NEW DELHI: Prime minister Narendra Modi in his 117th episode of Mann Ki Baat began by invoking the Constitution and saying, “it is our guiding light.” Honoring the milestone of India completing 75 years of Constitution The following January, Prime Minister Modi announced that a nationwide campaign had been created, inviting citizens to read the Preamble and share their videos about the holy book.
“A special website http://Constitution75.com has been created to connect the citizens of the country with the legacy of the Constitution. One can read the Constitution in countless languages and ask questions related to the Constitution,” the Prime Minister said Modi.
Speaking of the Maha Kumbh At the event to be held in Prayagraj starting January 13, Prime Minister Modi said that an artificial intelligence chatbot will be available for users to access information related to Kumbh, available in 11 Indian languages.
Further, the Prime Minister said, “With the help of digital navigation, people will be able to reach different ghats, temples and akharas of sadhus in Maha Kumbh 2025. The same navigation system will also help them reach the parking spaces.” .
Calling the ‘Maha Kumbh’ as ’Maha Kumbh’ of unitPrime Minister Modi appealed to devotees to return with the determination to eliminate hate and division of society.
Prime Minister Modi praised India’s soft power through films and said the WAVES summit to be organized in India next year is an important step towards making “India a global content creation hub”.
“As we move towards a $5 trillion economy, our creative economy is bringing in new energy. I urge the entire Indian creative and entertainment industry, whether a young creator or an established artist, associated with Bollywood or regional cinema , a television industry professional, an animation, gaming expert or an entertainment technology innovator – to be part of the WAVES Summit.”
Prime Minister Modi also said that a Tamil teaching program was offered in Fiji with the help of the Indian government. PM said it was the first time in the last 80 years that trained Tamil teachers had taught the language in Fiji.
Below are the key quotes from Prime Minister Modi’s speech:
- On January 26, 2025, our Constitution turns 75 years old. The Constitution is our lighthouse, it is our guide. This year, on November 26, Samvidhan Divas, India celebrates 75 years of the adoption of its Constitution. To honor this milestone, a national campaign invites citizens to read the Preamble and share its videos, fostering a sense of unity and collective pride. A special website http://Constitution75.com has been created to connect the citizens of the country with the legacy of the Constitution. You can read the Constitution in countless languages and ask questions related to the Constitution.
- Our Constitution has stood the test of time, it is our guiding light, I got here because of it.
- The Maha Kumbh will be celebrated in Prayagraj from January 13. Right now, gigantic preparations are going on in the Sangam banks. When we participate in the Kumbh, let us resolve to annihilate the feeling of division and hatred in the society. For the first time, an AI chatbot will be used at the Kumbh event. All types of information related to Kumbh will be available in 11 Indian languages through the AI chatbot. There is no discrimination anywhere, no one is big, no one is small. Therefore, our Kumbh is also the Maha Kumbh of Oneness. Devotees will receive information about government-approved tour packages, accommodation and homestays on their mobile phones.
- With the help of digital navigation, you will be able to reach different ghats, temples and akharas of sadhus in Maha Kumbh 2025. The same navigation system will also help you reach the parking spaces. The entire fair area is covered with AI-powered cameras. . If someone gets separated from their family and friends during the Kumbh, these cameras will help find them. Devotees will also have the facility of a digital lost and found center.
- You may know the children’s favorite animated series called KTB-Bharat Hain Hum and now its second season is also available. KTB stands for Krish, Trish and Baltiboy. These three animated characters tell us about those heroes and brave men; Men and women associated with India’s freedom struggle who are not talked about much. It can be watched on Doordarshan and other OTT platforms. Listen to ‘Bharat Hai Hum’ radio series with Krish, Trish and Baltiboy on Akashvani Network in 12 languages. Every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
- Raj Kapoor ji introduced the world to India’s soft power through films. Rafi Sahab’s voice had that magic that touched every heart. Be it devotional, romantic or sad songs, he brought every emotion to life with his voice. Akkineni Nageswara Rao Garu has taken Telugu cinema to new heights. His films present Indian traditions and values very well. Tapan Sinha ji’s films gave a new vision to the society.
- The radiance of Indian culture is spreading to all corners of the world. Today I will tell you about efforts of this type on three continents, which bear witness to the global reach of our cultural heritage. Just a few weeks ago, around 23,000 students in Egypt participated in a painting competition depicting Indian culture and historical relations between the two countries.
- Next year, for the first time, the World Audiovisual Entertainment Summit, that is, WAVES, will be organized in our country. Giants from the media and entertainment industry and people from the creative world will come to India at the WAVES summit.
- There is a country in South America called Paraguay. The number of Indians who would live there would not exceed a thousand. A wonderful effort is being made in Paraguay. At the Indian Embassy in Paraguay, Erica Huber offers Ayurvedic Consultation. A large number of locals are approaching her for Ayurved based advice.
- It is a great pride for us that Tamil is the oldest language in the world and all Indians are proud of it. The number of people learning it is constantly increasing in countries around the world. A Tamil teaching program was launched in Fiji late last month with the support of the Government of India. This is the first time in the last 80 years that trained Tamil teachers have taught the language in Fiji.
- The ‘Plant Revolution’ where once farmers were forced to migrate; Today, Kalahandi’s Golamunda block has become a vegetable hub. It started with a small group of just 10 farmers. This group together established an FPO – ‘Kisan Utpad Sangh’, started using modern technology in agriculture and today their FPO is doing business worth crores. Today, more than 200 farmers are associated with this OPF, including 45 women farmers. This success of Kalahandi teaches us what can be done with determination and collective effort.