New Delhi: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has once again praised PM Modi. Even before this, he has praised PM Modi many times, due to which his differences with the Congress party have been coming to the fore. In a post on social media platform
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Shashi Tharoor said that “The Prime Minister emphasized that India is no longer just an ’emerging market’ but an ’emerging model’ for the world.” “Prime Minister Modi said he is accused of being in ‘election mode’ all the time, but in reality he was in ’emotional mode’ to solve people’s problems,” Tharoor said. He recalled the Prime Minister’s speech, which focused on the impact of colonialism on education in India.
Praising PM’s address
Tharoor said, “A significant part of PM Modi’s speech focused on reversing Macaulay’s 200-year-old legacy of “slavery mentality”. Prime Minister Modi called for a 10-year national mission to restore pride in India’s heritage, languages and knowledge systems. Overall, the Prime Minister’s address served as both an economic vision and a cultural call to action, calling on the nation to be restless for progress. Despite battling a cold, the audience was Glad to be there!”
Tharoor’s deteriorating relations with Congress
Let us tell you that relations between Shashi Tharoor and Congress have deteriorated rapidly in the last few months, especially since he was selected as one of the leaders of the opposition in the government delegations sent to friendly countries after the Pahalgam terrorist attack on April 22. Shashi Tharoor led the delegation from the United States and four other countries. After Operation Sindoor, Shashi Tharoor also made a statement about the Prime Minister’s “energy, dynamism and willingness to engage (with other countries)”, after which his tension with the party increased further.
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