New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that corruption is like a “termite” which makes the country hollow and all the people of the country will have to work together to get rid of it at the earliest.
in that Mann Ki Baat In a radio broadcast, Modi said that over one crore children have sent him “Apne Mann Ki Baat” through postcards, who have come from many parts of the country and even abroad.
Modi said that these postcards give a glimpse of the new generation’s broad and comprehensive vision for the future of our country.
I’m talking about a postcard to a girl Answer The state which had said that it wants to see a corruption-free India by 2047, Modi said, “You have talked about corruption-free India. Corruption is like a termite that hollows out the country. 2047 to get rid of it.” Why wait for the
He added, “And, therefore, it becomes very important that we prioritize our duties. Where there is a sense of duty, where duty is supreme, corruption cannot exist.”
In his radio broadcast, the Prime Minister also talked about the merger of ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti‘ Flames at the National War Memorial near and near India Gate.
Modi said, “We have seen that the flame of ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti’ near India Gate and the nearby National War Memorial have been merged into one. In this emotional moment, many countrymen and families of martyrs had tears in their eyes. ”
He urged people to visit the war memorial.
in that Mann Ki Baat In a radio broadcast, Modi said that over one crore children have sent him “Apne Mann Ki Baat” through postcards, who have come from many parts of the country and even abroad.
Modi said that these postcards give a glimpse of the new generation’s broad and comprehensive vision for the future of our country.
I’m talking about a postcard to a girl Answer The state which had said that it wants to see a corruption-free India by 2047, Modi said, “You have talked about corruption-free India. Corruption is like a termite that hollows out the country. 2047 to get rid of it.” Why wait for the
He added, “And, therefore, it becomes very important that we prioritize our duties. Where there is a sense of duty, where duty is supreme, corruption cannot exist.”
In his radio broadcast, the Prime Minister also talked about the merger of ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti‘ Flames at the National War Memorial near and near India Gate.
Modi said, “We have seen that the flame of ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti’ near India Gate and the nearby National War Memorial have been merged into one. In this emotional moment, many countrymen and families of martyrs had tears in their eyes. ”
He urged people to visit the war memorial.
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