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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in the 135th episode of Mann Ki Baat – India is safe from sea to sky. The PM mentioned the recently tested surface-to-air attack missiles.
He said- In the month of June itself, the country has achieved another major success in the aviation sector. The C-295 aircraft, developed under the Made in India campaign, has completed its first successful flight. At present 40 such aircraft are being manufactured in India only.
He said that recently I got the opportunity to attend a program related to the Navy in Kolkata. There INS Dunagiri, INS Modihar and INS Agray were inducted into the Indian Naval Fleet. Everything till the design and manufacturing of these ships is indigenous.
PM said that this time many yoga programs were organized at more than 2500 places in the world. There was also a lot of discussion about the ‘World Yogasana Championship’ organized in Ahmedabad. India performed brilliantly in this championship and won a total of 114 medals, including 102 gold medals. India has stood first in the medal table.
Key points of PM Modi’s Mann Ka Baat
Mention of Maharashtra’s family’
PM Said that the Pethkar family of Bahadurpura village in Nanded, Maharashtra, arranged accident insurance for about three and a half thousand people of their village on the occasion of marriage at home. Every person was given an insurance cover of Rs 1 lakh.
Discussion of 2 leagues of Nagaland
PM Modi said that there are two such leagues in Nagaland which can inspire everyone. The name of one of these is Nagaland Baby League. This is an extraordinary league for small children between 5 to 12 years of age. It inspires his speed and talent. This league has completed 3 years.
Nagaland Women Futsal League: Futsal is commonly called indoor football. There are 5 players in it. This is a smaller ground than usual. Decisions have to be taken fast.
Talk about Hargila bird of Assam
PM Modi said that a bird is found in Assam. The name of that bird is ‘Hargila’. ‘Hargila’ is a rare bird. It plays an important role in keeping nature clean. But in some areas of Assam it was considered inauspicious for a long time.
People did not like to see it around them. Many times the trees on which Hargila’s nests were built were also cut down. During this time, biologist Purnima Devi Burman saw all this. He resolved to change the misconception in the minds of people.
He talked to the women, he explained to the people on the basis of science, gradually women started joining this campaign. Then a big change began. The bird which was once considered inauspicious and was driven away, started becoming the identity of the villages.
Thousands of rural women came forward to save ‘Hargila’. Today they are known as ‘Hargila Army’. These women also struggled with the society. Worked day and night to educate the society and left superstitions behind. They have shown that when the right information is delivered, even age-old ideas can change.
Tradition of Nalanda University
PM Modi said that Nalanda University has rejuvenated our ancient tradition of scholarship. Shastrartha is not just a medium to express one’s point. This is a disciplined process of discussion and brainstorming.
He said that it is very important to express your views with logic and facts and you should have expertise in it. We also learn to listen patiently and understand the thoughts of others through this process of study. I am glad that Nalanda University made this a part of its convocation ceremony.
Mention of Delhi Central Sanskrit University
The PM said that Central Sanskrit University, located in Delhi, is going to start B.Tech program in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. This is an important step towards connecting modern technology with the traditional knowledge of India.
This will help in creating new AI tools for Indian languages. The work of preserving our ancient texts and manuscripts in digital form will also get new momentum.
Last 5 episodes of ‘Mann Ki Baat’…
134th episode: PM Modi said- Astronomy clubs are becoming increasingly popular across the country. I got information about Bengaluru Astronomical Society. Observational sessions are conducted here. A team named ‘Khagol Mandal’ has started a very innovative 30-hour course. Similar astronomy events are also organized in Kerala and Gujarat. Read the full news…
133rd episode: The PM said that census campaign is currently going on in our country. This is the world’s largest census. For those who have already gone through such a process, this time their experience of the census is going to be different. Read the full news… 132nd episode: Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned the America-Israel and Iran wars. The PM said that there is a war going on in the world. Petrol-diesel crisis has arisen, but India is dealing with this challenge. Read the full news… 131st episode: PM Modi said that during the Global AI Impact Summit in Delhi, leaders of many countries, industry leaders, innovators, tech company stalwarts gathered. With the help of AI, ancient texts and manuscripts are being preserved. India’s strength came before the world in AI Summit. Enthusiasm about technology and innovation is increasing among the youth. Read the full news… 130th episode: Today, Indian culture and festivals are becoming recognized all over the world. Indian festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm even in foreign countries. Indians living abroad are carrying forward their language and culture. Read the full news…
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PM Modi fed leaves to turtles in Seychelles, VIDEO: 256 years ago 5 Indians had come to live there; Now every 8th citizen is of Indian origin
Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Seychelles on Saturday on a three-day visit. President Patrick Hermini welcomed him in the capital Victoria. Both the leaders fed leaves to the Aldabra Giant Tortoises at the National Botanical Garden. Modi will also be the chief guest at the 50th National Day celebrations of Seychelles on June 29.
The relationship of this small island country situated in the Indian Ocean with India is not only strategic, but also 256 years old. When the first permanent settlement was established here in the year 1770, 5 Indians were also included among the 27 people who reached there. Later, a large number of Indians from Bihar, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat also came and settled here. Read the full news…
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