NEW DELHI: Reiterating his “Sabka sath, sabka vikash, sabka vishwas, sabka prayas” mantra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday that the Indian government’s policies and efforts to serve the poor, backward and underprivileged classes see no discrimination.
“When I tell people to walk the path of duty (kartavya), many respond to me in return. I am speaking only of duties and not of rights. Today India is carrying out reforms not out of compulsion, but out of conviction. poor and marginalized has become the top priority of our government,” said Prime Minister Modi, speaking at an event marking the 200th anniversary of Maharishi’s birth Dayan and Saraswati in New Delhi on Sunday.
The government has organized year-long celebrations to commemorate the 200th birth anniversary of the social reformer and founder of Arya Samaj.
The PM said the route indicated by Maharishi Dayanand Sarasvati instills hope in millions of people at a time when the world is engulfed in violence.
“Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati has launched a strong campaign against social discrimination, untouchability and many such distortions as well as becoming a voice for women’s empowerment in India. Our government is also going his way. Today the daughters of the country are flying Rafale fighter jets,” he said. she said, adding that India is also leading the way to the world in the field of environment, and chairing the G20 is a source of pride.
“Today, the country is confident that it will bring modernity and strengthen its heritage. Today, the country is calling everyone to be ‘proud of our heritage’. Maharishi Dayanand ji has revived the understanding of the Vedas in the society. The Vedas have defined the path of living… for Indians dharma is duty, not just religious rituals,” Prime Minister Modi said.
“This year the world is celebrating the International Year of Millet. But India has always known the importance of millet, which we call as Sree Anna. That is why we have always offered Sree Anna as the last offering during yagnas,” says PM Ways.
Born in 1824, Saraswati worked to tackle the then prevailing social inequalities. Arya Samaj has played a key role in the cultural and social awakening of the country by placing emphasis on social reforms and education, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said in a statement.
The government pledged to celebrate social reformers and notable personalities, especially those whose contributions have not yet received their due on a pan-India scale, he added.
(with contributions from agencies)
“When I tell people to walk the path of duty (kartavya), many respond to me in return. I am speaking only of duties and not of rights. Today India is carrying out reforms not out of compulsion, but out of conviction. poor and marginalized has become the top priority of our government,” said Prime Minister Modi, speaking at an event marking the 200th anniversary of Maharishi’s birth Dayan and Saraswati in New Delhi on Sunday.
The government has organized year-long celebrations to commemorate the 200th birth anniversary of the social reformer and founder of Arya Samaj.
The PM said the route indicated by Maharishi Dayanand Sarasvati instills hope in millions of people at a time when the world is engulfed in violence.
“Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati has launched a strong campaign against social discrimination, untouchability and many such distortions as well as becoming a voice for women’s empowerment in India. Our government is also going his way. Today the daughters of the country are flying Rafale fighter jets,” he said. she said, adding that India is also leading the way to the world in the field of environment, and chairing the G20 is a source of pride.
“Today, the country is confident that it will bring modernity and strengthen its heritage. Today, the country is calling everyone to be ‘proud of our heritage’. Maharishi Dayanand ji has revived the understanding of the Vedas in the society. The Vedas have defined the path of living… for Indians dharma is duty, not just religious rituals,” Prime Minister Modi said.
“This year the world is celebrating the International Year of Millet. But India has always known the importance of millet, which we call as Sree Anna. That is why we have always offered Sree Anna as the last offering during yagnas,” says PM Ways.
Born in 1824, Saraswati worked to tackle the then prevailing social inequalities. Arya Samaj has played a key role in the cultural and social awakening of the country by placing emphasis on social reforms and education, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said in a statement.
The government pledged to celebrate social reformers and notable personalities, especially those whose contributions have not yet received their due on a pan-India scale, he added.
(with contributions from agencies)
