Women Achievers to Take Over Modi's Social Media for International Women's Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to hand over his social media accounts to women achievers on International Women's Day. This move aims to celebrate women's spirit and successes in various fields. Modi also urged people to combat rising obesity by reducing oil consumption and adopting healthier habits.
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In a significant move to honor the spirit of International Women's Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Sunday that he will hand over his social media platforms to distinguished female achievers. This initiative, reminiscent of a similar gesture he made in 2020, aims to highlight the contributions of women across various sectors.
During his monthly 'Mann Ki Baat' address, Modi emphasized the role of women by celebrating their increasing participation in different fields. With millions of followers on platforms like X, YouTube, and Instagram, these women will share their stories and experiences, amplifying their voices to a global audience.
Apart from women's empowerment, Modi also touched upon the growing concerns surrounding obesity in India. He urged citizens to reduce oil consumption and challenged individuals to persuade others to do the same. The prime minister further encouraged engagement in science by asking people to explore research laboratories or planetariums.
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