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In his today’s Mann Ki Baat program, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished the entire countrymen on the occasion of Chhath festival and described it as a symbol of deep unity between culture, nature and society. He said that there is festive joy in the entire country at this time.
The Prime Minister said that recently we all celebrated Diwali and now a large number of people are preparing to celebrate the great festival of Chhath. PM Modi described Chhath festival as a symbol of deep unity between culture, nature and society.
PM Modi said that every section of the society stands together on the ghats of Chhath, which is the most beautiful example of India’s social unity. He gave a message to all the countrymen that no matter which corner of the country or the world you are in, definitely participate in this great festival of Chhath and experience this experience. He bowed to Chhathi Maiya and especially wished the people of Bihar, Jharkhand and Purvanchal a very happy Chhath festival.
What did PM Modi say on Indian breed of dogs?
PM Modi said, “About five years ago, I had discussed Indian breed dogs in this program. I had urged the countrymen as well as our security forces to adopt Indian breed dogs, because they adapt more easily to our environment and conditions. BSF and CRPF have increased the number of Indian breed dogs in their squads. For training of dogs BSF’s National Training Center is in Tekanpur, Gwalior. Here, special focus is being given to Rampur Hound of Uttar Pradesh, Mudhol Hound of Karnataka and Maharashtra.
PM Modi further said, “Training manuals for Indian breed dogs have been rewritten to bring out their unique strengths. Indian dogs like Mongreles, Mudhol Hounds, Kombai and Pandicona are being trained at CRPF’s Dog Breeding and training school in Bengaluru. Last year in Lucknow, All India Police Duty Meet was organized. At that time, a dog named Riya had attracted people’s attention. This is a Mudhol Hound which has been trained by BSF. Riya won the first prize here by defeating many foreign breeds.”
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