A NEW DELHI: One day after returning from Samarkand after attending the SCO summit, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi will have a busy day on his 72nd birthday on Saturday as he will be attending four important events.
His speeches for the day will cover areas as diverse as wildlife and the environment, women’s empowerment, skills and youth development, and next-generation infrastructure, government sources said.
First, he will talk to the country on the occasion of the cheetah’s history in India. He will then speak at a conference of women’s self-help groups in Madhya Pradesh. Follow-up engagement, an address with students at the first convocation of students from ITIs on the occasion Vishwakarma Jayantiwill also mark the elevation of the blacksmith god, ranked lower than many other gods in the Hindu pantheon, to a new pedestal.
The event will also mark a rare recognition for ITI students, located low in the food chain of engineering education, who will listen to the address that coincides with the Prime Minister’s insistence. Government on skills and upskilling of the workforce.
He will complete his public affairs with the launch of the National Logistics Policy.
Of the four events, two stand out, his birthday marking the re-emergence of cheetahs with Indian wildlife, after the predator went extinct a few years ago. The re-emergence of cheetahs from Namibia to India is considered the biggest event for wildlife this decade.
“We used to be a tiger state, a leopard state and now we have become a cheetah state. We prepared for Kuno 20 years back and relocated the villages so the wildlife could flourish and the villagers remained safe. Now the dream is becoming a reality. This will be the biggest event for wildlife of this decade,” MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan speak.
PM Modi will be physically present when cheetahs brought in from Namibia are reintroduced at Kuno national park in MP. The animals are being brought back to the country from Namibia via a chartered Boeing 747 cargo plane, which will land in India on Saturday morning.
Cheetah Project Director and National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) member secretary SP Yadav said the Prime Minister will release two cheetahs from the first encirclement and then about 70 meters from the second encirclement, The Prime Minister will release another cheetah. The remaining cheetahs will be released in their respective quarantine areas.
In 2014 after becoming Prime Minister, Modi went to Ahmedabad to meet his mother Heeraba to celebrate his 64th birthday. He organized a special dinner for the President of China Xi Jinping in his home state.
His speeches for the day will cover areas as diverse as wildlife and the environment, women’s empowerment, skills and youth development, and next-generation infrastructure, government sources said.
First, he will talk to the country on the occasion of the cheetah’s history in India. He will then speak at a conference of women’s self-help groups in Madhya Pradesh. Follow-up engagement, an address with students at the first convocation of students from ITIs on the occasion Vishwakarma Jayantiwill also mark the elevation of the blacksmith god, ranked lower than many other gods in the Hindu pantheon, to a new pedestal.
The event will also mark a rare recognition for ITI students, located low in the food chain of engineering education, who will listen to the address that coincides with the Prime Minister’s insistence. Government on skills and upskilling of the workforce.
He will complete his public affairs with the launch of the National Logistics Policy.
Of the four events, two stand out, his birthday marking the re-emergence of cheetahs with Indian wildlife, after the predator went extinct a few years ago. The re-emergence of cheetahs from Namibia to India is considered the biggest event for wildlife this decade.
“We used to be a tiger state, a leopard state and now we have become a cheetah state. We prepared for Kuno 20 years back and relocated the villages so the wildlife could flourish and the villagers remained safe. Now the dream is becoming a reality. This will be the biggest event for wildlife of this decade,” MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan speak.
PM Modi will be physically present when cheetahs brought in from Namibia are reintroduced at Kuno national park in MP. The animals are being brought back to the country from Namibia via a chartered Boeing 747 cargo plane, which will land in India on Saturday morning.
Cheetah Project Director and National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) member secretary SP Yadav said the Prime Minister will release two cheetahs from the first encirclement and then about 70 meters from the second encirclement, The Prime Minister will release another cheetah. The remaining cheetahs will be released in their respective quarantine areas.
In 2014 after becoming Prime Minister, Modi went to Ahmedabad to meet his mother Heeraba to celebrate his 64th birthday. He organized a special dinner for the President of China Xi Jinping in his home state.
