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“If we want to take India to new heights of success…” PM Modi

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that we need to come out of the narrow perspectives of the past if we want to take our country to reach newer heights of success.”If we want to take India to newer heights of success then we have to become free from the narrow perspectives of the past,” PM Modi said during the programme organised to mark the remembrance of the supreme sacrifice by the sons of Guru Gobind Singh– Sahibzades, and Mata Gujri Ji on the occasion of Veer Baal Diwas today.The programme was organised at Major Dhyan Chand Stadium in the national capital. Addressing the gathering here at the stadium in Delhi, PM Modi said that today the nation is paying tribute to the Sahibzades as they present an example of courage, valour and sacrifice.”Veer Baal Diwas stands for the ‘Shaurya’ and ‘Sikh balidan’ and will also empower Indians to take pride in their identity, in the world. The day will help us celebrate the past and would inspire us to build the future,” PM Modi said as the country celebrates the first ever Veer Baal Diwas.

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