New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi discusses the nation on Friday.
The address came a day after the cumulative covid-19 vaccine dose crossed the number of 100 crore landmarks in India.
The Prime Minister has praised it as a history written and, on a piece of opinion on Friday, he described the Covid-19 Indian vaccination drive as a journey of “anxiety to guarantee” which has made the country emerging more Covid in India: PM speech is the main point From the address – * India created history on October 21 by achieving a 100-crore vaccination sign.
* Landmarks not only statistics, this is a new chapter in history, the agreement that India can achieve difficult goals successfully.
* This shows that the country works hard for fulfilling its goals.
* People ask India about how the country will handle pandemics, whether India will get a vaccine.
But today, the 100 CR vaccine sign answers all the questions.
* Covid does not discriminate between rich & poor; Our vaccination drive is also based on no discrimination.
No VIP culture is permitted.
* We must be proud of the fact that all Indian vaccination programs have been ‘driven by science and science-based.
This is based on the scientific method, entirely.
* The world will now see India safer than Covid, the reception as Pharma hub will grow further.
* Experts in India and abroad are very positive about the Indian economy.
At present, not only a record of investment comes to Indian companies but new job opportunities are also being made for young people.
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Some people asked by saying “Will it help us get rid of the disease” …? (With input from the agency)