Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday India Solar as well as space sector is doing wonders and the whole world is “shocked” to see its achievements.
In his monthly ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio broadcast, Modi referred to ISRO’s recent success in putting 36 satellites into space at once and called it a “special Diwali gift” from our youth to the country.
With this launch, Modi said, digital connectivity across the country will be further strengthened and even remote areas will be easily connected with the rest of India.
The Prime Minister cited this as a successful example for his government’s self-reliance.
“When the country is self-reliant, how, it touches new heights of success, this is also an example,” he said, adding that India was once denied cryogenic rockets. technology But its scientists developed an indigenous technology.
Now with the help of this, dozens of satellites are being sent into space simultaneously, he said, adding that the country has emerged as a strong player in the global commercial market and new opportunities have opened up.
He said that with the opening up of the space sector to the private sector, many young start-ups have joined it and brought about revolutionary changes.
He said that India is working with a resolve to become a developed nation by 2047 and can achieve its goals only with the efforts of all.
He further added, “Indian industry and start-ups are engaged in bringing new innovations and new technology in this sector. Notably, the collaboration of IN-SPACe is going to bring a big change in this sector.” In this context, the Prime Minister also appreciated the power of the students and said that it should not be thought of only in the context of student union politics.
He said that student power is the basis of making India powerful.
“The way our youth solve problems at hackathons, and stay up all night and work for hours, is very inspiring. The hackathons that have come together in the recent years with lakhs of youth of the country have solved many challenges and given new solutions to the country. He said his innovations and research projects, and students and researches from across the country showcased more than 75 best projects.
Citing details of some of them, he said that they touched on topics of healthcare, agriculture, robotics, semiconductors, 5G communication.
He said that several IITs are also working on a multilingual project, which makes it easier to learn local languages. education Strategy in achieving your goals.
Greeting people on Chhath festival, the Prime Minister said that it is deeply connected with nature and worships the setting and rising sun.
He then mentioned how India is using solar energy, “Blessings of the Sun God”.
He said that the whole world is looking at its future in the field of eco-friendly solar energy.
Modi said, “Today India is combining its traditional experiences with modern science. This is the reason why it has become one of the largest countries to generate electricity from solar energy. How it is changing the lives of people is also a matter of study.” Throwing light on the ‘PM Kusum Yojana’, he elaborated how people have taken advantage of it to set up solar plants, not only to cut down on their electricity bills but also to make money and create jobs in some cases. Too.
He also spoke to the residents of Modhera, India’s first solar village in Gujarat and said that most of the houses there have started generating electricity from solar energy. “The day is not far when the construction of Suryagram (solar village) in India will become a big mass movement and people of Modhera village have started it,” he said.
Stating that the tradition of worshiping the Sun is a testament to how deeply our culture and faith are related to nature, he said how Chhath festival is celebrated on a large scale in many states, especially in Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh. by the people. ,
“The festival of Chhath also emphasizes on the importance of cleanliness in our lives. Upon its arrival, the roads, rivers, ghats and various sources of water are cleaned by the local community. This festival is also an example of ‘Ek Bharat- Shrestha Bharat’. Today, whether people of Bihar and Purvanchal are in any corner of the country, Chhath is being celebrated with great pomp.
Noting that ‘Run for Unity’ is being organized across the country on Rashtriya Ekta Diwas to mark the birth anniversary of Vallabhbhai Patel on 31st October, he said that this run strengthens the thread of unity in the country. and inspire our youth.
Modi said a similar sentiment was witnessed during the recent National Games.
“With the theme ‘Judega India Se Jeetega India’, the Games have given a strong message of unity on one hand and promoted the sports culture of India on the other,” he said, adding that it was the biggest game ever.
Modi also noted that ‘Tribal Gaurav Divas’ (tribal pride day) falls on November 15 and paid tribute to Birsa Munda. The Modi government had announced the observance of the day last year to mark the birth anniversary of the revered tribal man.
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