PM Modi said that whenever a surgical strike takes place, the country feels proud. If you look at the social media discussions, you will easily notice that unknown people are being praised. If you pay attention to today's speech, you will notice that these things have been discussed in the speech. A lot has changed in India. Earlier, the youth used to live less in cities, their number was more in rural areas. They had ambitions that someday they would get selected in a government job.

Earlier, employment and job had become synonymous. So, when someone used to say that there is no employment, he was actually talking about a government job. Now that situation does not exist in India. He has also hinted towards this change in the speech. In the speech, PM talked about semiconductors. The semiconductor business is coming to india and semiconductors are something that will keep growing in the world. As the number of electronic devices increases, the number and need of semiconductors will also increase. Recently, four semiconductor plants have been set up in India. However, no plant has been set up in Bihar. Some of these are in the North East.

Highlighted on disasters

Natural disasters have also been talked about in the speech. Recently you will see that many places in india have been flooded. Where no one used to think about floods, this time flood-like conditions were seen there too. Flood conditions have been seen in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Kerala. The government organizations that have been formed to deal with natural disasters will be strengthened further. He talked about how india can become developed by 2047. The need for reforms in governance. He also talked about the parent-father culture that used to exist earlier. The PM tried to touch many issues of the country and presented a road map for a developed nation.

Indiaherlad ePaper 04th June 2024

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