The life of the current Prime Minister of India, Narendra Damodardas Modi, is a wonderful example of struggle, self-confidence, vision and national service. Born on September 17, 1950, in a simple family in Vadnagar, Gujarat, Narendra Modi began his life with struggles. Rising from a simple background to the top post of the world’s largest democratic system is the result of his extraordinary talent and hard work.
On September 17, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India will turn 75 years old. This is not just the birthday of a leader, but a symbol of the journey of modern India, in which a person rising from a humble background becomes the architect of the nation’s transformation. Narendra Modi’s life is a wonderful confluence of struggle, hard work, nationalism and vision. This occasion is not only a celebration of a person’s birthday but also a testament to India’s self-confidence, development, and change.
From struggles to the top
Narendra Modi’s childhood was spent in hardships and deprivations. His father used to sell tea at the railway station, and Narendra Modi himself would help with this work during his adolescence. But these hardships became the reason for improving his morale rather than breaking it.
By joining the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, he learnt the culture of discipline, organisation and service. This training is also evident in his political life, whether it involves strengthening the organisation or engaging directly with the public. Despite living in poor conditions in his childhood, Narendra Modi shaped himself with education and discipline. As a pracharak of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, he developed organisational capacity. After this, he created a unique identity for himself by working within the organisation of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Gujarat Model: From a state to a nation
While working in the BJP organisation, Narendra Modi became the Chief Minister of Gujarat in 2001. For 13 years, he took Gujarat to new heights of development. During his tenure as Chief Minister of Gujarat (2001–2014), he transformed the state into a leading one in the fields of industry, agriculture, and infrastructure. He started the ‘Vibrant Gujarat’ summits for industrial investment. He made Gujarat a leader in the country in the field of infrastructure and electricity. He brought a new revolution in agriculture by bringing Narmada water to dry areas like Kutch. His development model of Gujarat made him popular and credible at the national level.
2014: Beginning of a new era
In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP got an absolute majority and Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister of the country. After taking the oath as the Prime Minister in 2014, he gave the mantra of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas’, which provided direction to governance by transforming mere announcements into tangible results. In 2019, he won the election with an even bigger majority, proving that the public trusts his leadership and work. In the 2024 elections, he became the Prime Minister of India for the third consecutive time, setting a new record as the most continuously elected Prime Minister in independent India. He initiated programs such as Make in India, Startup India, Digital India, and GST in the economic sector. He implemented schemes such as the Swachh Bharat Mission, Ujjwala Yojana, Ayushman Bharat, and Jan Dhan Accounts in the social sector. For national security, Modi ji boosted the morale of the Indian forces and gave a message to the whole world about his tough policy against terrorism through surgical strikes, air strikes and Operation Sindoor. He added new dimensions to India’s credibility on the international stage. He highlighted its role on the world stage, notably through its successful presidency of the G-20, its stance on climate change, and its voice as a representative of the Global South.
Major initiatives of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister
1. Economic Sector
- Make in India: Boosting domestic manufacturing and employment.
- Startup India: Opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship for youth.
- Digital India: Digital payments, Aadhaar-based services and internet access in rural areas.
- GST: Simplifying business by implementing a uniform tax system across the country.
2. Social Sector
- Swachh Bharat Mission: Elimination of open defecation and making cleanliness a mass movement.
- Ujjwala Yojana: Free LPG connections to poor women.
- Jan Dhan Yojana: Financial inclusion by opening bank accounts for crores of people.
- Ayushman Bharat: Health insurance for poor and middle-class families.
3. Infrastructure and Modern India
- Rapid expansion of highways, railways, metros, ports and airports.
- Emphasis on renewable energy and green hydrogen.
- Taking India towards a space superpower with space missions like Gaganyaan Mission and Chandrayaan.
4. National Security
- Tough stand against terrorism through surgical strikes, air strikes, and Operation Sindoor.
- Strengthening border infrastructure and self-reliant defence production.
5. India’s credibility at the international level
- India’s strong presence on platforms like the United Nations, G-20, and BRICS.
- Becoming the voice of the global south and India’s leadership on issues like climate change and digital public infrastructure.
- Unprecedented dialogue with the NRIs and giving respect to Indian culture.
Blueprint for Developed India @2047
Narendra Modi’s 75th birthday is approaching at a time when the country is moving towards achieving a developed India by 2047. Under his leadership, the country is reaching new heights in areas such as infrastructure, defence, space, digital technology, and women’s empowerment. He is working towards the goal of ‘Developed India’ by 2047. Under this, we aim for quality education and health for every citizen. Promotion of local production and employment through ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’. 24-hour electricity, internet and modern facilities to every village. Increasing women’s participation in all fields of politics, education, defence and science. This vision of Modi ji is not limited to government schemes only, but is based on making every section of society a partner. His working style has deepened the development and result-based culture in politics.
Source of inspiration
The life of Narendra Modi conveys the message that if a person works with honesty, hard work, and a national spirit, then they can make the impossible possible. Today, he has become not just a politician but a symbol of an idea, a vision and a new India. On the 75th birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the nation not only wishes him but also reiterates its resolve to realise the dream of a developed India under his leadership. His life inspires every youth of India that extraordinary heights can be achieved even from a simple background. Narendra Modi’s 75th birthday is not just a birthday celebration, but an inspirational milestone in the ongoing process of nation-building. Prime Minister Modi’s 75th birthday is not just his personal celebration, but a celebration of the collective confidence and energy of the country. Under his leadership, India dealt with crises like Covid-19, led the world in vaccine production and distribution, and became a pioneer in the field of large-scale digital payments. Narendra Modi’s daily routine, work style and communication skills make him different from any other leader in the world. He connects directly with the people using social media and technology and gives importance to even the smallest workers.
This birthday reminds us that the process of nation-building is a continuous one, and every citizen has to contribute to it. On Narendra Modi’s birthday, the nation wishes him and reiterates the resolve that the dream of a developed India will come true under his leadership. His life is a testament to struggle, determination, and success. He is not just a Prime Minister, but a symbol of an ideology, a vision and the self-confidence of crores of Indians. His birthday is proof that India’s future is bright and that it is poised to reach new heights on the world stage. Thus, Narendra Modi’s 75th birthday is not a celebration of an individual’s honour, but a celebration of the nation’s new consciousness, new direction and new resolve.
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