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Mann Ki Baat highlights: Make optimal use of new drone policy, PM tells youth
Mann Ki Baat highlights: Prime Minister Modi lauded India's vaccination drive against the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) and said that healthcare workers left no stone unturned to inoculate citizens.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 82nd edition of his monthly radio address "Mann Ki Baat" on Sunday. During his address, Modi spoke on a range of issues such as the vaccination drive against Covid-19, the United Nations Day, Centre's new drone policy etc. Prime Minister Modi lauded India's vaccination drive and said that healthcare workers left no stone unturned to inoculate citizens. ...Read More
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On the occasion of the United Nations Day, Modi said that India's women played a big role in enhancing influence and power of the UN.
The Prime Minister also pointed out that the strength of women joining the police force has more than doubled.
As the Centre came out with a new drone policy this year, the Prime Minister urged the country's youth to make optimal use of it
In his previous Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi urged the citizens to celebrate rivers and he lauded the country's fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
India's redefined drone tech being used in vaccine supply, agriculture: PM
Modi said during his Mann Ki Baat address that India's redefined drone technology is now being used in supply of Covid-19 vaccines and agriculture. The Prime Minister also urged the country's youth to make optimal use of Centre's new drone policy.
Strength of women joining the police force has more than doubled: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the strength of women joining the country's police force has more than doubled including that of central armed forces. Today, Indian women have shown their calibre across all verticals, Modi added.
India's women played a big role in enhancing influence and power of the United Nations: PM Modi
On the occasion of United Nations Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India's women played a big role in enhancing influence and power of the United Nations.“In 1947-48, when universal declaration of UN human rights was being prepared, it was initially written in the declaration that ‘All men are created equal'. But a delegate from India, Hansa Mehta objected to this and it changed to ‘All human beings are created equal' in the declaration. This was in line with India's old-age tradition of gender equality," Modi added.
Centre to host national-level competition on rangoli, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the Union ministry of culture will host a national-level competition on rangoli, lullabies and songs that connect India.
PM Modi remembers ‘Iron Man of India’ Sardar Patel
“Next Sunday, 31st October, is the birth anniversary of Sardar Patel. On behalf of every listener of 'Mann Ki Baat', and on my behalf, I pay respects to the Iron Man of India,” Prime Minister Modi said.
Citizens must do something for unity of India, says PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi urged the citizens of India to do something for the country's unity and greatness. “You will see how much satisfaction it will give you,” Modi added.
PM Narendra Modi lauds India's Covid vaccination drive; salutes healthcare workers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday lauded the country's vaccination drive against the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) and said that healthcare workers left no stone un-turned to inoculate citizens.
PM Narendra Modi addresses 82nd edition of Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Modi is currently addressing the 82nd edition of his monthly radio address Mann Ki Baat.
Shortly: PM Modi to address 82nd Mann Ki Baat
In moments from now, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 82nd edition of his monthly radio address Mann Ki Baat. Read more
