PM Modi asks people to share their inputs for his Independence Day speech

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday urged citizens to share their inputs for his Independence Day speech on August 15, saying their thoughts will reverberate from the ramparts of the Red Fort.

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Press Trust of India  |  New Delhi 

Prime Minister on Friday urged citizens to share their inputs for his speech on August 15, saying their thoughts will reverberate from the ramparts of the Red Fort.

In a tweet, he asked people to provide their inputs on MyGov, a citizen engagement platform.

The portal noted that the prime minister in his speech lays out the government's programmes and policies, and Modi over the last few years has directly invited ideas and suggestions from citizens.

It added, "Similarly, this year too the Prime Minister invites citizens to contribute their inputs for New India. So, now you have the opportunity to tell your ideas, give word to your suggestions and crystallize your vision. PM will pick up some of the ideas in his speech on 15th August.

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First Published: Fri, July 30 2021. 12:39 IST
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