March 3, 2025

Women are the reflection of ethics, loyalty, decisiveness and leadership: PM Modi

Women are the reflection of ethics, loyalty, decisiveness and leadership: PM Modi

New Delhi, Mar 8: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday addressed a seminar on International Women’s Day in Kutch through video conference. Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister greeted the gathering on the International Women’s Day. He recognized the special place

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