Mann Ki Baat | Ensure that no one is left out of vaccination’s circle of safety, says PM Modi
The Hindu
“We not only have to get the vaccine administered when it’s our turn, but we also have to ensure that no one is left out of this circle of safety,” says PM Modi in his monthly ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio address
Ahead of the festival season, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 26 urged people to keep following Covid protocol and ensure that no one is left out of vaccination’s “circle of safety”.
In his monthly ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio address, Mr. Modi said the festival season is approaching and when the whole country will celebrate ‘Maryada Purshottam’ Shri Ram’s victory over evil, people should remember the fight against Covid also.
“Team India is creating several records daily on this front. Several records have been created in the vaccination drive which are being discussed globally,” Mr. Modi said.
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