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Country needs to differentiate between `Andolankari` and `Andolanjeevi`: PM in Lok Sabha
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply President`s motion of thanks in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. The discussion on the President`s address was taken up by the lower House of Parliament on Monday. The House has been witnessing repeated disruptions over the last few days with the Opposition demanding a discussion on the three new farm laws that has led to massive protest by farmers at the borders of Dlehi for nearly three months.
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PM Modi: Country needs to differentiate between 'Andolankari' and 'Andolanjeevi'.
PM Modi: There are people who talk the right things. But this same section, when it comes to doing the right things, fail to convert words into action. Those who talk big on electoral reforms oppose One Nation One Election. They speak of gender justice but oppose Triple Talaq.
PM Modi: I consider the 'Kisan Andolan' to be 'Pavitra' (pure). But, when 'Andolanjeevis' hijack Pavitra Andolans, showcase photos of those jailed for serious offences, does it serve any purpose? Not allowing toll plazas to work, destroying telecom towers- does it serve a Pavitra Andolan?
PM Modi: To use improper words against the private sector may have got votes for a few people in the past but those times are gone. The culture of abusing the private sector is not acceptable any longer. We cannot keep insulting our youth like this.
PM Modi: The public sector is essential but at the same time, the role of the private sector is also vital. Take any sector - telecom, pharma - we see the role of the private sector. If India is able to serve humanity, it is also due to the role of the private sector.
PM Modi: We used the 'Kisan rail' during the COVID-19 outbreak. This train is moving cold storage.
PM Modi in Lok Sabha: Centre offered to discuss clause by clause of three farm laws.
PM Modi: An argument has come that why did you provide when we didn't ask. Nobody had demanded law against dowry or Triple Talaq, but laws were made for a progressive society.
PM Modi: Our farmer should become self-reliant, he should get freedom to sell his produce, there is a need to work in that direction.
PM Modi: We have tried everything for a change in the country. If the intention is good, then the results are also good.
PM Modi: Those who are disrupting the House are doing so as per a well-planned strategy. They are unable to digest that people are seeing through the truth. Through their games, the trust of the people can never be won.
PM Modi says that the Farm laws were passed through an Ordinance and later by Parliament.
He said, "After the Laws relating to agriculture were passed by Parliament - no Mandi has shut. Likewise, MSP has remained. Procurement on MSP has remained. These facts can't be ignored."
PM Modi: Three farm laws were brought in by Government, these Agricultural reforms are important and necessary. Congress MPs in House debated on colour of the laws (black/white), it would have been better if they had debated on the content and intent of the laws.
PM Modi: This House, our Government and we all respect the farmers who are voicing their views on the farm bills. This is the reason why topmost Ministers of the Government are constantly talking to them. There is great respect for the farmers.
PM Modi: Our JAM Trinity made a positive difference in people's lives. It helped the poorest of the poor, the marginalised and the downtrodden. Sadly, who were the people who went to Court against Aadhaar.
PM Modi: Our doctors, nurses, COVID-19 warriors, Safai Karamcharis, those who drove ambulances, such people and so many others became manifestations of the divine who strengthened India's fight against the global pandemic.
PM Modi hits out at Opposition, says Congress' Manish Tewari said that India stayed protected from Corona by God's grace.
PM said, "I'd like to say something. This indeed is God's grace that the entire world shook but we remained safe. It was because doctors and nurses came as God because they couldn't return to their homes for 15 days."
PM Modi: The post-COVID world is turning out to be very different. In such times, remaining isolated from global trends will be counter-productive. We'll have to emerge as a strong player. That is why, India is working towards building an Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
PM Modi: Today, vocal for local is heard in every corner of India.
PM Modi quotes Swami Vivekananda in Lok Sabha.
Says, "Every nation has a message, which it has to deliver, every nation has a mission, which it has to achieve, every nation has a destiny, which it achieves."
PM Modi in Lok Sabha: We're knocking at the doors of 75 yrs of independence. It's a matter of pride for every Indian and an occasion to move forward. We may be in any corner or belong to any strata of society but we must make a new resolve that where do we want to take India at 100 years of freedom.
PM Modi: During the discussion on the President's speech, a large number of women MPs took part. This is a great sign. I want to congratulate the women MPs who enriched the House proceedings with their thoughts.
Watch PM Modi's live address here:
PM Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha: The speech by Rashtrapati Ji showcased India's 'Sankalp Shakti.' His words have boosted the spirit of confidence among the people of India.
PM Modi begins his address by asking Congress' Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary, "Dada theek ho?" (Dada are you fine?).
Notably, Ranjan had addressed the lower house before PM Modi.
PM Narendra Modi begins his address in Lok Sabha.
Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrives at the Parliament. PM Modi to reply to the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address, in Lok Sabha in a while.
PM Narendra Modi reaches Parliament, will address the Lok Sabha in a while.
Four labour codes already passed by Parliament, will to be rolled out in country soon, said Labour Secretary.
Congress leader Kapil Sibal Wednesday accused the NDA government of doing vote bank politics, something that the UPA has been accused of doing by the ruling party. Speaking on the Union Budget, he said that they themselves have done the same in the budget this year by awarding infrastructure projects to the states which are going to polls this year. "The government engages in vote bank politics in budget. Outside the budget, it engages in note bank politics," he said.
In a written reply in Rajya Sabha, MoS Home Nityananda Rai said: The Rules under The Citizenship Amendment Act are under preparation. The Committee on Subordinate Legislation, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have granted an extension up to 9th April 2021 and 9th July 20201 respectively.
The Major Port Authorities Bill 2020 passed in Rajya Sabha. (ANI)
General discussion on the Union Budget 2021-22 begins in Rajya Sabha.
Labour Minister Santosh Gangwar informs Rajya Sabha that one crore migrant workers returned to their home States during the Coronavirus crisis.
Bharatiya Janata Party issues a three-line whip to its Lok Sabha MPs to be present in the House today.
Rajys Sabha schedule for Wednesday, February 10:
-Obituary references
Bills for consideration and passing
-The Major Port Authorities Bill, 2020
Lok Sabha schedule for Wednesday, February 10:
-Motion of thanks on the president's address
Bills for consideration and passing
-The Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2021
The discussion on General Budget is listed after consideration of Major Ports Bill in Rajya Sabha, today. In Lok Sabha, it is listed after the ongoing discussion on Motion of Thanks on the President's address.
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply President's motion of thanks in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. The discussion on the President's address was taken up by the lower House of Parliament on Monday.
Following PM Modi's reply, the first speaker of the day would be former Congress president Rahul Gandhi.
The House has been witnessing repeated disruptions over the last few days with the Opposition demanding a discussion on the three new farm laws that has led to massive protest by farmers at the borders of Dlehi for nearly three months.
The PM had delivered his reply to the President's address in the Rajya Sabha on Monday where he tried to allay fears of farmers over Minimum Support Price for crops by saying, “MSP was there. MSP is there. MSP will remain in the future."
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