Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls for new goals to ensure India's global footprints by 2047
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls for new goals to ensure India’s global footprints by 2047

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said while many countries deviated from the path of spirituality to materialism, India should not make the same mistake.

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New Delhi [India]: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday (April 26), called for setting new goals and a global vision for the next 25 years while stating India will have global footprints in all spheres of life when India celebrates 100 years of Independence.

“It is time to set new goals and take a new oath… After 25 years, India will celebrate 100 years of Independence… In this journey of 100 years, India’s achievements should be global, and for that our vision should also be global,” said PM Modi while addressing the inaugural ceremony of year-long joint celebrations of the 90th anniversary of the Sivagiri Pilgrimage and Golden Jubilee of Brahma Vidhyalaya.

PM Modi also said while many countries deviated from the path of spirituality to materialism, India should not make the same mistake.

“When many countries and civilizations of the world deviated from their religions, they took the path of materialism in place of spirituality. But saints and spiritual leaders here always promoted good thoughts and practices in India,” he said.

PM Modi’s comments for India to bag global achievements and stay in touch with India’s spiritual and cultural powers came days after he laid the foundation of the World Health Organizations (WHO) Global Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar of Gujarat.

PM Modi said countries across the globe are emphasizing traditional herbal systems to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, adding that Yoga has helped people find a mental balance by eliminating stress worldwide.

International Yoga Day is also scheduled to be celebrated on June 21. (ANI)

 

Topics: World Health OrganizationsGlobal Centre for Traditional Medicine (GCTM)Global Centre for Traditional MedicineAyurvedaGCTMNarendra ModiCOVID-19YogaInternational Yoga DayWHOCOVID-19 pandemicWorld Health Organizations (WHO)
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