PM Modi’s G20 Triumph: India’s Cultural Tapestry Unveiled.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the nation in his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program, sharing important news and achievements in a simple way.

Firstly, PM Modi talked about India’s leadership at the recent G20 Leaders’ Summit. India played a key role in making the African Union a full member of the G20. He also announced the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor, which is like a new trade route connecting different countries. It’s a big deal for world trade.

PM Modi mentioned how more and more people are getting interested in India, especially after the G20 Summit. Many delegates from around the world came to India for the summit, and this is good for tourism. He said tourism creates jobs and helps the economy.

He also mentioned that India has more world heritage sites, like special places that are important to the world. Two new ones are Shantiniketan and the Hoysala temples in Karnataka. He asked people to visit and enjoy India’s culture.

PM Modi then talked about India’s success in space. Chandrayaan-3, our moon mission, landed successfully and lots of people watched it online. He invited everyone to join a quiz about it.

He shared a story about a girl from Germany named Kasmi who loves Indian songs and even though she’s blind, she sings them. It’s very inspiring.

PM Modi also talked about young people in India doing great things. In Uttarakhand, they started a ‘Ghoda Library’ to get books to kids in remote areas. In Hyderabad, an 11-year-old girl named Akarshana runs seven libraries for children.

Lastly, he talked about efforts to protect animals and mentioned a team saving snakes in Rajasthan and a man taking care of pigeons in Chennai.

PM Modi reminded everyone that it’s an important time for India, and everyone has a role to play.

Overall, PM Modi’s talk was about India’s achievements, culture, and the good work people are doing.

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