New Delhi: women who have had a significant impact on society responded enthusiasm to the appeal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to share their life trips. Some of them will be selected to administer Modi’s social networks on March 8, held as International Women’s Day.
“I have been seeing truly inspiring life trips shared in the NAMO application Open Forum. Of these, some women will be chosen for a acquisition of social networks Of my digital accounts on March 8, Women’s Day. I urge more women to share their stories, “the prime minister said in a publication about X on Monday, encouraging a greater participation of women throughout the country.
Prime Minister Modi had made the special announcement in episode 119 of “Mann Ki Baat”, which caused emotion among women. “This Women’s Day, I will deliver my social media accounts, X, Instagram and others, to some extraordinary women who have left an indelible brand in society,” said Modi.
One of the most followed global leaders with dozens of millions of followers on platforms such as X (more than 100 million), Instagram and YouTube, the prime minister explained that selected women would take care of their accounts for a day to share their life trips: resistance stories, innovation and impact. “The platform can be mine, but it will be its experiences, their challenges and their achievements,” he said, urging women to participate through the Open Forum of the Namo application.
Even in 2020, Modi had delivered his accounts similar to seven pioneer women, including a social worker and a mountaineer, amplifying his voices to millions. This time, however, the call was much broader, inviting the presentations throughout India. For Monday, the prime minister acknowledged that he had already seen “very inspiring life trips” in the Namo application, hinting at the hard selection ahead.