Luminaries from various fields lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visionary address from the Red Fort. Prominent personalities, including scholars, athletes, business leaders, and artists, share their insights on key themes such as nation-building, empowerment, and economic progress.
A number of distinguished Indians spanning various domains have commended the Prime Minister's Independence Day speech delivered from the Red Fort's historic ramparts. Prominent figures, including Padma Awardees, scholars, technology and business leaders, prominent female professionals, actors, and athletes shared their thoughts during the event, praising the visionary content of the address.
Anil Bharadwaj, the Secretary General of FISME, resonated with the Prime Minister's perspective on Demography, Democracy, and Diversity, often referred to as the 3Ds, as it pertains to India's MSME community.
Prof Anil Sahasrabudhe, Chairman of the National Education Technology Forum, expounded on how these three D's are instrumental in guiding India's developmental trajectory.
World Champion and Arjuna Awardee in archery, Abhishek Verma, extended his congratulations on the 77th Independence Day and encouraged everyone to stand by the Prime Minister's anti-corruption motto.
Gaurav Rana, an International Medalist, conveyed the essence of the Prime Minister's message of "Rashtra Pratham" (Nation First).
Nihal Singh, another International Sports Medalist, elaborated on the concept of putting the nation first.
Jasmine Kaur, a Fencing International Medalist, also spoke about the priority of the nation.
National Sports Awardee Kiran shared a tweet reflecting similar sentiments.
Priya Singh, another International Medalist, encouraged everyone to internalize the message conveyed by the Prime Minister from the Red Fort.
Padma Shri awardee Bharat Bhushan Tyagi expressed gratitude for the Prime Minister's acknowledgement of farmers and their contribution to nation-building.
Similarly, Vedvrata Arya, a farmer, discussed recent initiatives that have propelled progress for farmers.
Renowned actress Sarita Joshi highlighted the empowerment of women through the Prime Minister's Red Fort address, which emphasized their role in nation-building.
Indranil Sen Gupta, the Head of India Research at CLSA, exuded optimism about India's imminent rise as the third-largest economy. The Prime Minister's call for Reform, Perform, and Transform resonated with this sentiment.
Eminent Kathak dancer Nalini Asthana noted that the Prime Minister's speech provided valuable guidance to the youth, directing them towards the principles of Reform, Perform, and Transform.
Padma Bhushan recipient and eminent singer KS Chithra expressed her appreciation for the Prime Minister's focus on women's empowerment and his announcement of new initiatives for women.
