Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan

 Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit India’s top vaccine hubs today to review the development of corona virus vaccine and the manufacturing process. A s per the Prime Minister Office, PM will visit the Zydus Biotech Park in Ahmedabad, Bharat Biotech in Hyderabad and Serum Institute of India in Pune. As India enters a decisive phase of the fight against COVID-19, The Prime Minister’s visit to these facilities and discussions with the scientists will help him get a first-hand perspective of the preparations, challenges and roadmap in India’s endeavour to vaccinate its citizens. From Ahmedabad, PM will fly to Pune’s Serum Institute of India (SII). PM Modi is likely to review the status of the vaccine, including its launch, production and distribution mechanisms during the visit. Later, he will travel to Hyderabad and visit Bharat BioTech, which is working on Covaxin, pitched as India’s first indigenous vaccine candidate. Prime Minister had chaired a high-level meeting with Chief M...

  Dear Members,       We are in an era of economic challenges. Business or work business stopped. Payments are not forthcoming, sales are negligible. Remember that these circumstances have not come because of us. Do not blame yourself Do not give up, feel humiliated. The path will not be seen but do not give up. spend at least. Cut it in installments. Do not be alone with your mental troubles. Talk to friends, talk to relatives. Do not let any kind of bad idea come. No one can escape this situation. Slowly prepare yourself to make a new path by cutting the mountain. Do not spoil your language or thinking. Whatever happens, live for tomorrow. Be patient. Have to live for less. This time has come to take our examination. Have faith that once we started from zero to here, then we will reach from somewhere to start from zero one more time. Just understand that we were playing Ludo (snake ladder). The snake has bitten at 99 but we have not been out of the game. Do yo...

COVID-19 Inter-Ministerial Notifications  Government of India is taking several steps to ensure that we are well prepared to face the challenges and threats posed by COVID-19. With active support of citizens of India, we have been able to mitigate the spread of the virus so far. One of the most important factors in the fight with the virus is to empower the citizens with accurate information and enable them to take precautions as per the advisories being issued by different Ministries. The COVID-19 Inter-Ministerial Notifications website serves this purpose efficiently by providing COVID-19 related notifications from various Ministries in a format that is accessible, built using the S3WaaS framework, that is secure & scalable. Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan support Indian economy in fight against COVID-19  India has faced the COVID-19 situation with fortitude and a spirit of self-reliance, that is evident in the fact that from zero production of Personal Protection Equipment...

  अगर किसी दुकानदार से हमारा छोटा सा भी झगड़ा हो जाता है तो हम जीवन भर उसकी दुकान से सामान खरीदना बंद कर देते हैं । शायद मैंने सही कहा है। थोड़ा विचार कीजिए भारत और चीन की सीमा पर इतना बड़ा विवाद चल रहा है और सभी उससे अवगत है यह विवाद चीन द्वारा ही प्रारंभ हुआ है तो क्या हम उनके वस्तुओं का बॉयकॉट (बहिष्कार) करके इनको सबक नहीं सिखा सकते। ध्यान रहे - यह युद्ध बॉर्डर पर लड़ने से ज्यादा चीन के सामानों का बहिष्कार करके जीता जा सकता है,प्रण करिए प्रयास करिए ज्यादा से ज्यादा स्वदेशी वस्तुओं का उपयोग करने का। #Boycott_Chinese_products जय हिंद 🇮🇳 --------------------------------------------------------------   If we get even a little quarrel with a shopkeeper, then we stop buying goods from his shop for life.  Maybe I have said it right.  Think a little, there is such a big dispute on the border of India and China and everyone is aware that this dispute has started by China, so can we not teach them a lesson by boycotting their goods.  Keep in mind - This war can be won...

True self-reliance won’t come from relentless industrialisation, but from localisation and decentralisation, as demonstrated by these remarkable stories of empowered rural communities . Not so long ago, Dalit women farmers in Telangana used to face hunger and deprivation. Today, they have contributed foodgrains for pandemic relief. Farmers on the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border have been sending organic produce to Bengaluru even during the lockdown. And Adivasi villages in central India are using community funds to take care of migrant workers who have returned home. These inspiring stories show the potential of empowered rural communities to cope with crisis. And they expose the tragedy of a path of ‘ development ’ and governance that has not recognised or, worse, taken away the extraordinary agency of ordinary villagers to manage their lives. Take Chandramma , who grows 40 varieties of crops, chemical free, on her rainfed plot in Bidakanne village in the Medak district...