Modi connects Gita's message to India's security game plan
At a big Gita recitation in Udupi, PM Modi said, "We know how to establish peace and also how to maintain it and safeguard the country," tying the Bhagavad Gita's lessons on peace and strength to India's approach against terrorism.
He pointed out that today's India doesn't stay silent when threatened, referencing recent security operations like Operation Sindoor.
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Modi announced "Mission Sudarshan Chakra," a move to build protective barriers around key places and infrastructure—basically, beefing up security across the country.
He made it clear that any bold threats would be met with strong action.
Alongside this, he encouraged everyone to take up nine resolutions inspired by the Gita—like saving water, planting trees, supporting local products, practicing yoga, and visiting heritage sites—to help build a stronger and more developed India.