10 Must-See Highlights from
PM Modi's Independence Day Speech 2024
Modi’s Bangladesh Support
PM Narendra Modi expressed hope for the improvement of the situation in Bangladesh and assured that India will continue to support its growth, emphasizing a commitment to peace and the safety of minorities there.
Modi Advocates Uniform Code
PM Narendra Modi strongly advocated for a uniform civil code, stating that a "secular civil code" is necessary to replace the current "communal" one.
Modi Calls Accountability
Modi emphasized the need to publicize punishments for crimes against women to deter such offenses. He expressed concern about ongoing violence despite his government’s "women-led development model" supporting women's progress.
Modi Advocates Farm Reforms
PM Modi urged for major farm sector reforms, praised farmers for embracing organic farming, and envisioned India becoming a global leader in organic food as part of the Viksit Bharat goal.
Modi Announces 75,000 Medical Seats
PM Modi announced that 75,000 additional medical seats will be added in the next five years. He highlighted that many middle-class families currently spend large amounts on medical education abroad.
Modi Urges States to Compete for Investment
PM Modi encouraged state governments to compete to attract global companies, noting that many investors he met during his third term are eager to invest in India.
Modi Criticizes Opposition's Resistance
PM Modi criticized some opposition figures, saying they can't tolerate progress unless it benefits them and seek to create unrest. He urged the country to guard against such negativity.
Modi Condemns Corruption Culture
Narendra Modi criticized the culture of corruption and its glorification, calling it a serious societal issue. He vowed to fight against it despite the personal risks to his prestige, prioritizing national interests over personal gain.
Modi Pushes for 2036 Olympics
PM Modi said India is working hard to host the 2036 Olympics and is competing with countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey. The IOC will choose the host next year.