AnyTV News PM Modi gave this message to the country from Red Fort, know the important points of the speech

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PM Modi addressing the nation from Red Fort

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the tricolor flag for the 11th time in a row at the Red Fort on the occasion of Independence Day. On this occasion, PM Modi addressed the nation for about one hour and 41 minutes. The Prime Minister talked about many issues including rising crimes against women, corruption, reforms in the judicial system, the situation in Bangladesh. Let’s know the main points of PM Modi’s speech.

Expressing concern over the increasing crime against women, PM Modi said that we have to think seriously. There is anger among the general public towards the atrocities being committed against our mothers, sisters and daughters. The country, society and our state governments have to take this seriously. Crimes against women should be investigated as soon as possible. Those who commit demonic acts should be given severe punishment as soon as possible, this is necessary to create trust in the society.

Prime Minister Modi said that 75 thousand new seats will be created for medical studies in the next five years. In his address from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day, he also said that along with a developed India, we have to create a healthy India. Modi said that we have increased the medical seats to almost one lakh in the last 10 years. Every year 25 thousand youth go abroad to study medicine. They go to such countries that I am surprised to hear about them. He announced that we have decided that 75 thousand new seats will be created in the medical line in the next five years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that when 40 crore countrymen can break the chains of slavery and free the country, then today 140 crore ‘family members’ can also make a prosperous India with the same spirit. Addressing the countrymen from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of the 78th Independence Day, the Prime Minister said that ‘Developed India 2047’ are not just words of a speech but hard work is going on behind it and suggestions are being taken from the common people of the country. He said that we can achieve the goal of developed India by 2047. If 40 crore countrymen can bring freedom and make an independent India with their efforts, dedication, sacrifice and self-denial, then 140 crore countrymen can also make a prosperous India with the same spirit. The Prime Minister said that today is the time for commitment to live for the country and if the commitment to die for the country can bring freedom, then the commitment to live for the country can also make a prosperous India.

PM Modi said that the government led by him is committed to major reforms in the country and it takes steps not on the basis of political calculations but with the resolve of ‘national interest is paramount’. In his address from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day, he mentioned the steps taken during the last 10 years and the major schemes and said that his government has ended the ‘status quo’ mentality. Modi said that earlier an atmosphere of status quo had been created in the country. People used to say that nothing is going to happen. We had to break this mentality and we broke it. Modi said, “The common citizen of the country wanted change. We have made big reforms.

PM Modi said that his fight against corruption in the country will continue. I want fear to be created in the minds of the corrupt so that the tradition of looting the common man stops. We are moving ahead with determination but there are some people who cannot see progress, who cannot think about the good of India. They do not like anyone’s good until their own good is done. The country will have to avoid such people. My fight against corruption with honesty will continue at a rapid pace.

Prime Minister Modi said in his address to the nation on Independence Day that we want to tell the world that they do not need to worry about a progressive India.

PM Modi said that I have dreamt that in the dream of a developed India by 2047, there should be less interference of the government in the life of a common man. Where the government is needed, there should be no scarcity and the government should not have any unnecessary influence. Modi said that the work of vaccinating crores of people with Covid was done in our country at the fastest pace in the world.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday expressed hope that the situation in Bangladesh will soon normalise and the safety of Hindus and other minority communities will be ensured there. In his Independence Day speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort, he also said that he would wish well for Bangladesh’s development journey. Modi said, “As a neighbouring country, it is natural for us to be concerned about whatever has happened in Bangladesh. I hope that the situation there will normalise soon. The concern of 140 crore countrymen is that the safety of Hindus and minority communities be ensured there.” He said, “India always wants that our neighbouring countries follow the path of happiness and peace.

PM Modi said that frequent elections create obstacles in the progress of the country. PM Narendra Modi said that there have been repeated discussions on the Uniform Civil Code. I would say that it is the need of the hour that there should be a secular civil code in the country… only then will we be able to get rid of discrimination on the basis of religion.

Prime Minister Modi said on Thursday that about 10 crore new women have joined self-help groups and have become an integral part of the family decision-making process and are contributing to bringing about widespread social change. Modi addressed the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of 78th Independence Day and praised women empowerment. Modi said that we are proud to see that women are becoming economically self-reliant. He said that when women become self-reliant, they participate in the decision-making process of the family and this will ensure significant social change.

Prime Minister Modi stressed the need for change in the agriculture sector and said that the government is making extensive efforts to improve the lives of farmers. Addressing the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 78th Independence Day, he also expressed concern over the deterioration in soil health due to the use of chemical fertilizers. He said that the government has launched programs to promote natural farming and budget allocation has also been increased for such agricultural practices. Modi expressed confidence that India can become the world’s organic food producer. He said, “It is very important to bring changes in our agricultural system. This is the need of the hour.

PM Modi said that in our country, the Supreme Court has repeatedly discussed about UCC and has given orders many times. Now the country demands that there should be a secular civil code in the country. Unfortunately, after independence, people in our country had to go through a kind of Mai-Baap culture – keep asking from the government, keep extending hands in front of the government. We have changed this model of governance. Today, the government itself goes to the beneficiaries.

We have also worked in the direction of reducing government interference in people’s lives. We have abolished more than 1,500 laws for the countrymen, so that the countrymen do not have to get entangled in the web of laws. We have brought the criminal laws that we had for centuries in the form of a code of justice. At its core, we have strengthened the sentiment of ‘justice to the citizen, not punishment’. I urge the government representatives and public representatives at every level that we should take steps for ease of living in mission mode.

Modi said that because of the major reforms carried out by his government, Indian banks are among the strongest banks globally. Addressing the nation from the ramparts of the historic Red Fort, the Prime Minister said that a strong banking system strengthens the formal economy. He said that earlier the banking sector was going through a tough phase, but now the sector is growing. Modi said, “Just think what was the condition of our banking sector. There was no growth, no expansion and no confidence (in the banking system). Our banks were going through a tough phase.

Today, the great men who are protecting the country with full dedication and commitment are also trying to take the country to new heights. They are our farmers, our soldiers, the courage of our youth, the contribution of our mothers and sisters, the Dalits, the exploited, the deprived and the oppressed.