In the 70th edition of his program, Modi extended his wishes to his compatriots on the occasion of Dussehra. Amid the pandemic with silent celebrations this holiday season, Prime Minister Modi urged moderation to contain the spread of the new coronavirus. “Previously, a large number of people used to gather at Durga Pandal. It was a fair atmosphere during Durga Puja & Dussehra, but this time it didn’t happen. Many more festivals are going to be observed, we have to work with measure during this Corona crisis, ”he said in his monthly address to the nation.
The prime minister also showed his respect to the soldiers patrolling the borders and said that our jawans are serving the nation even when the people of the country are celebrating festivals, so all citizens must light a diya for them.
In addition, he urged people to buy local indigenous products this festive season and spoke about how Khadi is becoming a world-class organic clothing brand. “The world is taking notice of our products and an important example is Khadi. I’m glad to see a sales record at the Khadi store in New Delhi, ”said PM. When we are proud of our heritage, the world notices it, he added.
Emphasizing the importance of reading and learning, the prime minister spoke with Ponmariappan, a resident of Tamil Nadu, who converted a small part of his hall into a library. He also drew attention to the services provided by sanitation workers, housekeepers, and security guards, urging people to remember these workers as they supported us during the Covid-19 shutdown and carry them through this. festive season.
In addition, he spoke about India’s stronghold, its national integrity, and asked people to visit a government-run website about the initiative: ekbharat.gov.in. The prime minister asked for donations for this initiative and declared that it is our duty to ensure unity and integration.
He also named farmers in Pulwama, Kashmir for producing world-class wood for pencils and named Manzoor, a resident of the same district for his innovative entrepreneurial skills and success story. The prime minister ended his speech by praising the innovative efforts of Indian citizens in the field of agriculture and the shared instances of Jharkhand and Madhya Pradesh.
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