Our biggest enemy is dependence on other countries: PM Modi
According to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the world’s most populous nation needs to become self-sufficient for the sake of world peace, stability, and prosperity. “We will lose our self-respect if we continue to rely on others,” he added. We cannot let others decide the fate of our 1.4 billion compatriots. Dependency on others cannot be the solution to the nation’s progress. Future generations’ futures cannot be jeopardized. Having an independent India is the only remedy for a hundred problems.
“India is progressing today with the spirit of being a ‘global brother’ (Vishwabandhu,” he continued. There are no significant adversaries in the world. Our reliance on other nations is our greatest enemy. This is our greatest adversary, and we must work together to vanquish this enemy of India—the enemy of reliance. We have to say this again and again. The country’s failure increases with its level of foreign dependence.
PM Modi is on a one-day visit to Gujarat. He reached Bhavnagar around 10 am. After this, he conducted a roadshow from the airport to Jawahar Ground.
The PM then virtually launched and set the groundwork for development projects in Saurashtra and Gujarat, totalling crores of dollars, in addition to Bhavnagar.
The Gujarat Maritime Board, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, and other state maritime boards are involved in these initiatives. PM will thereafter survey Dholera Airport as well.
In Lothal, Ahmedabad, he will also pay a visit to the National Marine Heritage Complex (NMHC).
In Lothal, Ahmedabad district, PM Modi will pay a visit to the National Marine Heritage Complex (NMHC). At this point, he will also examine other finished projects. The development of the NMHC project is costing 4,500 crore rupees.
Lothal, located in the Ahmedabad region, was formerly a significant Indus Valley Civilisation trade hub. Lothal served as a port and a ship repair facility some 5,000 years ago. In Lothal, which has seen the history of this ancient Indus Valley civilisation, the National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) is currently under construction.
PM Modi virtually inaugurates Mumbai International Cruise Terminal.
The modern Mumbai International Cruise Terminal (MICT) was virtually opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi from Bhavnagar. It was built as part of the ‘Cruise Bharat Mission’ and is the biggest cruise terminal in the nation. The MICT can accommodate 10 lakh passengers annually and is spread across about 4.15 lakh square feet.
Five cruise ships will be able to dock simultaneously at this terminal. 72 check-in and immigration counters have been constructed for the convenience of travellers. “Mumbai has a rich maritime history, and this terminal is a big step towards making India a global cruise tourism hub,” said Sarbananda Sonowal, Union Minister of Ports, Shipping, and Waterways.
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