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#Independence Day2024 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi Delivers Longest Speech; Bats For Secular UCC, One Nation One Election ;’Viksit Bharat 2047′ Not Just Words
Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his longest Independence Day speech at 98 minutes as he addressed the country from the ramparts of historic Red Fort.
Modi’s Independence Day speeches have been longer than any other prime minister in India’s history.
His longest I-day speech before Thursday was 96 minutes in 2016 while his shortest speech was in 2017 when he spoke for around 56 minutes.
On the 78th Independence Day, Modi also became the prime minister to hoist the tricolour on Independence Day and deliver a speech for the third highest time.
Modi delivered his first Independence Day speech in 2014, which lasted for 65 minutes.
His speech in 2015 lasted for about 88 minutes. This was Modi’s 11th address as PM and his first after taking charge for a third term.
In 2018, Modi addressed from the ramparts of the Red Fort for 83 minutes. Subsequently, in 2019, he spoke for nearly 92 minutes, which was his second-longest to date.
In 2020 Modi’s I-day address lasted for 90 minutes
IN his address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a strong pitch for ‘one nation, one election’ and urged political parties to come forward to realise the dream while contending that frequent polls were creating hurdles in the nation’s progress.
He said extensive consultations have been held across the country on the issue and all political parties have given their views while a committee has submitted an excellent report.
“Frequent elections are creating hurdles in the progress of the nation. It has become easy to link any scheme/initiative with elections. There are elections somewhere every three to six months. Every work is linked to elections,” Modi said from the ramparts of the Red Fort.
He called for discussion on the implementation of a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India, describing the current civil code as “communal” and advocating for a “secular” alternative.
“There should be discussions on the Uniform Civil Code. The present civil code appears to be ‘communal’. India needs a ‘secular’ civil code. It is need of hour to have a secular civil code and do away with discriminatory communal civil code,” he said.
PM Narendra Modi said that the ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ is not mere words and that are reflection of resolve and dreams of 140 crore people.
“We are capable of making India developed nation by 2047 with our resolve,” Modi said in his address on Independence Day.
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"Liberty Under Attack - At Home And Abroad," says Biden on US Independence Day
In an Independence Day speech overwhelmed by a mass shooting at a holiday parade in a Chicago suburb, US President Joe Biden sought to strike an optimistic note of unity. Addressing a July 4 barbecue for service members at the White House, Biden expressed confidence in America's ability to overcome what he called "unsettling" times. "The economy is expanding, but not without difficulty. Liberty is under attack, both at home and abroad "Biden stated. "In recent days, there has been cause to suppose that this country is regressing, that freedom has been reduced, and that rights that we assumed were shielded are no longer protected." Biden was referring to a string of Supreme Court decisions that overturned the 50-year-old governmental right to abortion, expanded gun rights for those who want to carry them in general populace, and limited the government's ability to combat climate change. "I know it can be emotionally draining and unsettling, but I want you to know tonight that we're heading to get through this," he added. Biden made only a passing mention to the morning shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, in which a shooter opened fire on a parade with a high-powered rifle, killing six people and injuring two dozen more. In an earlier statement, he denounced the "senseless" act of violence and vowed to continue fighting what he called America's "gun violence epidemic." Read the full article
