Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his address to the nation today. During his address to the nation, PM Modi said that on October 21, India met the target of 100 crore corona vaccinations. This achievement belongs to every person in the country. I congratulate every citizen on this achievement. PM Modi addressed the nation at a time when the country has crossed the historic figure of 100 crore doses of corona vaccination just a day before. Let's know what were some of the key points of PM Modi's address.
PM Modi said in his address that 100 crore vaccine dose is not only a figure, it is also a reflection of the country's capability. A new chapter in history is being created. This is the picture of that new India, which knows how to set difficult goals and achieve them.
PM Modi said that today many people are comparing India's vaccination program with other countries of the world. The speed with which India crossed the 100 crore mark is also being appreciated. However, one thing that is often missed in this analysis is where we started. He said that researching vaccines for other big countries of the world, finding vaccines was his expertise for decades. India mostly depended on the vaccines made by these countries.
He further said that when the biggest pandemic of 100 years came, questions started arising in India. Will India be able to fight this global pandemic? From where will India get the money to buy so many vaccines from other countries? When will India get the vaccine?
PM Modi said whether the people of India will get the vaccine or not? Will India be able to vaccinate enough people to stop the pandemic from spreading? There were various questions, but today this 100 crore vaccine dose is answering every question. He said that taking everyone along, the country started the campaign of 'Vaccine-Free Vaccine for Everyone'. Poor-rich, village-city, far-away, the country has only one mantra that if the disease does not discriminate, then there cannot be discrimination in the vaccine also! It was ensured that the VIP culture did not dominate the vaccination campaign.
PM Modi said that India has given 100 crore vaccine doses to its citizens and that too without taking any money. An effect of 100 crore vaccine doses will also be that now the world will consider India to be safer than Corona.
PM Modi further said that we made public participation our first strength in the country's fight against the epidemic. The country clapped, played thali, lit lamps to give energy to its solidarity, then some people had said that will this disease run away? But we all saw the unity of the country in it, the awakening of collective power.
PM Modi said that the system of the Cowin platform made by our country is also a center of attraction in the world. The Cowin platform made in India has not only given convenience to the common people but has also made the work of medical staff easier. He said that every little thing, be it #MadeInIndia, which an Indian sweats to make, should be insisted on buying it. And this will be possible only with the efforts of everyone. To buy things made by Indians, to be #VocalForLocal, we have to put this into practice.
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