Mann Ki Baat: We saw the spirit of Aatmanirbhar Bharat in 2020- PM

New Delhi: The year 2020 began with protests against the CAA law, fighting the corona virus and finally the farmers' movement against the agricultural laws. During this time Prime Minister Narendra Modi boosted the morale of the countrymen in every way.

Mann ki Baat:

Explained the advantages of the laws implemented by the Center. At the same time, on the last Sunday of 2020, today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the Mann Ki Baat program. This is the last address of PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat program this year.

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We should take a vow that we will not litter, this is first resolve of Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan. I want to remind you of one more thing which couldn't be discussed that much because of Corona. We have to definitely rid the nation of single-use plastic: PM Modi

India has seen a rise in population of lions, tigers as well as a significant increase in forest cover. Main reason is that not only govt but several other people, civil societies & other organisations are contributing towards forest & wildlife conversation: PM Modi

I appeal to you to make a list of goods of daily use & analyse which imported articles have unconsciously become part of our lives & made us their captive. Let us find out their Indian alternatives & resolve to use products produced by the hard work of Indians: PM Narendra Modi

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India has seen a 60% rise in the leopard population between 2014-2018. In 2014, the leopard population in India was around 7,900. This rose to 12,852 in 2019. Their population has increased in most parts of the country, especially in Central India: PM Modi

Many people sent messages to Narendra Modi, in which a woman named Anjali said that the country should be congratulated this time in the new year. The PM said that one thing was common in most of the letters. People talked about the country's strength.

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