137th Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi Highlights History Website, Backs Drug-Free Youth Campaign
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PM Modi Highlights 'BharatRajya' Website in 137th Edition of 'Mann Ki Baat ', Calls for Collective Push Towards 'Drug-Free India'
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday highlighted Mumbai-based Krishna Seshadri's initiative to make Indian history more accessible and interesting, besides urging citizens, especially young people and content creators, to contribute to the campaign for a drug-free Bharat. India News | PM Modi Highlights 'BharatRajya' Website in 137th Edition of 'Mann Ki Baat ', Calls for Collective Push Tow…
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Times of India137th Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi highlights history website, backs drug-free youth campaign
Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed a website detailing historical rulers of Bharat. He also highlighted the 'Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat' campaign's progress. This initiative aims to create drug-free youth and a drug-free nation. The campaign is gaining momentum across the country with significant youth participation. It represents a collective resolve for the well-being and future of India's youth.
The 'Nasha Mukt Yuva' (Drug-Free Youth) campaign, which is part of Vikasit Bharat, is gaining momentum across the country and the Prime Minister has said that the program should be promoted further. The post PM Modi's sensational call for a drug-free India: A key message for the youth! appeared first on Andhravilas.net.
New Delhi, Aug. 30 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in the 137th episode of his "Mann Ki Baat" program, spoke about the power of daughters and their flight into space. He said that today, the flight of India's daughters is not limited to the earth, but is reaching space. PM Modi said, "Today, the flight of our daughters' power is leaving the earth and reaching space. India is uniting thousands of daughters from around the world who have such…
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