Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the completion of 12 years of his tenure, highlighting that PM Modi has made 'service' the core principle of governance, making administration more accountable and transparent. Under his visionary leadership, the benefits of the government's welfare schemes have reached the last person in society, making India emerge as a confident and strong nation.

The historic journey of change and progress during the BJP government's 12 years has been described by Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa as a realization of the collective resolve of 140 crore Indians. He stated that this journey is not just a term of one government but a historical saga of India's transformation, progress, and public welfare. The journey from 'Jan Dhan to Jan Vishwas' has not only strengthened the foundation of an Atmanirbhar Bharat but has also brought pride to the country's cultural heritage and capabilities on the global stage.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized that the changes in India over the past 12 years have always centered around the poor and marginalized. He highlighted the importance of providing respect and opportunities to people through schemes like Swachh Bharat, PM Awas Yojana, and Ayushman Bharat, inspired by the spirit of Antyodaya. These 12 years stand as a strong testament to the unwavering commitment to good governance and putting the nation first, as India moves towards the goal of a developed nation by 2047.

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On the occasion of World Environment Day, addressing a large public gathering at the indoor stadium in Surat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Surat not just as a city but as a 'spirit', praising the awareness, commitment to cleanliness, and development journey of its citizens. He stated that Surat has set an inspiring example for the country in the fields of development, public participation, and environmental protection.

Beginning his address with a greeting to the crowd, he paid tribute to the recently deceased Dr. Kanu Mavani, recalling his social contributions. The Prime Minister appreciated various environmental awareness programs, cleanliness campaigns, rangoli, public awareness activities, and tree planting events organized in Surat on World Environment Day. He mentioned that the people of Surat have given him a 'gift of waste', as over one hundred thousand citizens participated collectively in a cleanliness campaign to make the city clean.

He described this as an excellent example of civic awareness and social responsibility. The Prime Minister urged farmers to reduce dependence on chemical farming and adopt natural farming. He stated that the whole world is moving towards green development, and India should lead this change.

He emphasized that environmental protection is a matter connected to the future of upcoming generations and stressed the need for public participation. The Prime Minister noted that Gujarat had taken visionary initiatives years ago by creating a separate department for climate change. He mentioned the water recycling and treatment projects operating in Surat, stating that the city is doing remarkable work in the field of environmental protection and resource reuse.

He also mentioned that the industrial units in the Hazira area are advancing towards green steel production and green energy. The Prime Minister described Hazira as a successful model of the Atmanirbhar Bharat concept, stating that it is emerging as a significant national center in the fields of energy, steel, manufacturing, and maritime activities. The industrial capacity being developed here is making a significant contribution to the country's economic progress.

The Prime Minister emphasized that modern connectivity is the cornerstone of development in any region. He mentioned various national highways and infrastructure projects, including the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, stating that these will provide extensive benefits to South Gujarat and the entire state. He expressed confidence that development projects worth thousands of crores will give new momentum to the region's economic activities.

During his address, the Prime Minister targeted opposition parties, particularly the Congress, stating that the public is now prioritizing development, stability, and positive politics. He mentioned that the public does not accept politics of chaos and uncertainty. Referring to the support received by the Bharatiya Janata Party in recent local body elections, he described it as a testament to the public's trust.

At the end of his address, the Prime Minister appealed to citizens to actively participate in environmental protection, cleanliness, and development campaigns, stating that if the public takes one step, he will take three steps. He concluded his address by expressing gratitude to the people of Surat.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a visit to Gujarat on June 5, World Environment Day. During this visit, he will present national highway projects worth approximately ₹12,421 crore to South Gujarat.

The program includes the inauguration of two significant packages of the Vadodara-Mumbai Expressway and the foundation laying of four other major road infrastructure projects. These projects are expected to enhance road connectivity, transportation facilities, and economic activities across the state, including South Gujarat. The two packages of the Vadodara-Mumbai Expressway, constructed at a cost of ₹7,689 crore, include the 36-kilometer long Kim-Aena section (Package-6) and the 27.50-kilometer long Gandheva-Aena section (Package-7).

A comprehensive network of major and minor bridges, rail-road bridges, flyovers, and vehicle underpasses has been developed in these projects. To facilitate local commuting, a total of 70 underpasses and 2 interchanges have been constructed. The commencement of these sections of the expressway will provide fast, safe, and uninterrupted traffic flow in the region.

Keeping in mind the convenience of drivers and passengers, a total of 7 modern rest areas are also being developed on both packages. The initiation of the project is expected to increase the speed of goods transportation and reduce logistics costs, benefiting industries. The Prime Minister will also lay the foundation stone for four significant projects of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) worth approximately ₹4,732 crore.

These include: four-laning of the Dhamasia to Bitarda/Movi section under NH-56 (Package-4), four-laning of the Nasarpur to Malotha section under NH-56 (Package-6), construction of a 6-lane vehicle underpass (Reliance Junction) on the Surat-Hazira National Highway (NH-53), and flyover construction including vehicle underpass in the Kavas area, which will improve connectivity to tribal areas and the Statue of Unity. The new four-lane roads being constructed under the upgrade of NH-56 will provide better road connectivity to tribal districts like Narmada, Tapi, Valsad, and Chhota Udaipur. Additionally, these projects will make access to the Statue of Unity more convenient.

The construction of these approximately 107.67 kilometers of roads is expected to reduce travel time by about 40 minutes and increase average vehicle speed by up to 75%. This will particularly benefit farmers, industries, commercial centers, and logistics networks. A 6-lane flyover and underpass will be constructed on the Surat-Hazira National Highway at a cost of approximately ₹149 crore.

This project is considered extremely important for the Hazira port and surrounding industrial areas. The construction of new structures will facilitate faster and smoother movement of heavy goods vehicles, promoting port-based trade and industrial activities.

Additionally, local citizens will benefit from relief from traffic jams and safer commuting. The completion of these national highway projects is expected to provide a new impetus to the transportation network and industrial development in South Gujarat.

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Surat. The administration has accelerated preparations for the grand event to be held at Surat's indoor stadium on June 5, in the presence of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, on the occasion of World Environment Day.

Principal Secretary of the Energy and Petrochemicals Department, Ashwini Kumar, has been appointed as the nodal officer for the event. A review meeting was held under the chairmanship of Principal Secretary Ashwini Kumar with senior officials from the district administration and various departments at the indoor stadium complex. The meeting involved a detailed review of the preparations being made to successfully conduct the Prime Minister's program.

Ashwini Kumar instructed the officials to complete all arrangements related to the event in a timely and organized manner. He mentioned that the program would be attended by the city's distinguished citizens, industrialists, representatives of social organizations, public representatives, and prominent personalities from various fields. During the meeting, information was gathered from officials of various committees regarding the main stage arrangements, stage management, seating arrangements for guests and invitees, banners and hoardings, law and order, traffic management, parking, and other necessary arrangements.

Officials were also instructed to complete all preparations within the stipulated timeframe. The review meeting was attended by District Collector Tejas Parmar, Municipal Commissioner M. Nagarajan, senior police department officials, and senior officials from various departments.

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Gothenburg, May 18. Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a diplomatic appeal to Europe's leading multinational companies to become partners in India's development path and invest significantly while addressing a special and high-profile session of the 'European Round Table for Industry' (ERT) held in Gothenburg, Sweden.

The summit, co-hosted by Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, included CEOs and chairpersons from 55 of the world's most influential companies such as Vodafone, Ericsson, Nokia, Shell, Volvo, Airbus, and Nestlé. Prime Minister Modi presented a special five-tier diplomatic framework to enhance deep industrial and strategic cooperation between India and Europe before the global business community and called on each company to make a new investment commitment to India over the next five years. According to official information shared with digital media, the Prime Minister identified five key sectors to strengthen the diplomatic and economic partnership between the two regions, which include telecom and digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductors, green transition and clean energy, infrastructure and mobility, and healthcare and life sciences.

To accelerate cooperation in these sectors, PM Modi proposed establishing several important diplomatic and institutional mechanisms, including organizing an annual India-Europe CEO Roundtable, forming sector-specific working groups, and setting up a dedicated 'ERT India Desk' or 'India Action Group' to assist European companies operating in India. He praised the recently concluded India-European Union (EU) free trade agreement (FTA), calling it the 'mother of all deals' for trade expansion. Assuring global investors, Prime Minister Modi specifically mentioned India's strong economic progress and the transformative policy reforms made over the past twelve years, which include the successful implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST), insolvency reforms, historic cuts in corporate tax, production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes, and liberalization of foreign direct investment (FDI).

He stated that with a market of 1.4 billion consumers and the world's third-largest startup ecosystem, India is today the brightest star in the global economy. The government is committed to providing full institutional and administrative support to complete each major and flagship project identified through these diplomatic efforts on time, which will provide both economies with new diplomatic strength in the future.

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Dehradun: Due to the ongoing severe geopolitical tensions in West Asia (Middle East), the global supply of gas and petroleum products has been severely affected.

The skyrocketing prices of crude oil are putting additional economic pressure on the Indian economy. To address this crisis, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made a special appeal to the citizens to limit the use of energy resources and refrain from purchasing gold for the next year. Since both fuel and gold need to be imported on a large scale, which requires the country to spend precious foreign currency (dollars), this initiative by the PM is expected to reduce imports, saving not only the country's revenue but also strengthening the Indian rupee in the international market.

Environmental and climate scientists have strongly supported the Prime Minister's 'No Gold, Save Energy' appeal. Scientists believe that the excessive use of energy resources and vehicles has led to smoke emissions, making global warming and climate change a serious challenge worldwide. If the citizens voluntarily reduce energy consumption, it will lead to a significant decrease in carbon emissions.

This exemplary step will not only purify the environment of the plains but will also be extremely beneficial and protective for the health of the melting Himalayan regions and their glaciers due to rising temperatures. Scientists cited the example of the lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, stating that the halt of human and industrial activities during that time allowed the environment to reset (heal) completely. During the lockdown, the Ganga River became completely pollution-free and pure up to Haridwar, there was a historic improvement in air quality, and biodiversity in the Himalayan regions received new life.

Experts say that by adopting PM Modi's appeal, we can voluntarily restore the environment to its former vitality without any restrictions. The adoption of resource conservation by the citizens is expected to strengthen the country's economic health while providing a new lease of life to the fragile Himalayan ecosystem.

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Amid the global energy crisis arising from increasing tensions in West Asia and breaking supply chains, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to citizens to save petrol, diesel, and gold. According to the International Energy Agency, over 40 countries have already taken such strict measures before India.

Neighboring countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka have re-adopted the work-from-home culture to save energy. Measures such as petrol rationing, reduction in office hours, and promotion of public transport have been implemented at war level to stabilize the faltering economy. Each country is formulating its strategy to tackle the energy crisis.

In Sri Lanka, there is a four-day work week and a rule to turn off street lights in the evening, while in Bangladesh, the AC temperature has been fixed at 25°C. In Pakistan, markets are being closed by 8 PM, and Nepal has set a fuel quota for government vehicles. China is relying heavily on electric vehicles and solar energy to reduce its dependence.

Countries like Jordan and Indonesia have even imposed temporary bans on non-essential official foreign travel to safeguard foreign exchange reserves. PM Modi's appeal aims to protect the country from economic recession and strengthen the domestic currency. The government wants citizens to promote tourism within the country instead of traveling abroad, ensuring that money remains with Indian traders.

The rationale behind the appeal to save petrol and diesel is that despite the surge in global prices, the government has not burdened the public, but it is essential to reduce consumption to maintain this. In India, there are also considerations to reduce the fleet of ministers and implement systems like odd-even in the future to ensure the country's economic pace remains secure during this period of global uncertainty.

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On May 11, a grand event named 'Somnath Amrit Mahotsav' was organized to commemorate the historic occasion of the 75th anniversary of the renovation of the Somnath Temple, the first among the twelve Jyotirlingas. Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended this glorious celebration.

This festival marks the 75th anniversary of the consecration and inauguration of the temple, which was reconstructed by Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of independent India, on May 11, 1951. On this occasion, the Prime Minister emphasized the nation's progress and the revival of cultural pride.

During the event, he performed worship of Lord Mahadev in the sanctum sanctorum of the Somnath Temple with full rituals. He participated in special religious ceremonies organized by the temple trust and prayed for the welfare of the people through water offerings. The Prime Minister greeted the devotees present in the temple complex and recalled the historical significance of this sacred site.

Senior officials of the temple trust and several dignitaries were also present, creating a divine and devotional atmosphere. In his address, the Prime Minister stated that the Somnath Temple is a living symbol of India's unwavering faith and the power of reconstruction. He expressed pride that a temple which has faced numerous attempts of destruction in history now inspires the new generation with its grandeur.

Through the Amrit Mahotsav, future generations are being introduced to India's spiritual glory and the contributions of Dr. Rajendra Prasad and Sardar Patel. The temple complex has been specially decorated with lights and flowers as part of the festival, attracting the attention of devotees.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a sharp attack on Congress, accusing it of blaming 'the whole world' for its electoral defeats due to its arrogance and alleging that it betrayed its ally DMK in Tamil Nadu. While addressing a public meeting near HAL Airport in Bengaluru, he stated that while the BJP is achieving electoral victories, Congress, which had over 400 seats about 40 years ago, has failed to cross the 100-seat mark in the last three Lok Sabha elections.

He criticized Congress for its arrogance, stating that it blames the Constitution, democracy, constitutional institutions, and courts for its failures, and noted that he has never seen any mainstream political party behave in such a manner. He mentioned that Congress is so deep in its defeat that it has no option but to resort to abusive language. He emphasized that the welfare of the people is everything for BJP governments, highlighting that 250 million people have risen out of poverty.

He stated that the BJP's slogan is 'Sabka Kalyan' (Welfare for All) and its model is 'Good Governance', which is why people are giving the BJP a chance to serve them again. He pointed out that Congress governments in the states do not return to power for a second term, as dissatisfaction among the people begins within a year of their coming to power, attributing this to Congress's tendency to deceive. He remarked that Congress's guarantees are also false and that there is no chapter on 'Good Governance' in Congress's book.

He noted that in Karnataka, the government has spent most of its time resolving internal conflicts rather than addressing people's problems, leaving uncertainty about the Chief Minister's tenure. Modi also mentioned that during the election process in Tamil Nadu, Congress's ecosystem in Delhi was trying to mislead the country, and despite the results being declared on May 4, a government has yet to be formed in Kerala. He commented that this ecosystem remains silent regarding Kerala and is uncertain about whether they will have two chief ministers for five years or one each year.

He accused Congress of betraying its own leaders after making promises, citing examples from Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, and stated that the same is happening in Karnataka and Kerala. He expressed surprise at the situation in Himachal Pradesh, where Congress is unable to pay its employees. Modi stated that in Telangana, farmers are being driven to suicide, and wherever Congress is in power, either the treasury is looted for appeasement politics or there are internal disputes over the looted money.

He concluded by stating that Congress has become identified as a deceitful party, and whenever it gets a chance, it betrays its own leaders, emphasizing that there is no one whom Congress has not betrayed. He noted that Congress had a strong relationship with DMK for 30 years, and it was due to this alliance that Congress remained in power. However, he pointed out that despite this long-standing relationship and DMK's consistent support for Congress, as soon as the power dynamics shifted, Congress betrayed DMK.

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The history of the Somnath temple, regarded as an eternal symbol of faith, courage, and Indian civilization, is once again in the spotlight. The 'Somnath Swabhimaan Parv' is being organized this year to commemorate 1,000 years since the first attack on the temple and the 75th anniversary of its reopening after reconstruction.

On this occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive at the Somnath temple on May 11. Located in Prabhas Patan on the Saurashtra coast of Gujarat, the Somnath temple is considered the first and most sacred among the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. This temple, described in the Shiva Purana, is a major center for the worship of Lord Shiva, Lord Krishna, and Shakti.

The Dwadash Jyotirlinga Stotra also places Somnath at the top, reflecting its supreme identity in India's spiritual and cultural heritage. The history of the Somnath temple is a remarkable tale of struggle and reconstruction. The first major attack on this temple occurred in 1026.

Subsequently, from the 11th to the 18th century, the temple was destroyed and looted multiple times, but each time devotees and kings rebuilt it. In the 12th century, King Kumarpal oversaw the temple's reconstruction. Later, the king of Junagadh and the Maratha queen Ahilyabai Holkar of Indore also gave the Somnath temple a new identity.

After independence, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, known as the Iron Man of India, visited the ruins of Somnath in 1947 and resolved to reconstruct it, believing that its rebuilding would restore India's cultural confidence. Following this, the current temple was constructed in the Kailash Mahameru Prasad architectural style with public participation and national resolve. On May 11, 1951, India's first President, Rajendra Prasad, reopened the temple.

Today, 75 years later, Somnath remains a symbol of India's faith, pride, and spiritual strength. The story of Somnath is not limited to the temple itself but also includes the heroes who sacrificed their lives to protect it, notably Veer Hamirji Gohil, who is believed to have died defending the temple during the attack by Zafar Khan in 1299. The 'Somnath Swabhimaan Parv' is a celebration of India's unwavering faith and cultural renaissance.

This event serves as a reminder of the first attack in 1026 while also conveying the message of India's cultural rebirth through the reopening of the temple in 1951. Prime Minister Modi, who is also the president of the Somnath Trust, has described the temple as a symbol of India's 'invincible spirit.' He announced that special prayers will be held at Somnath for the next 1,000 days under the mantra of 'both development and heritage.' The Prime Minister has also urged people to visit Somnath during this historic period. In January 2026, Prime Minister Modi participated in the Somnath Swabhimaan Parv, during which the Omkar mantra was chanted for 72 hours, and special prayers were conducted for the prosperity of the nation.

A grand valor procession with 108 horses was also held in Prabhas Patan, dedicated to the warriors who protected the temple. A special train was launched on April 30, 2026, under the 'Chalo Chalen Somnath' campaign from Safdarjung Railway Station in Delhi, with over 1,300 devotees participating. The journey reached Somnath on May 1, where rituals, cultural programs, and a light and sound show were organized.

This magnificent temple, located by the Arabian Sea, is adorned with a 150-foot high spire topped with a 10-ton kalash. The temple complex features 1,666 golden kalash and 14,200 flags, enhancing its grandeur. Every year, 9.2 to 9.7 million devotees visit for darshan.

The Somnath Trust is not limited to religious activities but also plays a significant role in education, health, women's empowerment, and environmental conservation. The Trust runs computer education, sewing, digital literacy, and employment training programs for rural youth and women. Initiatives like 'School on Wheels' are bringing digital education to villages.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Trust provided assistance of ₹8.73 crore during the first wave and ₹2.21 crore during the second wave, along with a contribution of ₹1 crore to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. It also worked on establishing oxygen plants, providing medical assistance, and delivering rations to needy families. Somnath was declared a 'Clean Iconic Place' in 2018.

Here, vermicompost is made from temple flowers, power blocks are created from plastic waste, and approximately 3 million liters of water are recycled each month. A Miyawaki forest with 7,200 trees absorbs about 93,000 kilograms of carbon dioxide annually. In the field of women's empowerment, Somnath has become a model, with 262 women among the 906 employees of the temple trust.

Women play significant roles in everything from Bilva forest management to prasad distribution and food service. A total of 363 women have been directly employed, earning an annual income of approximately ₹9 crore.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the BJP's victory in the West Bengal assembly elections as memorable and expressed gratitude to the state's people, assuring them of every possible effort to fulfill their aspirations. On Monday, he attributed the BJP-National Democratic Alliance's (NDA) victories in the assembly elections of Assam and Puducherry to the party's good governance and the hard work of its workers, thanking the people of these states.

He assured the people of Kerala and Tamil Nadu that the party would work on their issues and expressed gratitude to party workers and voters who supported the party for their tireless efforts in the elections. Modi congratulated actor Vijay's party TVK and the United Democratic Front (UDF) in Kerala for their victories. In a series of posts on social media commenting on the assembly elections, he noted that the lotus has bloomed in West Bengal.

He stated that the 2026 assembly elections in West Bengal would always be remembered, highlighting the victory of the people's power and the success of the BJP's governance politics. He saluted every citizen of West Bengal, mentioning that the people had given the BJP a magnificent mandate. Assuring them of living up to this mandate, he committed that the party would make every effort to fulfill the dreams and aspirations of the people of West Bengal, promising a government that ensures opportunities and respect for all sections of society.

Modi acknowledged that the record-breaking victory of the BJP in West Bengal would not have been possible without the efforts and struggles of countless workers over generations. He saluted all those who have worked hard at the grassroots level, faced various difficulties, and communicated about the party's development agenda, calling them the strength of the party. He credited the BJP alliance's victory in Assam to all BJP-NDA workers who have tirelessly worked among the people, noting that the progress of the party and alliance over the past decade is commendable.

He stated that their efforts have allowed the positive agenda to find a place in the hearts of the people. Commenting on the alliance's success in Puducherry, he expressed pride in the NDA workers in Puducherry for their extraordinary grassroots efforts, stating that they have consistently engaged with the public and elaborated on the party's vision and achievements, which is why the people have blessed them once again. Modi expressed heartfelt gratitude to the voters in Tamil Nadu who supported the NDA in the assembly elections, stating that they would always remain at the forefront of solving the people's problems and improving their living standards.

He also congratulated actor Vijay's party TVK for their impressive performance, stating that the central government would make every effort for the progress and welfare of Tamil Nadu's people. Modi thanked all those who voted for the BJP-NDA in Kerala, stating that they would continue to raise important issues for Kerala's progress and work hard to realize the dream of a developing Kerala. He also congratulated the UDF for their victory in Kerala, affirming that the central government would always support the developmental aspirations of the people of Kerala.

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On April 29, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Shri Kashi Vishwanath Dham during a road show in his parliamentary constituency of Kashi. Residents and BJP workers welcomed him with conch shells, drums, and flower petals at various locations.

Meanwhile, the second phase of voting is ongoing in Bengal, making the Prime Minister's visit to Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple particularly significant. At Shri Vishwanath Dham, the sound of damru and the conch shells welcomed Prime Minister Modi. The BJP had set up five points along the route from Bareka to Kashi Vishwanath Temple for his welcome.

At these points, BJP workers welcomed him with drums and conch shells while showering rose petals. Ministers, public representatives, BJP officials, workers, and the people of Kashi were present at these five points, which included Manduadih, Police Line, Lahurabir, Maidagin, Chowk, and the Kashi Vishwanath Temple gate.

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