PM Modi says some 'get happiness' when India faces difficulty, alleges LPG, fertiliser shortage rumours amid Iran war
- On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 127-acre Bharat Bovine Breeding and Research Centre in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, releasing Rs 19,000 crore for the 24th PM-KISAN installment.
- Addressing the gathering, Modi alleged that opposition parties spread misinformation about fertilizer and gas shortages amid Gulf tensions to 'defame Modi' and create panic among farmers.
- Emphasizing that 'agriculture is our culture,' the Prime Minister highlighted government efforts integrating technology into farming, including nearly 3,000 climate-resilient seed varieties and more than 26 crore Soil Health Cards distributed to farmers.
- Development projects worth Rs 14,000 crore launched include two Bio-CNG plants processing 175 metric tonnes of cattle dung daily and 12 horticulture clusters spanning 1.46 lakh hectares benefiting 1.3 lakh farmers.
- Reflecting on 25 years in public office, Modi reaffirmed his commitment, stating, 'I will continue to serve the people until my last breath,' amid recent Congress political rhetoric.
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Will serve people of India till...: Modi amid 'baap barb'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed to serve India till his last breath, criticising the Opposition for allegedly rejoicing in crises and spreading panic over fertiliser and cooking gas availability amidst the West Asia conflict. He inaugurated development projects worth Rs 14,000 crore and released the 24th instalment of PM-Kisan, highlighting government efforts to shield farmers from rising global prices and empower them through various schemes.
'Will Serve Until My Last Breath': PM Modi Accuses Opposition Of Creating Panic Over Fertiliser Shortage
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday accused his political opponents of spreading rumours about fertiliser and cooking gas shortages amid the ongoing West Asia conflict. He said such claims were aimed at creating panic and defaming his government. Addressing
'Rumours About Fertiliser, LPG Shortages': PM Modi Accuses Oppn Of Creating Panic
<p>Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday accused Opposition parties of spreading misinformation about fertiliser and cooking gas shortages amid continuing tensions in the Gulf region, alleging that attempts were being made to create panic among farmers and the general public.</p> <p>Addressing a public gathering in Banaskantha, Gujarat, Modi acknowledged the uncertainties arising from the situation in the Gulf but alleged that some political op…
PM Modi says some 'get happiness' when India faces difficulty, alleges LPG, fertiliser shortage rumours amid Iran war
Addressing a gathering in Bhildi in Gujarat's Banaskantha district, Modi also said he would continue to serve the people of India till his last breath.
“Service to people leads to service to nation”: PM Modi says he will remain dedicated to serving people till his last breath
Highlighting the contribution of Banaskantha to agriculture and the cooperative sector, the Prime Minister said that potatoes produced in the region had gained global recognition and praised Banas Dairy for expanding the cooperative movement beyond Gujarat.
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