Uttarakhand CM Hails Mother's Sacrifice, PM Modi Salutes Nari Shakti on Women's Day

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, at a Women's Day event, emphasized a mother's ultimate sacrifice and role as the family's foundation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings, praising the strength and achievements of India's women, or Nari Shakti. He highlighted the government's commitment to women-led development through various schemes and initiatives. The day globally celebrates women's contributions and reaffirms the commitment to gender equality and empowerment.

Key Points: Women's Day: Uttarakhand CM, PM Modi Hail Women's Strength

  • CM honors maternal sacrifice
  • PM Modi greets Nari Shakti
  • Women key to Viksit Bharat
  • Govt's women-led development focus
  • Celebration of women's achievements
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"Mother sacrifices life for sake of her children": Uttarakhand CM on International Women's Day

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami speaks on a mother's sacrifice, while PM Narendra Modi celebrates Nari Shakti's role in building Viksit Bharat.

"A mother gives up the comforts of her own life to build a future for her children. - Pushkar Singh Dhami"

Dehradun, March 8

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Sunday said that a woman sacrifices her life to build the future of her children and that generations draw heavily on the "unique inspiration" of women.

Speaking at a cultural event here organised to celebrate International Women's Day, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami said, "This program is very special for us. All of you have that unique strength, that unique inspiration, whose sacrifice, love, affection, and blessings help generations thrive and society progress. A mother gives up the comforts of her own life to build a future for her children."

CM Dhami noted that a woman faces obstacles to lay a strong foundation for the bright future of her children, and noted that she takes care of the entire household by raising her children.

"No matter how many problems or difficulties she faces, she always wants her son, her daughter, and her children to thrive. When she takes care of her children, she also takes care of the entire family. That is why she is called the Lakshmi of the house..."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his greetings to the nation on International Women's Day and paid tribute to the strength, determination and achievements of India's Nari Shakti.

The Prime Minister greeted women across the country and acknowledged their growing role in shaping India's progress.

He said that across every field, women are contributing with determination, creativity and unmatched zeal, and that their achievements inspire the nation while strengthening the collective resolve to build a Viksit Bharat.

Highlighting the Government's commitment towards women-led development, the Prime Minister noted that empowerment of women lies at the core of several schemes and initiatives of the Government. He reiterated that the Government remains committed to creating opportunities that enable every woman to realise her full potential and contribute to India's journey of development.

The Prime Minister further remarked that the achievements of India's Nari Shakti are a source of pride for the nation and a powerful reminder of the transformative role played by women in nation-building.

He added that as India progresses further, the aspirations and contributions of women will continue to guide the country's collective journey towards a strong and prosperous nation.

Modi also shared a glimpse of how the lives of women at the grassroots have been transformed over the past decade, highlighting the impact of initiatives aimed at empowering women across the country.

International Women's Day, observed globally on March 8, celebrates the achievements, leadership and contributions of women across all spheres of life and reaffirms the collective commitment towards gender equality, safety, dignity and empowerment.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Absolutely true. My mother worked two jobs after my father passed away, just to ensure my sister and I got a proper education. She is our real-life Lakshmi. Jai Maa! ❤️
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Sarah B
It's heartening to see the PM talk about women-led development. The Ujjwala Yojana and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao are steps in the right direction. Hope the schemes reach every corner, especially in rural Uttarakhand.
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Aman W
Good words, but we need more action on the ground. Talk is cheap. Safety for women, equal pay, and better support for working mothers are what we need to see. Let's move beyond just one day of speeches.
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Kavya N
As a daughter from a small town, I've seen my mother's silent sacrifices first-hand. But I'm also proud that because of her struggle, I'm now an engineer. This is the real Nari Shakti. The future is bright for Indian women!
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Michael C
Interesting to see the cultural framing here—comparing women to Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. It underscores how deeply valued women are within the family unit in Indian society. A powerful metaphor.

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