India and Bangladesh want to see stability, love and peace in world, says PM Modi
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India and Bangladesh want to see stability, love and peace in world, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said, both India and Bangladesh want to see stability, love, and peace in the world instead of instability, terror, and unrest.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said, both India and Bangladesh want to see stability, love, and peace in the world instead of instability, terror, and unrest. Addressing Matua community in Orakandi, Bangladesh PM Modi said, both the nations want to see the world progressing through their own progress.
 
He said, During Corona pandemic, India and Bangladesh have proven their capabilities.Today both nations are facing this pandemic strongly and fighting it together. PM Modi said, India consideres it its duty that Made in India vaccine reaches the citizens of Bangladesh.
 
Prime Minister performed pooja at the Jeshoreshwari Kali Shaktipeeth in Satkhira, which is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths in the Puranic tradition. PM Modi announced a grant for the construction of a community hall – cum cyclone shelter attached to the Jeshoreshwari Kali temple in Bangladesh.
 
This structure would be used by the devotees during the Annual Kali Puja & Mela of the temple. It will be also useful for broader community of all faiths as a storm shelter & community facility. PM Modi placed hand made Mukut on Ma Kali on this occasion. Mukut is made of silver with gold plating. Hand made over three weeks by a traditional artisan.
 
 
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