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PM vows to develop India by 2047 in I-Day speech

PM vows to develop India by 2047 in I-Day speech
PM vows to develop India by 2047 in I-Day speech · m.rediff.com

India celebrates Independence Day every year to remember the day it became free.

This year was the 80th Independence Day.

The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, gave a big speech from the Red Fort, an old fort in Delhi.

He said India should dream big and try to become a developed country by the year 2047.

A developed country is one that is modern and prosperous for its people.

He asked everyone in India to set big goals and work hard toward them.

He talked about good things the government has done, like giving people clean water, cooking gas, and toilets.

He also said India's economy has become much stronger over the past 12 years.

He told Indians that no one can stop the resolve of 140 crore people.

For the first time since Independence, the national song was played during the ceremony, and he said the Indian flag is flying in every home.

Key facts

Speaker
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Event
80th Independence Day address
Location
Ramparts of the Red Fort
Vow
Developed India by 2047
Government track record cited
12 years
Economy claim
Moved from 'Fragile Five' to a major economy
Key achievements cited
Piped water supply, LPG connections, toilet construction
Population referenced
140 crore Indians

Quotes

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Prime Minister of India

“India was 'dreaming big' to reach new heights and vowed to ensure that it becomes a developed nation by 2047.”
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