During his monthly radio show, ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised the necessity of self-discipline and self-awareness in the fight against the new Covid-19 form, Omicron. Scientists are continually examining the new variety, according to the PM, and the government is working on their recommendations. He stated that citizen participation is critical in combating the worldwide epidemic. In this circumstance, self-awareness and self-discipline are our greatest assets in combating this Corona variety. Only our combined might will be able to destroy Corona, and it is with this sense of duty that we must approach 2022.”
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This comes only one day after the Prime Minister promised immunisation for children aged 15 and above, as well as booster doses for health-care and front-line employees, as well as adults over 60 with specified health problems. “Crossing the 140 million vaccine dosage threshold is an achievement of every Indian,” Modi added, referring to the country’s immunisation effort. This demonstrates that every Indian has faith in the system; faith in science and scientists; and faith in the resolve of those who are executing their societal obligations.”
The PM discussed the tragic chopper disaster in which CDS General Bipin Rawat, his wife, and 12 defence men died on the 84th episode of his radio show. He praised Shaurya Chakra awardee Group Captain Varun Singh, the lone survivor who died a week later from his injuries, for his humility and efforts to motivate new pupils. When he had free time to celebrate, he expressed worry for future generations. He didn’t brag about his bravery; instead, he talked about how he turned his flaws into strengths.”
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He discussed people’s individual efforts to contribute to the Swachh Bharat project. He also outlined the different steps taken by government agencies and ministries to digitise outdated data, clear the junkyard, and repurpose it as a wellness centre, restaurant, and other facilities. The Prime Minister praised the Arunachal Pradesh Airgun Surrender Campaign for putting an end to indiscriminate bird killing. According to him, around 1600 airguns had been surrendered. He also discussed individual and institutional initiatives to promote Indian culture and safeguard old art forms from extinction.
