What our brave soldiers can do, the world has seen in Ladakh : PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi

New Delhi – Invoking the resolve exhibited by the soldiers in defending the country’s borders in Ladakh recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his 74th Independence Day speech, said that from the Line of Control (LoC) with Pakistan to the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, India is committed to defending its sovereignty.

(Courtesy: Hindustan Times)

The Prime Minister said India is capable of tackling the challenges, whether it is terrorism or expansionism. “Even amidst all these disasters,” he said, referring to the global pandemic, “there have been ill-attempts to challenge the country’s power on the borders”. “From LoC to LAC, anyone who has cast eyes on the sovereignty of the country, the country’s forces, our brave soldiers have responded to them in their own language”.

PM declares National Digital Health Mission

Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled an ambitious National Digital Health Mission under which every Indian will get a health ID that will ease access to medical services. In his Independence Day address from the ramparts of the Red Fort, the Prime Minister said the health ID will store every individual’s medical records and the Mission will herald a new revolution in the health sector.

Salient features of National Digital Health Mission

Now, the people will have eSANJEEVANI website which is handy. You can reach this through Google and do the following.

  1.  Opt for patient’s registration.
  2.  Type your mobile no. and get OTP to get into the website.
  3.  Enter patient details and district.
  4.  Now, you will be connected to a doctor online.
  5.  Then, through video, you can consult the doctor for your any health problem.
  6.  A doctor will prescribe medicine online.
  7.  You can show that in medical pharmacy shop and get medicine.

This is totally free. Quacks will not be there. You can use this service every day from 10 am to 3 pm only. Including Sunday.

Now ‘Make in India’ to ‘Make for the World’

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the country must not only ‘Make in India’ but also ‘Make for the World’. The new phrase was coined during his address to the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort in New Delhi on the occasion of India’s 74th Independence Day. PM Modi reiterated the importance of becoming self-reliant, saying it was not just a word but a mantra Indians should follow. He added that self-reliance would help increase India’s share in the world economy.

“It is necessary for us to make India self-reliant. In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, Indians must resolve to become ‘self-reliant’. This is not just a word, but a mantra for the people,” PM Modi said.