PM Modi addresses public meeting in Buniadpur, West Bengal

Published By : Admin | April 20, 2019 | 10:00 IST
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Tearing on the ruling TMC government led by CM Mamata Bannerjee, Prime Minister Modi said, “The TMC government led by ‘Speed-Breaker Didi’ will understand on the 23rd May when the election results will be declared that ignoring the needs and wishes of the people comes at a very heavy cost.

They will understand how democracy ensures that those who loot people, who engage in political violence and hinder their progress, will be held accountable for their actions by losing power after elections. I am extremely happy with the high voting percentage in West Bengal and it is certain that the people of Bengal have decided to get rid of their incumbent corrupt government and stand resolutely with the BJP.”

Launching a scathing attack on the Opposition parties including the TMC for their numerous scandals and scams, PM Modi said, “While the CM of Bengal is busy giving Ministerial posts to those that looted the hard-earned money of the poor, she even went to the extent of sitting on a dharna for her corrupt ministers. What Mamata Didi has done to the aspirations of the people of Bengal will not be forgotten either by the past of this ancient land or by its future. The people had put their faith behind the government of Didi hoping that she would improve their lives, however, she totally decieved them in the name of ‘Maa, Maati, Maanush.”

Concluding his power-packed address to the enthusiastic supporters, PM Modi urged them to maintain the record voting percentages in Bengal in the upcoming phases of Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal and ensure that their corrupt government sees its end after these historic elections. He further enlisted his vision for the future of the country and also highlighted the agenda of his government in the next five years and appealed to his supporters to keep the achievements of his government in mind while voting and exercise their franchise wisely.

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PM Modi interacts with Rashtriya Bal Puraskar awardees
December 26, 2024

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi interacted with the 17 awardees of Rashtriya Bal Puraskar in New Delhi today. The awards are conferred in the fields of bravery, innovation, science and technology, sports and arts.

During the candid interaction, the PM heard the life stories of the children and encouraged them to strive harder in their lives. Interacting with a girl child who had authored books and discussing the response she received for her books, the girl replied that others have started writing their own books. Shri Modi lauded her for inspiring other children.

The Prime Minister then interacted with another awardee who was well versed in singing in multiple languages. Upon enquiring about the boy’s training by Shri Modi, he replied that he had no formal training and he could sing in four languages - Hindi, English, Urdu and Kashmiri. The boy further added that he had his own YouTube channel as well as performed at events. Shri Modi praised the boy for his talent.

Shri Modi interacted with a young chess player and asked him who taught him to play Chess. The young boy replied that he learnt from his father and by watching YouTube videos.

The Prime Minister listened to the achievement of another child who had cycled from Kargil War Memorial, Ladakh to National War Memorial in New Delhi, a distance of 1251 kilometers in 13 days, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Divas. The boy also told that he had previously cycled from INA Memorial, Moirang, Manipur to National War Memorial, New Delhi, a distance of 2612 kilometers in 32 days, to celebrate Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav and 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subash Chandra Bose, two years ago. The boy further informed the PM that he had cycled a maximum of 129.5 kilometers in a day.

Shri Modi interacted with a young girl who told that she had two international records of completing 80 spins of semi-classical dance form in one minute and reciting 13 Sanskrit Shokas in one minute, both of which she had learnt watching YouTube videos.

Interacting with a National level gold medal winner in Judo, the Prime Minister wished the best to the girl child who aspires to win a gold medal in the Olympics.

Shri Modi interacted with a girl who had made a self stabilizing spoon for the patients with Parkinson’s disease and also developed a brain age prediction model. The girl informed the PM that she had worked for two years and intends to further research on the topic.

Listening to a girl artiste who has performed around 100 performances of Harikatha recitation with a blend of Carnatic Music and Sanskrit Shlokas, the Prime Minister lauded her.

Talking to a young mountaineer who had scaled 5 tall peaks in 5 different countries in the last 2 years, the Prime Minister asked the girl about her experience as an Indian when she visited other countries. The girl replied that she received a lot of love and warmth from the people. She further informed the Prime Minister that her motive behind mountaineering was to promote girl child empowerment and physical fitness.

Shri Modi listened to the achievements of an artistic roller skating girl child who won an international gold medal at a roller skating event held in New Zealand this year and also 6 national medals. He also heard about the achievement of a para-athlete girl child who had won a gold medal at a competition in Thailand this month. He further heard about the experience of another girl athlete who had won gold medals at weightlifting championships in various categories along with creating a world record.

The Prime Minister lauded another awardee for having shown bravery in saving many lives in an apartment building which had caught fire. He also lauded a young boy who had saved others from drowning during swimming.

Shri Modi congratulated all the youngsters and also wished them the very best for their future endeavours.