Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi addressed nation on 72nd Independence Day
Today Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi addressed nation on 72nd Independence Day.
PM conveyed his greetings to the people of India on Independence Day.
We want to progress more. There is no question of stopping or getting tired on the way.
Tripura, Meghalaya and many parts of Arunachal Pradesh are seeing historic peace. From 126, Left Wing Extremism is restricted to 90 districts. We are working to ensure peace across the nation.
The practice of Triple Talaq has caused great injustice among Muslim women. We are trying to end this practice but there are some people who are not wanting it to end. I ensure the Muslim women that I will work to ensure justice is done to them.
In today’s India there is no place for nepotism. We have ensured environmental clearances are done transparently.
We will not forgive the corrupt and those who have black money. They have ruined the nation. Delhi’s streets are free from power brokers. From the voice of power brokers, the voice of the poor is heard.
India’s voice is being heard effectively at the world stage. We are integral parts of forums whose doors were earlier closed for us.
From being seen as among the fragile five, India is now the land of reform, perform and transform. We are poised for record economic growth.
The OROP demand was pending for decades. The people of India, our brave army personnel had faith in us and we were able to take a decision on OROP. We will always take decisions in the interests of our nation.
Who did not want the passage of the GST yet it was pending for years? Last year GST became a reality. I want to thank the business community for the success of the GST.
The demand for higher MSP was pending for years. From farmers to political parties to agriculture experts, everybody was asking about it but nothing happened. With the blessings of the farmers, the decision on MSP was taken by our Government.
If we had continued at the same pace at which toilets were being built in 2013, the pace at which electrification was happening in 2013, then it would have taken us decades to complete them.
We are proud of what we have achieved and at the same time, we also have to look at where we have come from. That is when we will realised the remarkable strides the nation has made.
