data brought together, systematically managed, analysed and effectively utilised. He recommended the use of AI for data collection and analysis through a uniform format. He also stressed anticipatory and integrated planning to address water scarcity through suitable utilisation of treated water for agriculture and industrial purposes.

Drawing upon his experience as Chief Minister of Gujarat, Prime Minister noted that instances of water scarcity could be transformed into opportunities through systematic planning, commitment and deployment of adequate resources and capable officers.

Union Minister for Jal Shakti Shri C. R. Patil highlighted four key outcomes of the summit: accelerated completion of water infrastructure projects; strengthening water conservation as a sustained people’s movement; ensuring long-term sustainability of drinking-water sources; and institutionalising effective operation and maintenance of rural drinking-water schemes.