Saini listened to 129th episode of Mann Ki Baat at the Dharamshala in Pipli Grain Market
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh-
CM Nayab Singh Saini said that seeing India move rapidly on the path of development in line with the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, the entire world is looking at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s work with renewed hope and optimism. Major achievements in the field of science and continuous innovations have impressed countries across the world. Today, the passion to do something new is clearly visible among the youth of the country.
The Chief Minister was listening to the 129th episode of PM’s Mann Ki Baat programme on Sunday at the Dharamshala located in Pipli Grain Market. Before reaching the venue of the Mann Ki Baat programme, the Chief Minister listened to the problems of the people present there and assured them of solutions by forwarding their issues to the concerned officers.
He said that under the leadership of PM, the National Youth Day programme is being organised on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. On the same day, the Young Leader Dialogue programme will also be organised. In this programme, the youth of the country will share ideas on subjects such as innovation, fitness, startups and agriculture, which will help in making the country developed. Participation of youth in this programme is continuously increasing.
He said that through the Mann Ki Baat programme, PM shares information about people working for social welfare and national interest in different corners of the country, which inspires other citizens to move forward and make efforts to contribute. Such programmes instill a spirit of work among the youth. Hundreds of young people have started their initiatives inspired by the Mann Ki Baat programmes held so far.
The Chief Minister said that in the Mann Ki Baat programme, the Prime Minister apprised the citizens of the achievements made during the year. He also praised the commendable work done by the Archaeology Department after the discovery of the figure of a Buddhist stupa in Jammu and Kashmir.