Prime Minister #Modi has returned home after completing his tour of 3 European countries
Prime Minister Narendra #Modi returned to Delhi yesterday after concluding his three-day visit to three European countries.
Prime Minister Narendra #Modi will pay a three-day visit to Germany, Denmark and France from the 2nd of this month. During his visit to the Danish capital, Prime Minister #Modi held talks with the leaders of Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland. Prime Minister #Modi left for Denmark 3 days ago as the 2nd leg of his European tour. There he met with the country's Prime Minister, Mete Frederickson, and held bilateral talks and signed key agreements.
Prime Minister #Modi attended the 2nd #Indo #Nordic Summit in Copenhagen yesterday. Prime Minister #Modi was accompanied by the Prime Ministers of Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland. The conference discussed a variety of issues, including the post-Corona economic recovery, climate change, technology, renewable energy, and global security conditions. Prime Minister Narendra #Modi arrived in Delhi yesterday after concluding a three-day visit to three European countries.
Everyone should be proud of the world's faith in India: Prime Minister #Modi's speech at the International Business Conference
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra #Modi has said that slavery to foreign goods should be reduced and people should reduce their purchases of foreign #goods #and every Indian should be proud of the world's faith in our country. He said this is something I realized during a recent trip abroad.
Prime Minister #Modi yesterday inaugurated the conference of the Jain International Business Organization via video. Then he said, we must reduce the use of foreign goods. Slavery on foreign goods must be reduced as we celebrate the 75th Independence Day. Need to find new ways to export. We need to create awareness in the local markets about this as well. Develop environmentally friendly products
People should reduce their purchases of foreign goods. The country today promotes talent, trade and technology as much as possible. Change is inevitable when the state has the support of the people and the determination to try. Young people, entrepreneurs, need to invest in organic farming, food processing, technology and healthcare. You should see the government's e-Market Plus #portal# which has 40 lakh sellers registered. Most of them belong to farmers and self-help groups. People believe in this new system.
People from remote villages, small shopkeepers and self-help groups can sell their wares directly to the government. The functioning of the state is transparent. Every Indian should be proud of the world's faith in our country. I realized this during a recent trip abroad. The world has recognized India's efforts in world peace, prosperity, solutions to global problems and strengthening the global supply chain. The dawn of a new India unites everyone. #Thus he spoke.
Who has the executive power of Delhi? - Supreme Court order to shift to constitutional session: First trial to begin on May 11
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has directed that the case over who has the executive power in the capital Delhi be transferred to a five-judge constitutional bench. The investigation will begin on the 11th.
There have been a series of clashes between the central government and the Delhi government over administrative power in Delhi. Already in 2018, the Supreme Court had ruled that all departments except the police and public order were dependent on the Delhi government. Thereafter, the Central Government made important legislative amendments regarding devolution; The Delhi government had filed a petition in the Supreme Court against this, and the hearing on the petition was held at the Chief Justice's session of the Supreme Court.
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