PM urges YOUTH to read Bhagwad Gita; Here are highlights of Modi's Speech

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Kinden version of Swami Chidbhavanandji's Bhagavad Gita. On this occasion, PM Modi also addressed a program, which is being organized after selling over 5 lakh copies of Swami Chidbhavanandji's Bhagwad Gita.

Read Bhagwat Gita: PM Modi

The event took place through video conferencing. So far, 5 lakh copies of Swami Chidbhavanandji's Bhagavad Gita have been sold, which has been organized to celebrate this event.

During this time, PM Modi shared the importance of Geeta through his address. PM Modi told how Geeta can be our companion in difficult times. Also, why should the youth definitely read the Gita. PM Modi also told that the values ​​of Gita are very important not only for India but also for the world.

Read the important points of PM Modi's speech-

In recent past when the world needed medicines, India did whatever it could to provide them. India is humbled that Made in India vaccines are going around the world. We want to heal as well as help humanity. This is exactly what Gita teaches us: PM Narendra Modi

Whether it is Mahatma Gandhi or the popular tilak, everyone has been influenced by the Gita. Bhagawad-Gita inspires us to think and to do something new.

The Gita makes us think. It inspires us to question. It encourages debate and keeps our minds open. Anybody who is inspired by Gita will always be compassionate by nature and democratic in temperament: PM Modi at launch of kindle version of Swami Chidbhavananda's Bhagwad Gita

E-books are becoming very famous among the youth. This effort will add more and more youth to the idea of Gita. Today's younger generation must read Bhagwad Gita. The Gita is the form of thoughts that leads you to victory.

At the core of AtamNirbhar Bharat is to create values with wealth, not only for ourselves but also for humanity. We believe that it is better to have a self-sufficient India for the world.

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