Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that “If India is provoked, India will give a ‘strong reply'”. Modi arrived at the Longewala post in Jaisalmer (Rajasthan) to celebrate Diwali with army personnel.
After greeting the soldiers on Diwali, he pointed towards China, saying, “Today the whole world is troubled by expansionary forces. It is a mental disorder in a way and reflects the thinking of 18th century.”
He said, “India believes in the policy of understanding and explaining what others say, but if provoked, this country is capable of giving tremendous answers.”
This message of Modi has come amid the ongoing border dispute between India and China.
Recently, there was an eighth round of talks between the military commanders of the two countries to resolve the dispute in which diplomats of both countries also participated. This meeting was inconclusive .
Addressing the soldiers at the Longewala post, Modi said that ‘no power in the world can stop the soldiers of the country from protecting the border’.
PM Modi urged the youth to “make the habit of innovating something new a part of their daily lives. Secondly- keep yoga a part of your life. Third- Apart from our mother tongue, Hindi and English, at least At least learn one language.
