Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that today the dreams of the daughters of India are flying from the earth to space. In his monthly program 'Mann Ki Baat' on Sunday, Mr Modi mentioned his daughters' growing space ambitions and their participation in the field of science and technology. He said that today the dreams of the daughters of India are flying from the earth to space. He said that the name of this effort is 'Mission Shakti Set'. Through this, 12,000 female students from 108 countries are getting an opportunity to learn satellite technology and advance in the field of innovation. He said that this initiative is providing an important platform to girl students to develop their skills in the field of space science and technology. The Prime Minister said that the second phase of 'Mission Shakti Set' was launched at Gautam Buddha University in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh on the occasion of National Space Day on August 23. On this occasion, about 100 female students from India and different countries of the world gathered together. He said that selected female students from remote areas of India are also participating in this initiative. He said that the purpose of this whole effort is very special. A satellite developed with the participation of students is being prepared to be sent into the orbit of the moon. The Prime Minister expressed confidence that many female students associated with this initiative will make a new mark in the field of science, technology and innovation in the coming time. Buy locally made goods at festivals, make 'vocal for local' public campaign: Modi New Delhi, August 30 (UNI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi, making the 'Vocal for Local' campaign a broad public movement, appealed to the countrymen to give importance to home-made goods during the upcoming festivals and said that the path to a self-sufficient India will be paved only by taking pride in indigenous products. Mr Modi said in the 137th episode of his monthly program 'Mann Ki Baat' aired on All India Radio on Sunday that festivals are not only part of the country's traditions, but also provide an opportunity to connect people with each other. He said that important festivals like Janmashtami, Vishwakarma Puja and Diwali will be celebrated in the coming days. On the occasion of Vishwakarma Puja, people should respect the artisans, craftsmen and fellow Vishwakarmas around them. The Prime Minister said that preparations for Diwali are also starting slowly and he once again appeals to the citizens to adopt 'Vocal for Local' in this festive season. 'Vocal for Local' does not just mean buying clay lamps, but has a much broader vision. He requested people while buying any product for their home to see that it is made in India. Mr. Modi said that India's path to becoming self-sufficient will be paved only by taking pride in the products made in the country and it is everyone's responsibility to spread this message to as many people as possible. He appealed to the people associated with the creative world, influential personalities and well-known personalities to adopt 'Vocal for Local' and inspire others to do the same. The Prime Minister said that many people across the country are bringing a big change in the society with their small efforts. Appealing to citizens to write about such people and their exemplary efforts for 'Mann Ki Baat', he said that the experience of one person can become a new inspiration for someone in another corner of the country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that until some time ago very few people knew about the avocado fruit and its demand was also limited, but today it has reached the dining table of people. He mentioned the growing popularity of avocado in the country and the benefits to farmers from its cultivation. He said that until some time ago, few people knew about avocado and its demand was also limited, but today it has reached the dining table of people. With increasing health awareness, it is becoming a premium market choice and creating a new opportunity for farmers to increase their income as well.
