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PM Modi outlines saptadhara seven-stream vision for Viksit Bharat

PM Modi outlines saptadhara seven-stream vision for Viksit Bharat
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Every year, India celebrates Independence Day, the day the country became free a long time ago.

On Saturday, the leader of India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, gave a big speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort, a famous old fort.

He wore a colorful red turban with pretty patterns on it.

In his speech, he shared his 'seven streams' plan to help India grow and become strong.

The plan includes making things better in factories, helping farmers grow food, creating new technology, and building better roads and trains.

It also includes making India strong in defense and taking care of nature, like oceans and green energy.

He also wants to share things like yoga, healthcare, tourism, and creative arts with the world.

He said that young people will play a very important part in this plan.

He hopes that by the year 2047, India will be a fully developed country, which he calls 'Viksit Bharat.'

Key facts

Speaker
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Occasion
80th Independence Day address
Location
Ramparts of the Red Fort
Flag ceremony
Tricolour unfurled before the address
Vision
Saptadhara (seven streams) for holistic development and self-reliance
Attire
Red turban with yellow, green, and white Bandhani pattern
Development goal
'Viksit Bharat' by 2047
Key themes
Manufacturing, farming/food processing, tech innovation, Gati Shakti, defence, green and blue economies, global soft power

Quotes

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant

Chief Justice of India

“The message is loud and clear: no religion is evil, only humans are; nafrat can be conquered through pyaar, siyasat se mazhab ko na milao; and above all, maanvata se bada koi dharam nahin.”
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“It’s a dialogue between students and me. Who are they (BCI) to unnecessarily raise an issue? This is totally uncalled for. BCI has nothing to do with this.”
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