1.#Opinion : Monday, October 31, 2022. 20:30. 2905. // 1.# PM participates in Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebrations in Kevadia : 31.10.2022. : Admin : PMO : PMINDIA.
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1.#Opinion : Monday, October 31, 2022. 20:30. 2905. //
1.# PM participates in Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebrations in Kevadia : 31.10.2022. : Admin : PMO : PMINDIA.
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*Quote“ Path of duty and responsibility has led me to be here but my heart is with the victims of the Morbi mishap”
*Quote“Entire country is drawing inspiration from the resolute determination of Sardar Patel”
*Quote“Sardar Patel’s Jayanti and Ekta Diwas are not merely dates on the calendar for us, they are grand celebrations of India’s cultural strength”
*Quote“Slave mentality, selfishness, appeasement, nepotism, greed and corruption can divide and weaken the country”
*Quote“We have to counter the poison of divisiveness with the Amrit of Unity”
*Quote“Government schemes are reaching every part of India while connecting the last person without discrimination”
*Quote“The smaller the gap between the infrastructure, the stronger the unity”
*Quote“A museum will be built in Ekta Nagar dedicated to the sacrifice of the royal families who sacrificed their rights for the unity of the country”
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VIDEO : PM Modi's speech at Rashtriya Ekta Diwas Parade 2022 in Kevadia, Gujarat
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"The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi paid homage to Sardar Patel at the Statue of Unity and participated in the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas-related events today."
At the outset, the Prime Minister expressed his deep anguish for the victims of the mishap in Morbi yesterday. He said that even though he is in Kevadia, his heart remains connected to the victims of the mishap in Morbi. “On one hand, there is a heart laden with grief, while on the other there is the path of Karma and Kartavya, he said. He underlined that it is the path of duty and responsibility that has led him here at the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas. The Prime Minister paid deep condolences to all those who lost their lives in yesterday’s mishap and assured that the government is standing shoulder to shoulder with the families of the victims. The state government has been engaging in rescue work and the central government is providing every possible assistance. The Prime Minister informed that NDRF teams have been deployed in rescue operations other than teams from the army and air force while assistance is also being provided to hospitals that are treating the injured. He also noted that the Chief Minister of Gujarat reached the Morbi to take the lead in executing rescue operations and formed a committee to investigate the occurrences. The Prime Minister assured the people of the country that there will be no shortcomings when it comes to rescue operations. The cultural programme segment of the event was cancelled in light of the tragedy.
The Prime Minister said, “It is difficult to imagine a situation if our Independence struggle was not led by leaders like Sardar Patel. What would have happened if more than 550 princely states were not amalgamated?” “What would have happened”, asked the Prime Minister, “if our Princely states would have not shown a deep sense of sacrifice and faith in Maa Bharati. This impossible task was completed by Sardar Patel”, he added. “Sardar Patel’s Jayanti and Ekta Diwas are not merely dates on the calendar for us, they are grand celebrations of India’s cultural strength. For India, Unity was never a compulsion, it was always a feature of our country. Unity has been our uniqueness”, the Prime Minister emphasised. He said in a calamity like the one that happened in Morbi yesterday, the entire country comes forward as one and people offer prayer and assistance from every part of the country. During the time of the pandemic, this unity was on full display in the emotional unison of ‘tali-thali’ to cooperation in medicine, ration and vaccine. The same emotions are witnessed during sporting successes, and festivals and when our borders are threatened and our soldiers protect them. All this, said the Prime Minister, symbolises the depth of India’s unity. This unity, he continued, was a thorn in the sides of invaders over the centuries and they tried to dilute it by sowing division, however, their designs were foiled by the nectar of unity that was a live stream in our consciousness. He asked everyone to remain vigilant as powers envious of India’s growth and progress are still active and efforts are on to foment division on the basis of caste, region, language and history too is presented in a divisive way. He also warned against the slave mentality, selfishness, appeasement, nepotism, greed and corruption that can divide and weaken the country. “We have to counter the poison of divisiveness with the Amrit of Unity”, he added.
The Prime Minister remarked, “On the occasion of Ekta Diwas, I would like to reiterate the responsibility handed out by Sardar Saheb.” He said that it was the responsibility of the citizens to strengthen the unity of the nation and this will happen only if every citizen of the country readies themselves to carry out the duties with a sense of responsibility. “With this sense of responsibility, Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas will become a reality and India will move forward on the path of development,” the Prime Minister said. He stated that government policies are reaching every person in the country without any discrimination. Giving examples, the Prime Minister highlighted that free vaccines are made available to the people of Siang in Arunachal Pradesh as easily as the people in Surat, Gujarat. Medical institutions like AIIMS can now be found not just in Gorakhpur but also in Bilaspur, Darbhanga, Guwahati, Rajkot and other parts of the country as well. He informed that the development work of defence corridors is in full swing not just in Tamil Nadu but also in Uttar Pradesh. The Prime Minister noted that even though different languages are spoken in different areas, the government schemes are reaching every part of India while connecting the last person in the queue.
Throwing light on how millions of people in our country waited for decades to avail basic needs, the Prime Minister said, “The smaller the gap between the infrastructure, the stronger the unity” He noted that India is working on the principle of saturation with the objective that the benefit of every scheme should reach every beneficiary. The Prime Minister gave examples of schemes like Housing for All, Digital Connectivity for All, Clean Cooking for All, and Electricity for All. The Prime Minister stated that the mission of reaching 100% citizens is not limited to similar facilities but stresses a common objective of united goals, united development and united effort. The Prime Minister highlighted that the basic necessities of life are becoming a medium for the common man's faith in the country and the Constitution and are also acting as a medium for the confidence of the common man. Remarking on this is the vision of Sardar Patel's India, the Prime Minister said, “Every Indian will have equal opportunities, and there will be a sense of equality. Today the country is witnessing that vision come true.”
Recalling that in the last 8 years, the country has given priority to every segment which had been neglected for decades, the Prime Minister stated that the country has started the tradition of celebrating Tribal Pride Day to remember the pride of the tribals. In this regard, the Prime Minister informed that tribal museums are being built in many states of the country. The Prime Minister urged the countrymen to know the history of Mangarh Dham and Jambughoda and said that freedom was achieved in the face of many massacres carried out by foreign invaders. He added, “Only then will we be able to understand the value of freedom and the value of solidarity.”
The Prime Minister remarked that Ekta Nagar is developing as a model city of India which will be unprecedented not only in the country but in the whole world. He underlined that it is the unity of the people and the city that is developing with the power of public participation while giving it not just a grand but a divine standpoint. “The inspiration for the world's largest statue in the form of the Statue of Unity is among us”, Shri Modi added.
Throwing light on the development model of Ekta Nagar, the Prime Minister said that city will be discussed when people will talk about an environment-friendly model, an electricity-saving model with LEDs illuminating the country, a model of clean transport system running on solar power, and a model of conservation of different species of animals and birds. The Prime Minister recalled yesterday when he got the opportunity to inaugurate the Miyawaki Forest and Maze Garden here. He underlined that the Ekta Mall, Ekta Nursery, World Forest showing Unity in Diversity, Ekta Ferry, Ekta Railway Station and all these initiatives are an inspiration to strengthen national unity.
Concluding the address, the Prime Minister highlighted the role played by Sardar Saheb in the unity of the country post-independence. The Prime Minister informed that the royal families which held power for centuries dutifully sacrificed their rights to a new system for the unity of the country due to the efforts of Sardar Patel. This contribution has been neglected for decades after independence. “Now a museum dedicated to the sacrifice of those royal families will be built in Ekta Nagar. This will pass on the tradition of sacrifice for the unity of the country to the new generations”, the Prime Minister concluded.
Background :
Guided by the vision of the Prime Minister, it was decided in 2014 to celebrate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel viz. 31st October as Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, to reinforce our dedication to preserve and strengthen the unity, integrity and security of the nation. The Prime Minister participated in the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas celebrations at the Status of Unity, Kevadia. The celebrations witnessed the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas Parade, which included contingents of BSF and of five State Police Forces, one each from the Northern Zone (Haryana), Western Zone (Madhya Pradesh), Southern Zone (Telangana), Eastern Zone (Odisha) and North Eastern Zone (Tripura). Apart from the contingents, six Police Sports Medal winners of the Commonwealth Games 2022 will also participate in the Parade.
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2.##Role of Citizens in Nation Building : 31 Oct 2022 : PMINDIA.
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The progress of a nation greatly depends on its people. Every citizen is obligated to abide by the law & order of the nation, as well as perform their duties as a responsible citizen to maintain harmonious co-existence and take the nation forward.
In India, our constitution allows the citizens with fundamental duties, directive principles and fundamental rights. The purpose of these sections is to make sure that everything is equally divided in creating a better nation and to constitute India into a Sovereign Socialist Secular Democratic Republic country.
Articles 12 to 35 of Part III of the Indian Constitution outline the Fundamental Rights, an equal opportunity – which apply to all people regardless of gender, colour, ethnicity, national origin, or place of birth, they are subject to limitations and are enforceable by the courts.
The Directive Principles of State Policy serve as guidance for how the government should draft laws. Although the principles upon which these provisions, outlined in Part IV of the Constitution as based are not enforceable by the courts, still the state is required to follow them in formulating any policies and enacting legislation.
Fundamental Duties assert that all citizens have a moral duty to foster a sense of patriotism and to uphold the unity of India. These obligations, which are listed in Part IV-A of the Constitution, affect both people and the country. They are not enforceable by courts until specifically declared so by parliamentary statute, just like the Directive Principles.
How can Citizens take part in nation-building?
Citizens can contribute by following socially acceptable behaviour and morally correct actions. These do not need to be included in the constitution, rather it should be followed out of a pure sense of ethically and morally right notions. Following are a few responsibilities that every citizen must take up as a measure to bring about a change in the society:
Focus on Education :
Despite our limited resources, the Central Government and State Governments continuously work to improve the education sector by investing in infrastructure, offering financial aid (scholarships and stipends), and other programs. Not all students misuse the financial aid they get, but there have been several instances where it misuse of financial aid reserved for underprivileged students were reported. Students must prioritize their education and make adequate use of the benefits provided to them. The officials serving in the education sector (in and out of administration) also need to do their duty honestly and ethically to ensure the youth get a proper education. Because education plays a vital role in shaping an individual and the nation as a whole. Being a just and honest person is essential for being a responsible citizen.
Contributions to curb climate change :
Climate change has emerged as one of the most important global issues as a result of negligent human activities. As one of the world’s most biodiversity-rich nations, India’s government has developed several strategies to safeguard and conserve the country’s natural resources. The nation is home to a number of indigenous species of both flora and wildlife. Consequently, there is a rise in unlawful activities like poaching, hunting, trade, and wood-chopping, among others. These actions have accelerated climate change and led to a decline in (or extinction of) many species. As responsible citizens, we must step forward to spread awareness about these issues and discourage the continuance activities promoting the same. A responsible citizen would also maintain environmental cleanliness by not littering, spitting, or otherwise polluting their environment because they understand the importance of maintaining national integrity.
Abiding by the law and order :
Following the rules and regulations formulated by the lawmakers make it easier to maintain safety, security, peace and harmony in the community. These laws are not only to be abided by the common citizens but by everyone included in the administration line as well. From following safety protocols under traffic management to sporting an appropriate dress code when visiting an administrative office, or showing discipline in school/office etc, these principles allow everyone to mitigate conflicts in the public and private sectors. A law-abiding citizen becomes a responsible citizen who contributes to social progress and maintains fairness and peace in society.
In the context of the above mentions, citizens are obligated to contribute towards the betterment of the nation. The obligations mentioned in the 11 fundamental duties in the Indian constitution have an educational purpose and advice for the citizens on how to conduct themselves morally and respectably. These duties were drafted on accords of moral, ethical and cultural codes of conduct to be followed by the people. But it is the prime responsibility of an individual to be self-righteous and act fairly without the need to be educated on moral grounds. As someone once rightly said – “Be the change that you wish to see in the world”.
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JAI HIND
JAI BHARATHAM
VANDHE MADHARAM
BHARAT MATHA KI JAI.
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