Narendra Modi

75 years ago, it was during a ceremony on May 11th 1951, in the presence of the then President of India, Dr Rajendra Prasad, that the restored Somnath Temple opened its doors to devotees.

Highlighting tax relief, labour code consolidation, expanded MSME norms, trade agreements and nuclear and maritime reforms, the Prime Minister said governance has shifted towards trust, technology driven administration and sustained, inclusive growth across sectors.

The South India Natural Farming Summit in Coimbatore showcased a powerful shift towards sustainable, science-driven agriculture led by India’s innovative farmers and agri-entrepreneurs.

It is the power of our Constitution that enabled a person like me, coming from a humble and economically disadvantaged family, to serve as the Head of the Government continuously for over 24 years.

PM Modi shared insights on India’s maritime progress, from doubling port capacity to pioneering green ports and deep-draft projects, reflecting a decade of reforms driving economic growth, innovation, and global leadership in the Blue Economy.

This Deepavali is particularly special because, for the first time, lamps will be lit in many districts across the country, including remote areas. These are the districts where Naxalism and Maoist terrorism have been eradicated from the root.