Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a program that today India is creating a new identity in the world and is moving forward with confidence. He said that long-term slavery had weakened India’s self-confidence, but now the country is coming out of this mentality and moving towards progress with new resolutions and new energy.

India is coming out of slavery mentality: PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi said that no country can move forward without self-confidence and India stands today on the strength of that self-confidence. He said that the mentality of slavery was the biggest obstacle in the path of India becoming a developed nation, but the government is continuously making efforts to free itself from this thinking. He said that India is now moving forward with the mindset of change and new history is being written in every field.

Mention of improvements in space sector
In his address, PM Modi mentioned the changes in the space sector. Speaking at the Hindustan Times Summit, he said that earlier the space sector was completely under government control, but the government made reforms and opened it for private companies. This decision has opened doors to new opportunities from space research to satellite launch and its results are clearly visible today.

Prime Minister spoke on the economy
Talking about the country’s economy, the Prime Minister said that the recently released GDP figures show that India is emerging as a strong player in the global economy. He said that the GDP growth rate in the second quarter was 8%, which is not just a figure but an indication of India’s strong economic condition. He said that today India is making an important contribution to the economic growth rate of the world.

India’s role in the global scenario
Prime Minister Modi said that when the world is talking about recession, India is writing the story of development. When there is a crisis of trust in the world, India is becoming a pillar of trust. And when the world is moving towards division, India is working to build bridges. He said that India has now become not just a watching nation but a nation giving direction to the world.

Baba Saheb Ambedkar remembered
In his message, the Prime Minister also paid tribute to the creator of the Constitution, Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar. He said that today is Baba Saheb’s Mahaparinirvan day and without his thinking and his contribution, the democratic structure of India would have been incomplete.

Next 25 years will be decisive – PM Modi
At the end of the message, Prime Minister Modi said that we are standing in an era when a quarter of the 21st century has ended. He expressed confidence that the coming 25 years will be decisive for India and this is the time when India is taking the biggest steps towards becoming a developed nation. He said that our direction is clear, our pace is constant and our intention is India first.

Nation Building: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday (March 25) made a big statement about the safety of minorities in India. He said that minorities in the country are completely safe and on the contrary, the truth of those who spread false rumors should be revealed. He also emphasized that minority communities have always played an important role in nation building and will continue to play even further.

Riziju was addressing the National Conference of State Minorities Commissions organized by the National Minorities Commission (NCM). Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of ‘Developed India 2047’, he said that participation of all communities is necessary in furthering the country and the minority community will play an important role in this direction. He said that the aim of the government is to give equal opportunities to all citizens so that they can contribute to the development of the nation.

Statement on population during Haj Sammelan

Referring to his recent visit to Saudi Arabia, Kiren Rijiju said that ministers of 80 countries were present during the Haj Sammelan. During this, an Indonesia minister said that he has the largest Muslim population in the world in his country. To this, Rijiju replied that if there is a census in India, then it is possible that the population of Muslims could be more than Indonesia. However, he also said that exact figures are not available yet because the 2021 census could not be done due to Kovid epidemic.

Minorities are safe under the constitution

Rijiju stressed that India is a democratic and constitution based country where all religions and communities have equal rights. He said that the governance of the country is operated by the Constitution, which ensures the safety of all citizens. He appealed that the misleading information being spread about the status of minorities in India should not be taken care of and the truth should be recognized.