The PM visits his constituency; Kashi is seen as an example of heritage and progress

On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the world is seeing how modernization grows around traditions and spirituality and that Kashi is being seen as a paradigm of legacy and progress.

“Today, the world is watching how modernity develops around traditions and spirituality,” said the prime minister. Since Ram Lalla was placed in his opulent shrine, Ayodhya has also flourished in a similar manner. Modern amenities are also being linked to locations in the nation that are related to Lord Buddha. Today, a great deal of work is being done throughout the nation. With this confidence, the nation will set a new pace for growth during the next five years. will produce fresh success patterns. That’s Modi’s assurance.

He went on to say that Modi’s guarantees are promises that would come true and benefit the impoverished.

According to him, Kashi is the awakened center of India’s everlasting awareness as well as a place of religious pilgrimage.
“Once upon a time, the tale of India’s wealth spread across the whole globe. Our cultural and social might, in addition to our economic might, was the driving force behind this in India. Historically, pilgrimage sites like Kashi and temples like Baba Vishwanath Dham served as the nation’s sacrifice locations. Here, discussions and sadhana took place. Research and discussions were conducted.

Speaking during the Sansad Sanskrit Competition award ceremony held at Kashi Hindu University’s (BHU) Swatantrata Bhawan Samagar, the Prime Minister said that Sanskrit is India’s primary source of unity among variety.

Sanskrit is India’s primary language of expression. Sanskrit is the primary text of India’s historical journey, if India is such a voyage.

Sanskrit used to be the primary language used in our nation for scientific studies, mathematics, and medicine. Sanskrit is also the root language of many literary and musical genres. India has become more well-known because to these genres. Kanchi (Tamil Nadu) also hears the same Vedas that are chanted at Kashi. For thousands of years, these Vedas have served as India’s unchanging voice and have kept the country unified, the speaker said.

On a two-day visit, Prime Minister Modi arrived late Thursday night in his parliamentary seat of Varanasi.

He arrived at the event held at the BHU on Friday morning. In his speech, he said that it was like taking a plunge in the Ganga of knowledge to be with all the academics, particularly the young scholars, in Mahamana’s courtyard.

It is stated that Kanzi is ancient than time. He stated, “This scene fills the heart with satisfaction and gives confidence that in the Amrit Kaal, you all will take the country to new heights. Our modern young generation is empowering its identity with such responsibility.”

The prime minister said that he had the privilege of presenting prizes to the winners of the Sansad Photography Competition, Sansad Knowledge Competition, and Kashi Sansad Sanskrit Competition. He expressed his gratitude to all of the winners for their skill and diligence.

PM Modi expressed gratitude to Kashi Vidvat Parishad, the Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust, and all of the academics for this occasion. As MP of Kashi, he claimed that they had all been instrumental in fulfilling his objective.

In the last ten years, Kashi has seen an extraordinary development, according to the prime minister.

There were two books created that detailed every phase of Varanasi’s cultural and developmental evolution. In addition, little pamphlets detailing each of the MP contests held in Kashi were distributed.

“We are all just instruments of whatever is happening in Kashi,” said the prime minister. Mahadev and his crew are the only ones that engage in it here.
“Wherever there is the grace of Mahadev, the earth becomes prosperous,” he added in Bhojpuri.

“It’s blessed because Mahadev is very happy right now,” Prime Minister Modi said. In ten years, there will be a surge of growth around Kashi. He reiterated that foundation stones will be laid and projects valued at crores of rupees would be launched in Kashi today. “Today in Kashi, the festival of development will be celebrated before Shivratri and Rangbhari Ekadashi,” he said.

“Every novel concept and scientific advancement that India has contributed to the globe has some connection to one of the nation’s cultural hubs. In addition to being the home of Shiva, Kashi is also the location of the Buddha’s teachings. The Jain Tirthankaras came from Kashi, where Adi Shankaracharya also gained knowledge. People go to Kashi from all over the globe in quest of wisdom and tranquility. People have been traveling to Kashi from every area, dialect, language, and habit. New ideas emerge in environments with a high degree of variety. “Progress is possible where new ideas flourish,” he said.

During the Vishwanath Dham’s opening, the Prime Minister said that the Dham will provide India with a clear path forward and steer the nation toward prosperity. This is apparent right now. With its magnificent comeback on the national stage, Vishwanath Dham is poised to lead India into a momentous future. Scholars from throughout the nation are holding seminars at Vishwanath Dham. The Shastrartha tradition is being revived by the temple trust. The countrywide interchange of ideas among academics is growing as a result of this, he said.

Modi remarked that Kashi’s academic council and experts were doing fresh study for contemporary science. “The Temple Trust will soon set up free meals at several locations across the city. The temple will guarantee that there is never hunger in Mother Annapurna’s city.

“Nai Kashi,” which has become an inspiration for the new India, demonstrates how religious centers may become hubs of activity for social and national issues. The young people leaving here will go on to represent Indian wisdom, customs, and culture over the globe. “This land of Baba Vishwanath is turning into a witness to the global welfare resolution,” he said.

Kashi will continue to get better, according to the prime minister. “Here, I have to groom every person and every heart by becoming a servant and companion. Roads and bridges will also be built.”

Attendees at the occasion were Kashi Vishwanath Trust Council Chairman Prof. Nagendra Pandey, BJP State President Chaudhary Bhupendra Singh, and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.