Will give gift to Madhya Pradesh, environment of celebration across the country:

Today, the Prime Minister of the country Narendra Modi has turned 75 years old. There is an atmosphere of celebration across the country on this special occasion. While the government is starting many new schemes, the common people are also making this day special in their own way. This day is being celebrated not just a birthday, but a day of resolution of service and development.

These gifts will be given to the country on their birthday

On this occasion, Prime Minister Modi himself is visiting Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. From here, he will give the country a gift of many new schemes. Among them, the ‘healthy women -powerful family’ campaign is the most special, under which 75,000 health camps will be set up across the country by October 2. Apart from this, he will also start ‘8th National Nutrition Month’. Also, the foundation of a large textile park in Dhar will also be laid, which is expected to create new employment opportunities for thousands of people.

From President to common people, wishes

President Draupadi Murmu congratulated Prime Minister Modi on his birthday and praised his leadership. He said that PM Modi has created a new culture of achieving big goals in the country with his hard work and today the world also trusts his guidance. All the big leaders including Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and BJP President JP Nadda wished him a long and healthy life.

Unique enthusiasm showed across the country

There was a lot of enthusiasm among the people about the Prime Minister’s birthday.

• Huge poster in Surat: In Surat, Gujarat, people congratulated PM Modi by creating a very big poster on a special cloth and hoisting the biggest tricolor.
• Sand artwork in Puri: Sand artist Sudarshan Patnaik in Odisha created a beautiful artwork of PM Modi using 750 lotus flowers on the beach of Puri.
• Garba in Ahmedabad: On the eve of the birthday in Ahmedabad, a map of India was made with flowers and people celebrated the ‘Namotsav’ by playing garba around it.

If blood donation camps are being set up somewhere in different corners of the country, cleanliness campaigns are being carried out, which shows that people are celebrating this day as ‘Seva Divas’.