Gandhinagar: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday praised the BJP-led Central government’s achievements over the previous eight years, saying that the party has been trying to construct the India that Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Patel envisioned. PM Modi stated that the Centre strives to help the poor and unemployed, especially during times of distress.
Speaking at a public event in Gujarat’s Rajkot, the prime minister spoke about how the Centre served the nation during the Covid-19 pandemic. “When the epidemic started, there was a problem of food and drink in front of the poor, so we opened the granaries of the country,” he said.
He went on to highlight how the state’s culture and principles made a huge impact on him and how they inspired him to serve the country.”I have left no stone unturned in the service of the motherland because of the values and education I have received here. The people of Gujarat taught me how to live for society,” he said.
PM Modi landed in Rajkot on Saturday morning, where he inaugurated the Matushri K D P Multispeciality Hospital in Atkot, which was just completed. His office said he will speak to a symposium of leaders from various cooperative institutions later today and open a Nano Urea (liquid) facility.
“When people’s efforts connects with Govt’s efforts, our strength to serve increases. This modern hospital (KDP Multispeciality Hospital) in Rajkot is a major example for this,” PM Modi said at the function in Atkot, soon after the inauguration.
Later that day, at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar, he will address a symposium of leaders from various cooperative institutions on the subject of “Sahakar Se Samriddhi.” He will also dedicate a Nano Urea (Liquid) Plant constructed by IFFCO in Kalo.
The seminar will bring together around 7,000 representatives from the state’s cooperative institutions, according to the release.
The prime minister will also inaugurate the Nano Urea (Liquid) Plant at IFFCO, Kalol, which was built at a cost of roughly Rs 175 crore to help farmers raise productivity and increase their income, according to the statement.
PM Modi has spoken at 17 engagements in his home state of Gujarat since March, just months before the Gujarat Assembly elections.
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