India has to move forward with new pledges for the next 25 years, PM Narendra Modi Addressing the nation on India’s 75th Independence Day on Sunday, he said. His poetry summary was also something he ended the year with speech.
Here’s the poem he read:
“Yahi samay hai, sahi samay hai,
Bhaarat ka anamol samay hai.
Kuch aisa nahi jo kar na sako,
Kuch aisa nahi jo pa na sako,
tum uth jao, tum jut jao,
Know your capable,
Kartavya ko apane sab jaano,
Bhaarat ka ye anamol samay hai,
yahi samay hai, sahi samay hai,
Bhaarat ka anamol samay hai.
Asankhya bhujaon ki shakti hai,
Har taraf desh ki bhakti hai,
Tum utho tiranga lahara do,
Learn more about India.”
The poem roughly translates to:
It’s time, it’s time
India’s time is precious.
There is nothing that cannot be done,
there’s nothing you can’t get
you get up, you get up
Know your potential
Know your duty towards all,
This is a precious time for India.
It’s time, it’s time
India’s time is precious.
has the power of innumerable arms,
Patriotism is everywhere
You get up, wave the tricolor,
Unleash the fate of India.
The poem brought back memories of Swami Vivekananda’s famous poem, translated as “Arise, awake and stop not till the goal is achieved.”
Meanwhile, Modi, who hoisted the tricolor at the historic Red Fort ahead of his speech, insisted that the day should not be just a function. He said that people can feel proud that the world’s largest COVID vaccination program is going on in the country.
He lauded the doctors, nurses as well as those involved in vaccine manufacturing and others involved in fighting COVID-19. The pain was one of the biggest tragedies of the last century, with the Prime Minister saying that August 14 will be remembered as the Partition Horrific Remembrance Day.
He also lauded India’s Olympic contingent, which was present at the Red Fort, and said that their performance encouraged the youth of the country.
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