Mann Ki Baat: On Sunday, during his monthly radio address “Mann Ki Baat,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that Chandigarh Airport would be renamed in honour of Shaheed Bhagat Singh on September 28, the day of his birth. He invited everyone to throw a lavish party to commemorate his birth anniversary.
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Deendayal Upadhyaya, a former leader of the Bharatiya Jan Sangh, celebrates his birthday today. Modi paid respect to him. He declared that it would be nice if others adopted his concept of holistic humanism and justice for the last guy in line.
He claimed that the reintroduction of cheetahs to India has elated the populace and told them that the decision to permit visitors to the animals’ enclosure will be made in a few months after an assessment of their adaptation to their new environment.
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According to him, a “task force” has been established to keep an eye on the cheetahs imported from Namibia as part of the “Cheetah Project” while they adjust to their new environment.
The prime minister advocated for yoga, water conservation, and seashore cleanup in his monthly message. He also mentioned the Swachh Bharat Mission’s continuing fight for cleanliness.
He made a case for “voice for local,” encouraging people to buy goods made locally, like Khadi, during the upcoming festivals. He claimed that it will support the “Atmanirbhar” drive.
On October 2, which is Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday, he urged a boost to the effort.
He expressed the wish that tuberculosis will be eradicated from the nation.
Additionally, he emphasised the value of millet grains. In preparation for the International Millet Year, which will be observed the following year, he urged the spread of millets.
The PM mentioned the upcoming National Games, which would take place after a lengthy absence, and expressed a desire to be present for it.
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