PM Modi praises Madhya Pradesh government in letter on state’s 71st Foundation Day
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted residents of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Keralam on their foundation days, wishing them peace, prosperity and well-being.
- Modi praised Madhya Pradesh for its heritage, culture, natural beauty, and contributions to agriculture, industry, tourism, education, infrastructure and innovation.
- Modi said Chhattisgarh was developing while uprooting Naxalism, and praised its tribal culture, natural wealth and folk traditions.
- Modi highlighted the achievements and cultural contributions of Haryana, Karnataka, Keralam and Tamil Nadu, while wishing residents continued progress and new opportunities.
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'Remarkable valour': PM Modi pays tribute to Haryana's heritage on foundation day
Celebrating its 60th Foundation Day on November 1, Haryana showcased its rich heritage and remarkable achievements. Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the state's vital role in agriculture, sports, and defense. Political leaders such as Amit Shah and Rahul Gandhi commended Haryana's vibrant culture. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini spoke about the significant progress over the decades.
MP Foundation Day: On the 71st foundation day of Madhya Pradesh, PM Modi has written a letter to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. He has offered his congratulations and best wishes. The PM has highly praised the work of the state government.
From MP to Tamil Nadu: PM Modi extends greetings on the foundation days of six states; shares thoughts on culture and heritage
Prime Minister Modi has extended his greetings on the occasion of Kannada Rajyotsava and praised Karnataka's rich heritage and achievements in the field of technology. Many leaders including D.K. Shivakumar and Yogi Adityanath have extended their greetings to Kannadigas. On November 1, along with Karnataka, other states also celebrate Foundation Day, which commemorates the history of linguistic state formation.
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