'This Is How India Will Become Empowered and Healthy': From Planting a Tree in One's Mother's Name to Conserving Water—PM Outlines Nine Pledges for the Nation

Delivering a powerful message aimed at making the nation empowered and self-reliant, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has presented nine strong resolutions before the public. He appealed to the citizens to adopt these nine resolutions—one by one—ranging from the initiative "A Tree in Mother's Name" to conserving water, embracing fitness, and promoting indigenous products. PM Modi stated that if people were to adopt these resolutions with sincerity, the dream of a developed Karnataka and a developed India could be realized swiftly.

Key points emphasized by the Prime Minister in his address included water conservation, improved water management, planting trees under the "A Tree in Mother's Name" campaign, maintaining cleanliness, embracing the "Vocal for Local" ethos, and promoting domestic tourism. It is worth noting that he made these remarks during an address delivered in Mandya, Karnataka, on Wednesday.

PM Modi Outlines Nine Resolutions—Here Is What You Need to Know

In his address, PM Narendra Modi appealed to the people to undertake nine significant resolutions. He asserted that to strengthen both society and the nation, every citizen must collectively shoulder their responsibilities.

The nine suggestions he offered are as follows:

Resolve to conserve water and utilize it judiciously.

Plant trees under the "A Tree in Mother's Name" campaign and protect Mother Earth.

Maintain cleanliness and hygiene in religious sites, villages, and cities.

Promote the country's products by embracing the "Vocal for Local" initiative.

Travel to different parts of the country and boost domestic tourism.

Adopt and promote natural farming practices.

Incorporate coarse grains (millets) into your diet and reduce oil consumption by approximately 10% to improve health.

Make yoga and sports an integral part of your daily routine.

Help those in need, thereby further strengthening the fabric of society.