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Yogi Links ODOP Scheme With Gandhi’s Swadeshi Vision

Yogi Links ODOP Scheme With Gandhi’s Swadeshi Vision
CM Yogi links ‘One District-One Product’ scheme ODOP with Bapu’s Charkha · thestatesman.com

Yogi Adityanath spoke about Mahatma Gandhi’s ideas on October 2.

He said Gandhi’s spinning wheel, or charkha, represented people making and using their own goods.

Yogi connected this idea to Uttar Pradesh’s One District-One Product scheme.

The scheme promotes special products made in different districts and aims to sell them around the world.

He also said villages should become stronger and more self-reliant.

He mentioned Gram Sachivalayas, which provide services and jobs in villages.

Yogi praised Gandhi’s messages about cleanliness, Swadeshi and peaceful public participation.

He also remembered Lal Bahadur Shastri and his “Jai Jawan-Jai Kisan” message.

Key facts

Scheme discussed
Uttar Pradesh’s One District-One Product scheme
Core message
Promote Swadeshi, self-reliance and local products from “local to global”
Gandhi reference
Yogi described the charkha as a foundation of India’s self-reliance and self-sufficiency
Village initiative
Gram Sachivalayas are being established in every village, according to Yogi
Local employment
Gram Sachivalayas are said to provide employment opportunities for four to seven people in every village
Cleanliness claim
Yogi said toilets have been built in the homes of more than 12 crore families through the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan
Shastri slogan
“Jai Jawan-Jai Kisan” was presented as a message linking national security and foodgrain self-reliance

Quotes

Yogi Adityanath

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh

“The charkha was not merely a means of spinning yarn. It became the foundation of India’s self-reliance and self-sufficiency. The charkha became a symbol of how a country can move forward by placing faith in its own labour, its own products and its own capabilities.”
thestatesman.com
“Today, the ‘One District-One Product’ scheme is moving forward with the same spirit of Swadeshi. Through this, work is being undertaken to promote local products and take them to the global level.”
thestatesman.com

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