A sacred sengol presented to former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru through a Shaivite Mutt of Tamil Nadu to symbolize India’s freedom in 1947. From 1947 to 2023, it remained forgotten because Congress remained disconnected from its meaning. This indifference arose from ignorance of the true meaning of Hind Swaraj, or autonomy, in the component of the component. This was due to a lack of understanding of Bharat.
On May 28, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave Sengol his rightful place. From now on, he will remain in India’s new Parliament, reminding incumbent governments of their duty to govern righteously. In Amrit Kaal in India, it will also serve as a point of connection between the ancient traditions of India and modernity.
The final touch of the Modi government’s nine-year term is marked via this link. The Prime Minister has assured that fashion is rooted in the old. New India was a resurgent India, embracing generations with traditions. Modi entered parliament with a grand mandate, bowed and let his forehead touch the steps, a uniquely Indian way of showing respect and reverence. Years of colonial rule and rulers and governments under Western concepts and ideologies had made respect for Indian traditions a shame. Many began to see India from the Western perspective, which saw the country’s traditions as a sign of backwardness.
In just over nine years, the citizens of New India wore the traditions of ancient India on their sleeves. This is because the traditions, way of life and philosophy of India have been followed through the Modi government. From providing prayers in the temples of Kedarnath and Badrinath. In addition to the construction of the Kashi Vishwanath corridor, Prime Minister Modi’s participation has at times sent the message that India is proud of its cultural heritage and civilization.
In 2022, Prime Minister Modi attended Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s 553rd Prakash Utsav and said that “the direction we have gained from Gurbani is tradition, religion and an evolved vision of India. “This is not a remote event. Since 2014, PM Modi has been a component of Prakash Parvs of Sikh Gurus. The Modi government has opened the Kartarpur hall so that pilgrims can have unhindered access to the devout sites in Pakistan.
India’s Buddhist heritage has also discovered a position of pride under Modi’s rule, with the development and promotion of the Buddhist pilgrimage circuit. Prime Minister Modi addressed the World Islamic Sufi Conference in 2016. community, as a component of which he took former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque in Ahmedabad. He presented a reproduction of Cheraman Masjid to Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz in 2016.
A significant component of tourism in India has been similar to religion, however, it is now that we have begun to exploit its full perspective by focusing on tourism with trade. As one of the oldest cities in the world, Kashi is now thriving. The city has now made progress on roads, waste control and electrical connections. In 2022, tourist attendance in Kashi amounted to a whopping 7. 3 rupees. As a result, when Varanasi held its own investor summit, the tourism sector alone attracted investment proposals worth Rs 11. 5 billion.
Prime Minister Modi has also shown loyalty to Indian traditions when he was on foreign soil. His speech to the UN General Assembly in 2014, addressing 19,000 supporters and government officials at Madison Square Garden and eating only hot water at his White House dinner, proved his loyalty. Unshakable principles and pride in India. As a domino effect, since 2014, Indians have made their cultural customs explicit and do not hesitate to practice them in public.
PM Modi has focused on selling tribal art and culture. Again, the concept is not just to use that artistic bureaucracy as props, but to create a market for the bureaucracy of classical art. From donating Koftgiri handicrafts from Rajasthan to Rogan paintings from Gujarat, Gond paintings of artworks from Madhya Pradesh and Dokra designed by Chhattisgarh artists, to foreign dignitaries, PM Modi has raised awareness about the bureaucracy of art.
He tried in a concerted way to raise the pitch of “Vocal for Local” and “Local for Global” as a means for Atmanirbharta.
The bugle call for an Atmanibhar Bharat, which originated in the Covid pandemic, is one example of harnessing the perspective and dexterity of resurgent India.
But Atmanirbharta is not just an economic idea. India has been a center of innovation and intellectual achievement. Whether in government, non-secular thinking, education or industry, India was a hub of innovation and wisdom. But colonization and invasions interrupted this civilizational progression. Even when the British left India, a giant part of the Indians continued to think and behave like the benign subjects of a crown. Our pedagogical framework has helped to perpetuate this state of mind.
Atmanirbharta and the National Education Policy, 2020, now act as the key to restoring pride, reviving Indian thoughts and revitalizing the artistic enterprise. Together, these policies broaden the area of debate, discussion, and dissent, all within the ethical realm of democracy. Societies
Today, Indians are suitable conscious buyers. They ask if what they are buying is “Made in India”. It’s not just about converting customer behavior. But a sign that Indians have regained religion in India. This was achieved with nine years of unwavering commitment through the Modi government to ensure that an Indian renaissance. With Sengol receiving his rightful position in Parliament, it is a sign that India is on its way to its rightful position on the global stage.
He is the Union Cabinet Minister for the Environment, Forests and Climate Change; and Labor and Employment