Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public gathering after laying the foundation stone for the Bageshwar Dham Medical and Science Research Institute for Cancer in Chhatarpur. PM Modi said, “I am fortunate to visit Bundelkhand, the land of warriors, for the second time in a short period of time. This time, I have come on the call of Balaji. It is Hanuman Ji’s blessing that this center of faith is now becoming a center of healthcare as well.” PM Modi performed the Bhoomi Pujan for the institute, which will be built on 10 acres of land. In the first phase, it will have 100 beds. He congratulated Dhirendra Krishna Shastri for this noble initiative and also extended his best wishes to the people of Bundelkhand. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that some political leaders mock religion and try to divide people. He added, “There is a group of leaders who make fun of faith and work to create divisions. Sometimes, even foreign forces support them to weaken our country and religion.
PM Modi Praises Dhirendra Shastri for Cancer Institute, Criticizes Those Who Oppose Culture
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about the cancer institute built by Dhirendra Krishna Shastri and also addressed leaders who try to weaken the country’s culture and traditions. He highlighted that Shastri has been working for a long time to promote unity across the nation. PM Modi emphasized that this cancer institute will not only provide medical treatment but also serve as a place where people can find peace through devotion. Patients will have access to both food and spiritual healing at the institute.
PM Modi Talks About Maha kumbh, Highlights India’s Cultural Heritage
During the event for the cancer institute, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about India’s culture and traditions. He emphasized that temples and monasteries are an integral part of India’s identity. He also mentioned that India has given the world yoga and Ayurveda, which are now widely recognized and used across the globe.
PM Modi highlighted that these contributions are the legacy of Indian sages and saints. He also spoke about the ongoing Mahakumbh, saying that it is being discussed worldwide. He noted that millions of devotees are attending the event to seek blessings from saints, making it a true symbol of unity and spiritual harmony.
