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New Delhi : PM Narendra Modi gave the Sapta Shakti Mantra from Red Fort. On the 80th anniversary of India’s independence, he said that India is a country of Sapta Indus Civilization. On this occasion, we will talk about Sapta Dhara (seven streams). We should move towards Sapta Shakti (seven powers). Based on this, the Prime Minister also set seven goals for India’s future. Under this goal, he set the first goal of developing the manufacturing sector. PM Modi said that we should expand the manufacturing sector, manufacture everything from small parts to large products. India should become a global hub from design to production.
PM Modi’s second goal was food processing. He said that we have nothing. We can export fruits, flowers, spices and all agricultural products to the world. Through this, we will be able to easily reach the world.
PM Modi described technology and innovation as the third goal. The Prime Minister said that we have left our mark in many areas including UPI. Now we need to accelerate the digital revolution. He said that it is now a core part of the global economy.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called speed the fourth goal. He said that we should increase our speed. For this, expressways, airports and ports, among other things, are needed to accelerate our work.
PM Modi called defence the fifth goal. He said that it is very important. He said that self-reliance in defence is essential. The world and India have realised that there is no other option. When everyone in the world is thinking about their own interests, we cannot remain just a market. We should move towards becoming a global supplier. We should strengthen ourselves in drones and anti-aircraft weapons. We also need to work on cyber security.
PM Modi called the development of green and blue economy the sixth goal. He said that we should talk about green hydrogen, green manufacturing and green mobility. While the world is concerned about global warming, we are providing solutions. India also has a huge opportunity for the blue economy. There are many things including coastal tourism and fishing.
Finally, he talked about the seventh power and mentioned soft power. The Prime Minister said that India’s soft power is our biggest strength. Today, Yoga has connected the entire world with India. This has increased the world’s trust in India. India, which has things like Yoga and Ayurveda, can guide anyone. Our films, digital content, songs and many other things are such that we can show our power to the world.
Report – Abhijit Tushar Bhatt (Political Editor)
