PM Modi’s message in the 129th episode of Mann Ki Baat, said – 2025 has given new confidence to India

digital desk- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on Sunday through the 129th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program. This was the last ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program of the year 2025. In his address, the Prime Minister said that India is fully prepared to move forward with new hopes, new resolutions and strong self-confidence. He said that the past year was full of achievements and proud moments for India. Prime Minister Modi said that 2025 has associated the country with many big successes. India made its strong identity in front of the world in areas like security, science, culture and environment. He said that India today not only sees dreams, but also has the ability to fulfill them.

Mentioned about Operation Sindoor

Making special mention of ‘Operation Sindoor’, PM Modi said that this campaign became a symbol of pride for every Indian. He said that the world clearly saw that today’s India does not make any compromise with its security. During this operation, feelings of love and respect for Mother India were seen from different corners of the world. Talking about cultural pride, the Prime Minister said that on the completion of 150 years of ‘Vande Mataram’, an amazing feeling of patriotism was seen across the country. He said that in 2025, faith, culture and heritage of India will emerge together.

The organization and preparations of Mahakumbh surprised the whole world – PM Modi

The grand event of Prayagraj Mahakumbh at the beginning of the year stunned the entire world, while at the end of the year the historic flag hoisting ceremony at the Ram temple in Ayodhya filled every Indian with pride. Referring to the achievements of science and space sector, Prime Minister Modi said that India took a big leap in this field. He described Shubhanshu Shukla’s reaching the International Space Station as a historic achievement for the country. Also talking about the progress made towards environmental protection, he said that the number of leopards in India has now increased to more than 30, which is a symbol of the success of wildlife conservation.