Modi Hails Space Achievements, Startups and Heritage in Mann Ki Baat

For the last few weeks, the Prime Minister said that every Indian is proud, whether sports, science or culture. “Recently, there was a lot of conversation about the return of Shukla from space in the country. Shubhanshu descended to the world safely, people jumped with joy; a wave of happiness fluctuated from every heart. The whole country was full of pride.” He said.

“I remember, when Chandrayaan successfully landed on August 3, 2023, a new ambiance was created in the country. A new curiosity emerged between children and space. Small children will now go into space; we will go to the moon – we will be space scientists,” he said.

Speaking about Inspire-Manak Abhiyan, Modi said this is a campaign to encourage innovation among children. “This is selected five children from each school. Every child brings a new idea. So far the children’s lachars have joined it, and after Chandrayaan-3, the number doubled.” He said.

Stating that space initiatives have grown rapidly in the country, Modi said that there was less than 50 starters five years ago, but today there are only more than 200 in the space industry. Modi said that science is progressing in the 21st century India with renewed energy.

“A few days ago, our students won a medal at the International Chemical Olympics. Develing Pancaging, Sandeep Kuchi, Debdutt Priyadarshi and Ujjwal Kesari, all of them brought victory to India. India strengthened India’s image in the mathematics world.

The Prime Minister pointed out that the astronomy and astrophysical olympics will be held in Mumbai next month. This said it would be the greatest Olympic. The Prime Minister also greeted the development of UNESCO’s 12 Maratha castles as world heritage areas.

“Eleven castle in Maharashtra; Tamil Nadu. Each castle has a history of a history.

“The enemy wanted to stop him, but Shivaji made the impossible impossible. Pratapgarh Castle, where Afzal Khan defeated, is the proof of that epic, the secret tunnels of Vijaydurg, the proof of Chhatirapati Mahedness.

On August 11, 1908, in a prison in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, he remembered that a 18 -year -old youth pays the patriotism against the British. “In the prison, the British officers were preparing to hang a young man. There was no fear on the face of that youth, instead of pride. The pride of those who died for their countries was the pride. The brave, brave youth was Khudiram Bose. Only when he was 18, he shook the whole country.”

The authority said that August was the month of revolution. August 1 was the anniversary of the death of Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, and during the same month under the leadership of ‘Output Indian Movement’ Mahatma Gandhi.

“Then August 15, the Day of Independence … We remember our freedom fighters, we get inspiration from them, but friends, the pain of the country’s division is also related to our independence. So we observe August 14 as ‘Partition Fear Commemoration Day’.” He said.

Modi also said that another revolution started on August 7, 1905, the Swadeshi movement, which gives a new energy to local products.

“To commemorate this, the country celebrates the ‘National Handloom Day’ every year on 7 August. This year, 7 August, 10 -year ‘National Handloom Day’ shows that it has been completed. Just as Khadi gave a new force to the freedom movement during the struggle for freedom, today, when the country progresses to become an advanced Hindia, the text said.

“Textile is not only a sector of India. It is an example of our cultural diversity. Today, the textile and clothing market is growing very quickly, and the most beautiful thing about this development is the progress of our young people from cities, old weavers and starting young people.” He said.

Today, Modi said that more than 3,000 textile initiatives are active in India, and that many attempts have given global heights to India’s hand -woven identity. “The way to an advanced way to India in 2047, self -confidence and the biggest basis of Atmanirbhar Bharat -‘Vocal for the local’. Just buy and sell things done in India, where only an Indian sweat thrown. This must be our decision,” he claimed.

Sometimes a task is impossible for some people, but when the country comes together on a thought, it becomes even impossible. “Swachh Bharat Mission ‘is the biggest example of this. Soon, this task will complete 11 years. However, its power and need are still the same.” He said.

In these 11 years, ‘Swachh Bharat Mission’ has become a mass movement, and people think about their duties and said it was the participation of the real people. “The Swachh survey, which is carried out every year, increased this feeling even more. This year, more than 4500 cities and towns of the country participated in it. More than 15 people joined. This is not an ordinary number. This is the voice of Swachh Bharat,” he said.