On the 111th broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popular radio program 'Mann Ki Baat,' BJP workers from Chas Nagar North listened attentively at their respective booths. The session was attended by Chas Nagar North President Pannalal Kandu and City In-Charge cum District General Secretary Sanjay Tyagi at booth number 392.
Prime Minister Modi addressed the nation through All India Radio, expressing gratitude to the citizens for their faith in democratic systems. He highlighted the significance of June 30 as 'Hul Diwas,' commemorating the indomitable courage of Sidho and Kanhu, who resisted British oppression in 1855 by mobilizing thousands of Santhals in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana. Modi honored their supreme sacrifice, noting that their legacy continues to inspire.
Modi also mentioned the special campaign launched on World Environment Day, 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' (A Tree in Mother's Name). He urged people to plant a tree in honor of their mothers or in their memory. The Prime Minister expressed delight at seeing individuals share photos of planting trees with their mothers or their mothers' pictures on social media.
In his address, Modi emphasized the unprecedented expansion of forest cover in India over the past decade. He also mentioned the creation of over 60,000 'Amrit Sarovars' (immortal lakes) across the country during the 'Amrit Mahotsav' celebrations.
The event was attended by local BJP leaders and workers, including Pannalal Kandu, Rajesh Ghoshal, Pintu Pal, Senti Kandu, Dharmendra Bauri, Geeta Devi, Mamta Devi, Tarubala Devi, Balika Devi, Pinky Devi, Bajrang Kandu, Ajit Sharma, and Harekrishna among others.
