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India Shines Brighter with Solar Power Push: Pradhan Mantri Suryodaya Yojana Unveiled
Sun shines on Indian homes! Solar rooftop boom coming with new Pradhan Mantri Suryodaya Yojana!! Lower bills, cleaner air, energy independence!!
Key Points:
- New govt scheme to install solar panels on 1 crore houses (10 million).
- Aims to boost rooftop solar by 40GW, reduce electricity bills for households.
- India missed initial target, seeks to reach 500GW renewables by 2030.
- Challenges remain: regulations, financing, consumer awareness.
- Success means cleaner energy, energy security, and lower bill blues!
Modi at Ayodhya: Echoes of Somnath & Secularism Debates in Modern India
History repeats at Ayodhya? Modi channels Somnath as he opens Ram Mandir. Secularism vs. Hindu pride reignite debate.
Key Points:
- Modi to inaugurate Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, mirroring Somnath temple inauguration in 1950.
- Nehru opposed government involvement in Somnath, citing secularism concerns.
- Both temples hold deep religious significance for Hindus, rebuilt after Muslim destruction.
- Critics fear Ayodhya project fuels Hindu nationalism and threatens religious divides.
- Debate on state involvement in religious sites continues 70 years after Somnath.
- Legal disputes remain surrounding Ayodhya, raising questions about justice and inclusion.
Celebrating Netaji: Parakram Diwas Honors India’s Brave Leader
Saluting Netaji!! India remembers freedom fighter Subhas Chandra Bose on Parakram Diwas. Day of Valor highlights his courage and dedication.
Key Points:
- Netaji Jayanti celebrates the birthday of Indian freedom fighter Subhas Chandra Bose.
- Observed on January 23rd, now officially called Parakram Diwas (Day of Valor).
- Bose spearheaded the Indian National Army and Azad Hind Government.
- Day traditionally observed nationwide, official holiday in some states.
- Debate over name: proposals for Deshprem Divas (Day of Patriotism) and Deshanayak Divas (Day of National Hero) exist.
- Government chose Parakram Diwas to emphasize Bose’s courage and achievements.
- Mixed reactions from family and political parties on the chosen name.