“In the long term, only a self-reliant India is in everyone’s interest,” the PM said.
Stating that self-reliant India is good for the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that wealth and value are at the core of ‘self-reliant India’ to create “not only for ourselves but for the larger humanity”.
Speaking at the launch of the Kindle version of Swami Chidbhavananda’s ‘Bhagavad Gita’ through video conferencing, the Prime Minister said that India’s 1.3 billion people have decided their action, which is that they are calling India ‘self-reliant’ or Are going to make it self-sufficient. .
“In the long run, only a self-reliant India is in everyone’s interests. At the core of self-reliant India is to create wealth and value not only for ourselves but for the larger humanity. We believe that a self-sufficient India is good for the world.” . ,” They said.
In recent times, when the world needed medicines, India did whatever it took to provide them. “Our scientists worked in a quick time to come out with the vaccines. Now, there is humility in India that vaccines made in India are going around the world. We want to help humanity as well as heal. It Is exactly what the Bhagavad Gita teaches us, “the Prime Minister insisted.
He said, “When Bhagavad Gita was born, there was conflict and many feel that humanity is now going through similar struggles and challenges.”
He said, “Once around the world is fighting a tough battle against the global epidemic. Economic and social impacts are also reaching far. At such times, the path shown in Bhagavad-gītā becomes ever relevant,” They said.
He said that it can once again provide the strength and direction to emerge victorious from the challenges facing humanity. “In India, we saw many examples of this. The fight against our people-led COVID-19, the outstanding spirit of the people, the courage of the citizens, one can say that the Gita is seen behind it.
Noting that e-books are becoming particularly popular among the youth, Mr. Modi said, therefore, this effort will connect more youth with the great ideas of Geeta.
The beauty of the Gita lies in its depth, diversity and flexibility, he said.
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