Varanasi (UP),On Sunday, Ruling out any rethink on decisions on CAA and Article 370, Prime Minister asserted that his govt remains and will remain firm on the steps despite pressure from all sides. “Be it the peeling of Article 370 from J&K or the Citizenship Remission Act, the country waited for decisions on these for years,” here during a day-long visit to his Lok Sabha constituency, He told a public in a meeting. These decisions were necessary in the interest of the nation. Modi said that Duniya bhar ke saarey dabao ke bawjood, inn faislon par hum qayam hain aur qayam rahengey (Despite pressure from all sides, we remain firm on these decisions and will continue to remain firm.” In August last year, Figures of Article 370 of the Constitution, which blend in special powers to the old state of J&K, were abrogated by the govt. The prime minister’s tough talk visualized significance in view of protests against the CAA in various parts of the country.
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Citing certain key decisions of his govt, Modi referred to the trust set up for the construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya and asserted that it would work “rapidly.” He said that “A trust has been constitued for the construction of a grand Ram temple in Ayodhya. This trust will work rapidly.” After setting up of the trust, the work on the construction of ‘Ram dham’ will start with fast speed and added that his govt has also decided to transfer 67 acres of land to the trust, he said that. The govt had recently set up the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra on the Supreme Court’s directive to the Union govt to form a trust that can look into the construction and management of the temple. PM Narendera Modi earlier launched or laid foundation of 50 projects worth Rs 1,254 crore in his Lok Sabha constituency. He also flagged off IRCTC’s ‘Maha Kaal Express’ through video link during his day-long visit to the city. In Madhya Pradesh, It will be the first overnight privately-run train in the country to connect three Jyotirling pilgrimage centres of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, and Ujjain and Omkareshwar.
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The PM Narendera Modi dedicated to the nation the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Memorial Centre and unveiled a 63-foot statue of the RSS ideologue — the tallest statue of the leader in the country. The soul of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya give us morale. Modi said that We are working for take up of Dalits, upblessed and others sections. And this is what Upadhyaya’s ‘Antyoday’ says – to give all facilities to last beneficiary in the queue.” He also inaugurated a 430-bed super-speciality govt hospital here. In past few years, Rs 25,000 crore worth developmental projects have either completed or were going on in fast speed in Varanasi, he said. Roadway, highway, waterway and railway have been given top priority by the govt and the Purvanchal Expressway work was going on at fast speed in Uttar Pradesh. The prime minister also laid significance on better connectivity of heritage and religious sites, saying that tourism will be the main source of making the country 5 trillion dollar economy. “Our behaviour as a citizen will decide direction of the country in future. Country is not made by govts only, but values of people residing here,” he said.
Soon after his arrival here, Modi participated in the closing ceremony of the centenary celebrations of the Shri Jagadguru Vishwaradhya Gurukul and released the translated version of the Shri Siddhant Shikhamani Granth in 19 languages and its mobile application. On the Occasion, Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel, Chief Minster Yogi Adityanath and Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa were present. Launching the ‘Shri Siddhant Shikhamani Granth’ Mobile App, the PM said said it is a coincidence that the centenary celebrations are taking place at the beginning of a new decade and that this decade will once again establish India’s role in 21st century in the world. The digitisation of Shri Siddhant Shikhamani Granth via Mobile App will further strengthen the engagement with the younger generation and will also inspire their lives, he said. Conducting an annual quiz competition on topics related to Granth, via this Mobile app, Modi suggested. Translation of Granth in 19 languages will help in making it accessible to a wider public, he said. “Our conduct as a citizen will determine the future of India, will decide the direction of a new India,” PM Narendera Modi said.
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By the saints, He said following the path shown, we have to fulfil the ambitions of our lives and continue to cooperate fully in nation building. Modi appreciated people’s contributions in creating awareness about cleanliness and taking the Swachhta Mission to each and every corner of the country. He urged them to use ‘Made-in-India’ products. Everyone to participate in Jal Jeevan mission to make it a success, he also asked. The PM Narendera Modi said a significant and visible improvement was made in cleaning the Ganga River. This could be achieved only because of the public participation, he said. He said under Namami Gange Programme, projects worth Rs 7,000 crores have been completed while work on projects worth Rs 21,000 crores is under progress. Modi inaugurated ‘Kashi Ek, Roop Anek’, an arts and handicrafts exhibition, at the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Hastkala Sankul here. He evinced keen interest in the products on display as he went around several stalls and personally interacted with buyers and workmams coming from different countries, including the US, England and Australia.
‘Kashi Ek Roop Anek’ showcased products from over 10,000 artisans from all over Uttar Pradesh. There are 23 lakh workmans and falters native in Uttar Pradesh. Of them, about 35,800 workmans and 1.5 lakh falters stay in Varanasi alone. The Uttar Pradesh govt had launched the wishful scheme ‘One District, One Product’ (ODOP) in which one craft per district was destined.
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