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PM Modi Lists 5 Resolves For The Countrymen For The Next 25, Years On Independence Day

Mumbai: PM Narendra Modi in his Independence Day speech listed five resolutions for the countrymen for the next 25 years.

“We need to work with the vision of achieving what our political dissidents longed for by 100 years of independence, for the following 25 years we want to zero in on the 5 purposes – 1. Viksit Bharat (Developed India), 2. Eliminating each ounce of Gulami (subjugation) in us, 3. Work on the pride for our superb legacy, 4. Guaranteeing Unity amongst each of the, 5. Satisfying our crucial Duties,” PM Modi said.

The Prime Minister said, “When dreams are enormous, the difficult work is similarly demanding. We should be roused by the Sankalp and assurance of our political dissidents who longed for a free India. I ask the youngsters to commit the following 25 years of their lives for the advancement of the country. We will pursue even the advancement of the whole humankind. That is the strength of India.

Prime Minister said that Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikaas, Sabka Vishwaas and Sabka Prayaas turned into the foundation of guaranteeing execution of supportive of country approaches and taking improvement to the last mile.

“At the point when there is security in administration, quick navigation, soul of Jan Bhagidari wins for country’s turn of events.

As we celebrate 75 years, we really want to now move with a restored concentration and resolve for the following 25 years, and this can be made conceivable through the strength and assurance of 130 crore Indians,” he said.”

Ahead of his speech at the Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unfurled the National Flag amid a 21-gun salute by the indigenously developed howitzer gun, ATAGS.

This was trailed by a shower of blossom petals from helicopters. Prior in the day, PM Modi visited Rajghat to offer his appreciation to Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation.

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