Sweeping significant words to nook-corners of India, PM's Independence Day speech greets locals in regional languages

New Delhi, August 17: With a view to reach the local audiences and to spread the Prime Minister’s noble words in the nook and corner of the nation, the Centre has dubbed PM Modi’s Independence Day speech into various regional languages.

 

PM Modi on the 72nd Independence Day shared his vision toward New India, paving the path for a change of development and envisioned a bright future. He welcomed his New India with new aspirations, ideas, beliefs and growth.

Modi shared the Tamil, Telugu, Malyalam, Bengali, Asamese and Odia versions of his speech on his Twitter handle that will probably be played by All India Radio. In his power for a second term, Modi announced the creation of Chief of Defence Staff and expressed concern over population explosion. He also urged people to stop using single-use plastic.

Within a short period ten weeks forming the new government, every sector has witnessed an important step taken creating a change for the good. The most important as India celebrates together is a step towards realizing the dream of Sardar Patel by revoking Article 370 and Article 35 A.