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Our Government will never let the nation go in wrong direction: PM Narendra Modi

Published By : Admin | May 30, 2016 | 10:10 IST
QuotePM Modi addresses massive #VikasParv Rally in Davangere, Karnataka, cites Govt's achievements in two years
QuoteInitiatives of the NDA Government in the last two years transforming the lives of people across India: PM
QuoteWe will never let the nation go in the wrong direction: PM Modi
QuotePM Modi highlights several initiatives of NDA Govt for welfare of agriculture sector and farmer community
QuotePM Modi credits people for success of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan #MyCleanIndia
Quote#GiveItUp campaign has turned out to be a mass movement, over a crore people gave up LPG subsidies willingly: PM
QuoteIndia is a youthful nation; Govt is undertaking efforts to direct the youthful workforce for development of the country: PM

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today addressed a massive Vikas Parv Rally in Davangere, Karnataka to mark two years of the NDA Government in office. Beginning his address, Shri Narendra Modi thanked people of Karnataka for having turned out in large numbers to attend the rally. The Prime Minister highlighted several initiatives of the NDA Government in the last two years that were transforming the lives of people across India.

PM Narendra Modi said that the NDA Government was working tirelessly for the welfare of people across the country and India was now moving rapidly on the path of progress. “Our strength has been devoted for the welfare of the people”, he added further.

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Taking a dig at the previous govt he said it is better for me to do small tasks as the big tasks of the previous govt resulted in big scams. Talking about an honest and transparent government PM Modi said, “We will never let the nation go in the wrong direction.”

The Prime Minister elaborated about Government’s initiatives towards welfare of the agriculture sector and the farmer community. He spoke at length about several schemes like Krishi Sinchai Yojana, Soil Health Cards, e-NAM and e-mandis that were benefiting the farmers in a big way. PM Modi also talked about steps the Government was undertaking for welfare of sugarcane farmers across the country.

Speaking about the Government’s ambitious Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, PM Modi credited the citizens for success of the initiative and said that people from all walks of life not only were appreciating but also contributing to the campaign.

He also cited about the ‘Give It Up’ campaign that turned out to be a mass movement as over a crore people gave up their LPG subsidies voluntarily. Adding further, the PM spoke about Ujjwala Yojana that aimed to make rural India smoke-free by providing gas connections to five crore to below poverty line households free of cost in next three years.

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Prime Minister Modi also cited that India was a youthful nation and Government was undertaking efforts to direct the youthful workforce for development of India. He highlighted how initiatives like Skill India were helping India’s youth focus on their skills. The PM also mentioned about the recent decision of elimination of interviews for class 3 and 4 government jobs.

Several BJP leaders were present at the event.

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