PM Modi Vikas Bharat Sankalp Yatra Prime Minister Narendra Modi today virtually interacted with the beneficiaries of 'The Vikas Bharat Sankalp Yatra'. The PM also launched a program to increase the number of Jan Aushadhi Centers from 10,000 to 25,000. During the program, the Prime Minister also inaugurated the Mahila Kisan Drone Centre.
I have to bless you too
Meanwhile, when PM Modi talked to a beneficiary from Arunachal, he praised the PM and the government a lot. He said that the government helped me a lot in building a house. Hearing this, PM Modi expressed happiness and said that since you have benefited, now I too will have to bless you.
Earlier, while addressing the program, BJP President JP Nadda said that in this journey we will include and inform all those beneficiaries who are unaware of the facilities provided by Modi ji for their upliftment and welfare.
Earlier everyone was skeptical about women operating drones.
PM Modi further said that when training for women to operate drones was started, many people had expressed doubts about this scheme. While talking to Raman Amma ji, the PM said that women like these have proved that drones will go beyond the scope of technology in agriculture and will also emerge as a symbol of women's empowerment.
He said that all of them are an inspiration for the entire country. The participation of women like you is very important in this resolution journey of developed India.
People saved thousands of rupees from Jan Aushadhi Kendra
PM Modi said that good medicine and cheap medicine is a great service. He said that I request all the people who are listening to me to tell people about Janaushadhi Kendra.
PM said that earlier the expenditure on medicines which used to be Rs 12-13 thousand, is becoming only Rs 2-3 thousand because of Jan Aushadhi Kendra, that is, Rs 10 thousand are being saved in your pocket.
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