The country is moving towards Ram Rajya, says Vice President Dhankhar

New Delhi/Ghoghla: Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Sunday explained the profound impact of national leadership, saying, “Though a name has a lot to offer, the name ‘Nar’ and ‘Indra’, ‘Narendra’ has made everything possible.” The Vice President was speaking while inaugurating PMAY (Urban) flats at Ghoghla in Daman and Diu.

Commending the significant strides made in housing development, Dhankhar stated that over 21,000 houses have been sanctioned and constructed in the region, under various government initiatives. He emphasized the remarkable transformation taking place in the country, attributing this progress to the leadership “The specialty here is that whatever gets sanctioned becomes possible. Why is everything becoming possible in the country? It is because the person who is making it possible is leading. the country,” the Vice President said.

Acknowledging the profound changes witnessed in the last decade concerning the selection of recipients for some of the nation’s highest civilian honors, including the Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, and Bharat Ratna awards, Shri Dhakhar remarked “A big change has come in the last 10 years. Now, the recipients of these prestigious awards are those who are truly deserving. People across the country now say that the awards are being given to the right individuals”. He further noted that this progress symbolizes India’s journey towards “Ram Rajya”. “This reflects that the country is changing and moving towards Ram Rajya,” he said.

Highlighting India’s emergence as the center of the biggest change of this century, Dhankhar stated, “Those who think big have made India the main center of the world. There is no other country like India. I am not the one saying this—major global institutions are acknowledging this transformation, one that was previously unimaginable, is unfolding.”

Emphasising the transformative governance, Dhankhar pointed to the unprecedented developments in infrastructure and essential services across the country. “Did you ever imagine that, with the help of the government, such a powerful voice would rise, that every household would have access to electricity, gas connections, and toilets?,” he said.

Emphasising the transformative governance, Dhankhar pointed to the unprecedented developments in infrastructure and essential services across the country.