Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his Mann ki Baat address on Sunday, said India's fight against coronavirus was people-driven as he congratulated Indians for joining forces with the administration to battle the pandemic.
In his closing Mann Ki Baat speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushes for more vigilance from citizens and encourages people to maintain social distancing. "We should not be overconfident. We should not presume that COVID-19 will not enter our homes, offices and colonies. We have to stay vigilant. We should ensure that we are never negligent. I appeal to you again. 'Do gajj doori, haut hai Zaroori, (Two meter distance is of utmost importance)," PM Modi says.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi adds, "COVID-19 has changed our style of celebrating festivals. Christians celebrated Easter in their homes. It is steps like these that will help us fight COVID-19 effectively."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi throws light on how the coronavirus pandemic has changed celebrations around festivals. He says, "Today we are celebrating Akshay Tritiya, which reminds us that no matter how trying times be, we will keep fighting. The month of Ramzan has begun. Last time during Ramzan we never imagined that something like this will happen. We have to be more resilient and reserved during this Ramzan so that we can celebrate Eid when it comes.
PM Modi Says Wearing Masks Would be the New Normal | Urging citizens to adapt to wearing masks as part of a new way of life, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, "We need to wear marks. It has become a part of our daily lives. It has not happened before. But this is the new reality. Our perception about masks will change very soon. We are also realising that spitting has become hazardous. We have always been aware of it but we never cared. But now we have to work to end this habit."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asks Indians to fall back on "ancient teachings" during the fight against coronavirus. "Over the last few days India has taken many steps that have helped many countries. During this period we do not need to help everyone but we chose to help our friends. We have helped many countries with their medical needs. Many world leaders have thanked the people of india for the help we have extended. People around the world are falling back to Ayurveda and Yoga to fight COVID-19. We need to be more confident about our old teachings. Our youth have to carry forward these teachings," PM Modi says.
PM Modi Bows Down to People of India in Praise | "I bow and respect the 130 crore people of this country for what they are doing during this time. Every sector has been innovating during this period. Whether it is people from Aviation or Railways, they are all working to make our lives easier. They are working hard to deliver medicines and other essentials to all parts of the country," PM Narendra Modi says during Mann Ki Baat.
PM Modi Hails Farmers | Prime Minister Narendra Modi goes on to heap praises on the farmers who are toiling hard to meet food demands of the country at a time when there is a nationwide lockdown in place. "Our farmers are working day and night in their fields to ensure that no one goes hungry. There are people who are giving up rents and there are people who are giving up their pension," PM Modi says in Mann Ki Baat.
In his closing Mann Ki Baat speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pushes for more vigilance from citizens and encourages people to maintain social distancing. "We should not be overconfident. We should not presume that COVID-19 will not enter our homes, offices and colonies. We have to stay vigilant. We should ensure that we are never negligent. I appeal to you again. 'Do gajj doori, haut hai Zaroori, (Two meter distance is of utmost importance)," PM Modi says.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi adds, "COVID-19 has changed our style of celebrating festivals. Christians celebrated Easter in their homes. It is steps like these that will help us fight COVID-19 effectively."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi throws light on how the coronavirus pandemic has changed celebrations around festivals. He says, "Today we are celebrating Akshay Tritiya, which reminds us that no matter how trying times be, we will keep fighting. The month of Ramzan has begun. Last time during Ramzan we never imagined that something like this will happen. We have to be more resilient and reserved during this Ramzan so that we can celebrate Eid when it comes.
PM Modi Says Wearing Masks Would be the New Normal | Urging citizens to adapt to wearing masks as part of a new way of life, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, "We need to wear marks. It has become a part of our daily lives. It has not happened before. But this is the new reality. Our perception about masks will change very soon. We are also realising that spitting has become hazardous. We have always been aware of it but we never cared. But now we have to work to end this habit."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asks Indians to fall back on "ancient teachings" during the fight against coronavirus. "Over the last few days India has taken many steps that have helped many countries. During this period we do not need to help everyone but we chose to help our friends. We have helped many countries with their medical needs. Many world leaders have thanked the people of india for the help we have extended. People around the world are falling back to Ayurveda and Yoga to fight COVID-19. We need to be more confident about our old teachings. Our youth have to carry forward these teachings," PM Modi says.
PM Modi Bows Down to People of India in Praise | "I bow and respect the 130 crore people of this country for what they are doing during this time. Every sector has been innovating during this period. Whether it is people from Aviation or Railways, they are all working to make our lives easier. They are working hard to deliver medicines and other essentials to all parts of the country," PM Narendra Modi says during Mann Ki Baat.
PM Modi Hails Farmers | Prime Minister Narendra Modi goes on to heap praises on the farmers who are toiling hard to meet food demands of the country at a time when there is a nationwide lockdown in place. "Our farmers are working day and night in their fields to ensure that no one goes hungry. There are people who are giving up rents and there are people who are giving up their pension," PM Modi says in Mann Ki Baat.
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