PM Modi’s developed India message from Red Fort
New Delhi. India celebrated its 80th Independence Day with full enthusiasm and pride on Saturday. On this occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the countrymen from the ramparts of the Red Fort. In his speech after hoisting the national flag, the Prime Minister presented the blueprint of India’s development journey, self-reliance and the resolve for a developed India by the year 2047.
At the beginning of his address, Prime Minister Modi paid tribute to the great freedom fighters of the country, Mahatma Gandhi, revolutionaries and all those heroes who dedicated their lives for the freedom of the country. He said that this festival of independence is the result of the sacrifices and sacrifices of those great souls who struggled to liberate India.
Remembered the contribution of freedom fighters
The Prime Minister said that India’s independence was not just a political transition, but it was the result of struggle, courage and unity of millions of Indians. Recalling the contributions of all the freedom fighters of the country including Mahatma Gandhi, he said that their ideals still inspire the country to move forward.
He said that today’s India is moving rapidly towards the future while remembering its glorious history. The country’s youth power, scientific capability and hardworking citizens are playing an important role in taking India to new heights.
Target of developed India by 2047
In his speech, Prime Minister Modi laid special emphasis on the goal of Developed India 2047. He said that it has been resolved to make India a developed and self-reliant nation by the completion of 100 years of independence.
He said that participation of every citizen is necessary to achieve this goal. Government, industry, youth, farmers, scientists and all sections of the society together can give a new direction to India.
The Prime Minister said that India has to be made an economically strong, technologically capable and socially empowered nation in the coming years.
Presentation of Vande Mataram described as historic
Prime Minister Modi also made special mention of the presentation of Vande Mataram at the Red Fort during the Independence Day celebrations. Describing it as a historical moment, he said that this song has been a symbol of the country’s spirit of independence and patriotism.
The Prime Minister said that Vande Mataram had infused new energy and courage among crores of Indians during the freedom movement. Even today it gives the message of unity and patriotism to the countrymen.
Emphasis on speed of development and self-reliant India
The Prime Minister said that India has made significant progress in many areas over the years. The country has proven its capability in technology, defence, space, industry and digital sectors.
Referring to the Self-reliant India campaign, he said that India is now moving towards meeting its needs as well as providing solutions for the world.
The Prime Minister said that new possibilities are being created in the country and opportunities for the youth are expanding.
Strong India amidst challenges
Prime Minister Modi said that there are many challenges at the global level, but India is ready to face every situation. He said that the country has developed such systems over the years, so that India can stand strong even in times of crisis.
He said that India’s confidence today is stronger than ever and the country has the ability to achieve its goals.
appeal to youth
The Prime Minister appealed to the youth to play an active role in nation building. He said that youth are the biggest strength of India and their energy can give a new direction to the country.
He said that the dream of developed India is not only the government but the resolve of the entire country. Small efforts of every citizen together can bring big changes.
Gave message of unity to the countrymen
At the end of his address, Prime Minister Modi called upon the countrymen to move forward unitedly. He said that India’s strength lies in its diversity and unity.
The Prime Minister’s message from the Red Fort focused on the country’s development journey, self-reliance and big goals for the future. He said that India will make its strong mark in the world in the coming years and will continuously move towards becoming a developed nation by 2047.
