Why is Congress Supporting Azadi in Kashmir, Asks Modi in K’taka
India solved the Doklam issue with patience, says Modi at a public gathering.
PM Modi Arrives at Mangaluru, Karnataka
PM Modi has arrived in Mangaluru in Karnataka to offer prayers at Shri Manjunatha Swami temple at Dharmasthala. According to ANI, he will also be addressing a public meeting there.
We Must Harness Our Demographic Dividend, Says Modi in Public Address
PM Modi addressed a public meeting at the Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala Rural Development project in Ujire, and expressed his happiness for being able to offer prayers to Lord Manjunatha.
"Never Learnt How to Live Selfishly"
Modi, in his address, talked about the benefits of micro irrigation, and said that a lot of change can be brought about by adopting “per drop, more crop.”
“We must give importance to living in harmony with nature and not think about short-term gains,” he said, adding that there was a need to reduce the usage of Urea.
The Prime Minister also spoke about how he is never going to let the nation face destruction and that he has never learnt how to live selfishly.
Modi launched a veiled but scathing attack on the Congress over corruption in development funds, asking which was the "hand" that reduced every rupee of government money to 15 paise before it reached the beneficiary, IANS reported.
He also took a dig at the opposition for its criticism of demonetisation aimed at making the economy less dependent on cash, saying even parents limit cash given to their children because it spoils them.
Without naming Rajiv Gandhi, Modi recalled that a former Prime Minister had said that from every rupee sanctioned by the government, only 15 paise reached its beneficiary in a village.
"One of the Prime Ministers had said every rupee is reduced to 15 paise when it reaches a village after getting sanctioned from Delhi. Which 'hand' reduces the rupee?" he asked, in a sarcastic reference to the Congress election symbol.
Modi Attacks Congress Over Chidambaram's J&K Comment
Speaking at Dashamah Soundarya Lahari Parayanotsava Mahasarmapane in Bengaluru on Sunday, 29 October, Prime Minister Narendra Modi questioned Congress’ stand on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram’s remark that "when people in Jammu and Kashmir ask for 'azadi', they seek autonomy” hasn’t gone down well with the BJP.
Referring to his statement, the PM asked why the Congress leaders are lending their voices to those who want ‘azadi’ in Kashmir.
He said that the statement made by the Congress leader on Saturday, 28 October, clearly showed how the party felt about surgical strikes and the bravery of the army.
The Congress, which was in power until recently, took a U-turn on matters of national interest, Modi said, adding that the party would have to answer for its leader’s comments.
It seemed that after repeated defeats, the wise leaders in Congress would try and bring the party on the right track, but they are still acting irresponsibly, the PM said, adding that it doesn’t seem like the party wants to learn from its mistakes.
'India Solved the Doklam Issue With Patience'
Talking about India’s strength as a nation, the Prime Minister reminded his audience of the Doklam standoff with China. He said that despite China being a powerful nation, in Doklam, the whole world witnessed how India solved the situation with patience.
PM Modi Arrives in Bidar
PM Modi has arrived in Bidar, Karnataka, where he will inaugurate Bidar-Kalaburagi railway line and address a public meeting.
PM Modi Inaugurates Bidar-Kalaburagi Railway Line
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Bidar-Kalaburagi railway line in Bidar on Sunday, 29 October. He flagged off the first train on the route.
PM Modi Speaks at Bidar in Karnataka
Speaking about the Bidar-Kalaburagi railway at a public meeting in Bidar, the Prime Minister said the work, which could have been done in three years, took 20 years to be completed.
He said development projects stalled since the Congress rule are being completed now, adding that the Congress only believed in 'Atkana, latkana and bhatkana.’
The BJP will bring electricity to 18,000 houses in 1,000 days, and so far 15,000 houses have access to electricity, Modi said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed people in Karnataka on Sunday, 29 October. Speaking at Dashamah Soundarya Lahari Parayanotsava Mahasarmapane in Bengaluru, he questioned Congress’ stand on the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.
Earlier in the day, he addressed a public meeting in Mangaluru, where he spoke about the benefits of micro irrigation. He also took a dig at the Opposition for its criticism of demonetisation, saying even parents limit cash given to their children because it spoils them.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Bengaluru to speak at the Dashamah Soundarya Lahari Parayanotsava Mahasarmapane, on Sunday, 29 October
- Earlier in the day, he addressed a gathering in Mangaluru and offered prayers at the Shri Manjunatha Swami temple at Dharmasthala
- He also addressed a public meeting in Ujire and spoke about skill development
- The PM stressed on the importance of micro irrigation and of living in harmony with nature
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