New Delhi, March 8 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi was joined by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday in extending greetings on International Women's Day, praising the role of "Nari Shakti" (women's power) in India's progress.
In a post on the social media platform X, the Union Home Minister said, "Warm greetings to our 'Nari Shakti' on International Women's Day. Humanity owes a great debt to the unparalleled role 'Nari Shakti' plays in society. They nurture generations and drive scientific and economic progress, contributing to every aspect of our lives."
"This deep gratitude fuels Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of women-led development, where women are not just witnesses to progress but the drivers of change, paving the way for our nation's greatness," Union Minister Shah added.
Prime Minister Modi greeted women across the country and acknowledged their growing role in shaping India's progress.
He said that in every field, women are contributing with determination, creativity, and unmatched zeal, and that their achievements inspire the nation while strengthening the collective resolve to build a 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India).
Highlighting the Union government's commitment towards women-led development, the Prime Minister noted that empowering women is at the core of several schemes and initiatives of the government.
He reiterated that the Union government remains committed to creating opportunities that enable every woman to realize her full potential and contribute to India's journey of development.
Prime Minister Modi also remarked that the achievements of India's "Nari Shakti" are a source of pride for the nation and a powerful reminder of the transformative role played by women in nation building.
He added that as India progresses further, the aspirations and contributions of women will continue to guide the country's collective journey towards a strong and prosperous nation.
Prime Minister Modi also shared a glimpse of how the lives of women at the grassroots have been transformed over the past decade, highlighting the impact of initiatives aimed at empowering women across the country.
