NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday said that we will have to make an India which is self-reliant. She was delivering her first address to the joint sitting of Parliament.
“By 2047, we have to build a nation that will be connected to the pride of the past and which will have all the golden chapters of modernity. We have to build an India that will be ‘aatmanirbhar’ and capable to fulfill its humanitarian duties,” President Murmu said.
She said that it will be an India with no poverty and a prosperous middle class and whose youth and women are at the vanguard of guiding the nation, amid thumping of desks by lawmakers at the Central Hall of Parliament.
Here are the top quotes from the President’s address:
“By 2047, we have to build a nation that will be connected to the pride of the past and which will have all the golden chapters of modernity. We have to build an India that will be ‘aatmanirbhar’ and capable to fulfill its humanitarian duties,” President Murmu said.
She said that it will be an India with no poverty and a prosperous middle class and whose youth and women are at the vanguard of guiding the nation, amid thumping of desks by lawmakers at the Central Hall of Parliament.
Here are the top quotes from the President’s address:
- Under the nearly nine years of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government, the country has seen many positive changes. The biggest change is that the self-confidence of every Indian is at its peak and the world has changed the way it looks at India.
- While India used to depend on others to solve its problems, it is now working to solve global problems.
- People have been given basic amenities missing for decades and modern infrastructure that society long aspired for is being built across the country.
- India now has a government which is stable, fearless and decisive and which works to fulfil big dreams. It has a government which respects honesty and works to solve the poor’s problems and empower them permanently.
- The government has fulfilled the aspirations of the deprived sections of society.
