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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a 2-day visit to Poland. He will be in Poland on 21 and 22 August and after that he will leave for Ukraine on 23 August. Meanwhile, he addressed the people of the Indian community in Poland. He said that whatever India does becomes a record and becomes history. Along with this, he also talked about making India the third largest economy in the world. During this, people were seen listening to his speech carefully.
PM Modi talked to the people of the Indian community. Seeing him, people first raised slogans of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’. After this, PM Modi addressed the Indians for a long time. During this, PM Modi talked about starting the Jam Saheb Youth Memorial Program, Space Day and many records of India. He said that people equal to one-third of the population of Poland travel by metro every day in India.
National Space Day
More than 25 thousand Indians live in Poland. PM Modi further said that friends, whatever India does. It becomes a new record. It becomes a history. India had launched more than 100 satellites simultaneously. This is also a record in itself. Now two days later, i.e. on 23 August, it is National Space Day. On this day, India landed its Chandrayaan on the South Pole of the Moon. India has reached where no other country could reach and the name of that place is Shivshakti.
Situations are changing
Along with this, PM Modi also said that India is the third largest startup ecosystem in the world. But according to the population, India’s share in global development was not that much earlier. In the year 2023, India’s contribution to global development has been more than 16 percent. Now the situation is changing rapidly. India is not far from becoming the third largest economy in the world. I have promised the people of the country that India will become the third largest economy in my third term.
Descendant of the royal family wrote a letter to the Prime Minister
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a two-day visit to Poland these days. The PM on Wednesday visited the Jam Saheb of Nawanagar Memorial in Warsaw, Poland and paid tribute. Here is a statue of Maharaja Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja of Nawanagar, who gave shelter to hundreds of Polish children during the Second World War. On this, Jam Saheb Shatrushiyasinhji Digvijaysinhji Jadeja, a descendant of the Jamnagar royal family, also thanked PM Modi by writing a letter.
On this occasion, Jam Saheb Wing Commander Shatrushiyasinhji Digvijaysinhji Jadeja of Nawanagar shared his happiness that the Prime Minister interacted with his extended family in Poland. He also discussed his deep respect for the unimaginable trials and sufferings endured by the Polish people. He said in a written statement that these prudent expressions of the Prime Minister reflect the spirit and humanity of Maharaja Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja.
Made this request to PM Modi
On paying tribute at the memorial of Digvijay Singhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja, he also praised the PM’s thoughts and his gestures. Along with this, he also told that to carry forward the legacy and strengthen the historical ties between the people of India and Poland, he also requested the Prime Minister to consider establishing youth, student and cultural exchange between the two countries.
PM Modi shared pictures
Paying tribute to Digvijay Singhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja at the Jam Saheb Memorial, the PM has also shared pictures on the social media platform. Along with this, he wrote that Jam Saheb is an important foundation of a just and peaceful world of humanity and compassion. He also told that Jam Saheb is remembered in Poland as Dobri Maharaja.
Gujarat CM also posted
Regarding this, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel also welcomed this visit and posted in Gujarati language on the social media platform ‘X’ saying that the role of Gujarat in the relations between India and Poland is preserved in golden letters in the pages of history. This visit of the Prime Minister will further strengthen the relations between India and Poland.
