Published 11:34 IST, September 30th 2019
Mann Ki Baat: PM Narendra Modi emphasises on women empowerment
PM Modi addressed Nari Shakti in his Mann Ki Baat, focusing on women who build a better India. He urged citizens to share stories using #BharatKiLaxmi.
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After returning to Delhi from the US visit, on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed various topics including e-cigarettes, Lata Mangeshkar, plastic ban, 'Bharat ki Laxmi' in his 'Mann Ki Baat' programme. This was PM Modi's first address after the visit. His special focus was on women empowerment and urged citizens to share stories of women achievers with the hashtag #BharatKiLaxmi. Soon enough, it began trending online.
PM's #BharatKiLaxmi trending
In his address, PM Mod tweeted, “This Diwali, Let us celebrate Bharat ki Laxmi.” Social media buzzed with women from all spheres making their mark towards a better country.
This Diwali, let us salute the indomitable Nari Shakti of India.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 29, 2019
Let us make this year’s Diwali about #BharatKiLaxmi.
To know more, hear this. #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/G29eq2YBcx
Twitter boomed with an appreciation for women from all walks of life, who strive towards making the country better one step a time.
Prime Minister @narendramodi urges the nation to recognise, celebrate, honour & felicitate our daughters through public ceremonies and on the social media through #BharatKiLaxmi campaign. #MannKiBaat#PMOnAIR pic.twitter.com/ByTp5RNYF0
— ALL INDIA RADIO (@AkashvaniAIR) September 29, 2019
A twitter user posted the achievement of Rajkumari Devi, known as Kisan Chachi, who cycles through villages to share her tips on kitchen farming and of entrepreneurship in rural women.
Rajkumari Devi, a farmer, popularly known as Kisan Chachi, cycles across many villages to share her expert tips on kitchen farming and instills the spirit of entrepreneurship in rural women. #BharatKiLaxmi #PadmaAwards pic.twitter.com/IHrXRxXNXK
— Modi Bharosa (@ModiBharosa) September 29, 2019
Another tweeted about Harika Dronavilli, the second Indian woman after Humpy Koneru to attain the women's grandmaster title. She was also awarded the Arjuna Award in 2007-2008 by the Indian government.
Saalumarada Thimmakka, known as Alada Marada Thimakka who planted 385 banyan trees between Hulikal and Kudur highway stretch, said a twitter user in his post.
One tweeted about a dancer, 54-year old Narthaki Nataraj from Tamil Nadu, who became the first transgender to win the fourth highest civilian award the Padma Shri.
PM Modi's push towards women empowerment
Twitterati also posted pictures with their daughters, sisters, and mothers thanking them for their unwavering support. Some tweeted about high achieving Sportswomen or environmentalists. In his Mann K Baat programme he pushed towards organising programmes to felicitate daughters of the country. Prime Minister Modi completed his six-day US visit and attended the mega Howdy Modi event on the very first day of his arrival in the US. He addressed 50,000 Indian Americans at the NRG Stadium in Houston along with US President Donald Trump.
09:07 IST, September 30th 2019