Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 28th Conference of Speakers and Presiding Officers of Commonwealth Countries in the Parliament House complex. This important conference was presided over by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. It was attended by 61 Speakers and Presiding Officers from 42 Commonwealth countries around the world, as well as representatives from 4 semi-autonomous parliaments. This conference became a big platform towards strengthening democracy, parliamentary traditions and mutual cooperation.
PM Modi spoke on India’s democratic journey
In his address, Prime Minister Modi highlighted the historical importance of the Central Hall of Parliament. He said that this is the place where the Constituent Assembly meetings were held in the last phase of independence and the Constitution of India was drafted. After independence, this building served the country as the Parliament of India for about 75 years. Now this historical place Constituent Assembly Has been named, which is dedicated to the democracy of India.
PM’s interesting statement on the role of speaker
PM Modi also said an interesting thing in his speech. He said that the speaker does not often get a chance to speak, but his real job is to listen carefully to everyone and give equal opportunity to everyone. The biggest quality of a speaker is patience. No matter how noisy the House is, the Speaker handles every situation with a smile. This statement of PM was highly appreciated.
India’s strength and global identity
Referring to India’s achievements, PM Modi said that India is today the fastest growing large economy in the world. India’s UPI has become the world’s largest digital payment system. India is number one in vaccine production, second in steel production, third in startup ecosystem and aviation market. Along with this, India’s rail and metro network is also included in the world’s largest network.
what is the real meaning of democracy
The Prime Minister said that the real identity of India’s democracy is that the benefits of development reach the last person. The government is working without any discrimination, in the spirit of public welfare. The result of this is that in the last few years about 25 crore people have come out of the poverty line. This is the biggest success of democracy.
Message from Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla in his address said that India, being the world’s largest democracy, is committed to promoting democratic dialogue and cooperation. He said that in the journey of more than seven decades of Parliament, democracy has been strengthened through public welfare policies.
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broad message of the conference
This conference is not only a platform to share parliamentary experiences, but also gives the message that democracy becomes stronger only when dialogue, cooperation and public interest are kept paramount. This event, hosted by India, has emerged as an inspiration for global democracy.
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