Developed India by 2047: PM Modi reiterated a major commitment on his 25 years of service.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reiterated the pledge to build a developed India by 2047 once again. Indira of New Delhi …
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Reiterates Commitment to Build a Developed India by 2047
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again reiterated his resolve to build a developed India by 2047. At the “Seva Jyoti” program held at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi, the Prime Minister shared experiences from his political and public life on the occasion of completing 25 years of continuous service as the head of the government. During this, he said that his resolve to achieve the goal of making the country developed by 2047 remains steadfast.
In his address, the Prime Minister mentioned both the good and challenging experiences of the past years and said that every person and every event that has come into his life has taught him something. He expressed gratitude for this entire journey and described serving the nation as his greatest source of inspiration.
Resolute Intent to Build a Developed India by 2047
Prime Minister Modi reiterated his commitment to the goal of a developed India by 2047 during the program. He said that this occasion is not only to remember the past 25 years but also to reaffirm the resolve made for the future. In his speech he emphasized that the goal of making India a developed nation will be achieved. He stated firmly that the country will continue to move forward in this direction and continuous efforts will be made to accomplish the goal. This goal is linked to the year 2047, when India will complete 100 years of independence. According to the Prime Minister, the participation of citizens and collective effort will play a crucial role in the country's development journey in the coming years.
PM Modi Expresses Gratitude on Completing 25 Years of Service
On the occasion of completing 25 years of service as the head of the government, the Prime Minister expressed gratitude while recalling his journey. He said that when he looks back, the foremost feeling that arises in his mind is gratitude. He mentioned his supporters, well‑wishers, critics, and all the people from whom he learned in different circumstances. The Prime Minister said that victories taught him humility, while difficult situations gave him the strength to rise again.
According to him, well‑wishers encouraged him and critics gave him an opportunity to introspect. In this way, he described both support and opposition as part of the lessons of his public life.
Lessons Learned from Critics and Opponents
Prime Minister Modi described criticism and opposition as part of the democratic process in his address. He said that those who opposed him provided him an opportunity to understand the strength of democracy. He also said that public life offers not only support but also disagreement and criticism, which give a person the chance to understand themselves better and reflect on their shortcomings. This part of his address reflected his 25 years of experience in public life, which included political successes as well as facing difficult situations and challenges.