NEW DELHI, Dec 26: Speaking on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Sikh gurus had inspired Indians to improve and develop their nation by teaching them to live for the beauty of their homeland. Speaking during an event called “Veer Bal Diwas” to honour the martyrdom of two of Guru Gobind Singh’s sons, Modi stated that programmes in the US, Australia, and New Zealand are among the nations where their sacrifices are being honoured in addition to being remembered in India. According to Modi, his administration has a clear plan in place to help all young people in India realise their limitless potential, regardless of the area or culture in which they were raised. He cited the growth in the Indian economy as evidence that the government has a clear policy and good intentions. The prime minister urged youth to prioritise their health, stating that fit individuals would be “super hits” in both their professional and personal lives. He urged them to abstain from drug use, follow a healthy diet, and choose digital detoxification. Modi urged social groups and religious authorities to start an anti-drug campaign. In his homage to the two “Sahibzadas,” the prime minister stated that “Veer Bal Diwas” represents the determination to do whatever it takes to preserve Indianness.
