Mann ki Baat: PM Modi lauds CWG athletes, calls for I-Day celebrations with 'Har Ghar Tiranga’
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on his monthly radio program 'Mann ki Baat' on Saturday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi while speaking on his monthly radio program 'Mann ki Baat' on Saturday, applauded the Indian athletes who are taking part in the Common Wealth Games 2022. He said, "Indian players have performed exceptionally well on the world stage."
The month of July has been full of action, when it comes to sports.Indian players have performed exceptionally well on world stage. #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/v3flQQHob1
The prime minister also spoke about the upcoming 75th Independence Day celebrations and said the nation will witness a splendid and historic moment.
“Under ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’, between August 13 to August 15, the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' movement will be held. You should become a part of this movement and unfurl the national flag atop your homes,” said Modi.
He further said, “I am very happy to see that the ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ is taking the form of a mass movement. People from all walks of life and from every section of society are participating in different programs connected with it.”
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