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Independence Day 2020: PM Modi Launches National Digital Health Mission

Independence Day 2020: PM Modi Launches National Digital Health Mission
Narendra Modi, India’s prime minister, waves after delivering a speech during an event celebrating the nation’s Independence Day at Red Fort in New Delhi, India. (Photographer: T. Narayan/Bloomberg)
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Watch live: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's annual Independence Day speech from the Red Fort.

Dressed in his customary 'kurta pyjama' and safa, the prime minister, in his nearly 90-minute address, dwelt at length on his 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' campaign and called for a reduction in imports and a boost to the export of finished products in place raw material, saying the country will have to move forward with the mantra of 'Make in India' as well as 'Make for World'.

'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' is no longer merely a word but has become a mantra and captured people's imagination, he said.

Source: PTI

  • The Indian army has given a strong response to any challenges to the country's sovereignty on the nation's borders.
  • India is combating terrorists on a strong footing.
  • We are engaging actively with our neighbouring countries.
  • Working to deepen relations with neighbouring countries.

  • India is at the forefront of promoting use of renewable energy.
  • Rs 200 crore of Ethanol is currently being manufactured, compared with Rs 40 crore five years ago.
  • India can say with pride that aforestation is taking place.

  • The last year has been very important for the development of Jammu and Kashmir.
  • Important social sector schemes are now being implemented in Jammu and Kashmir.
  • We hope that there will be elections in Jammu and Kashmir, with their own elected representatives.
  • Elections to be conducted once delimitation process for Jammu and Kashmir is complete.
  • India is working with people in Jammu and Kashmir, Leh and Ladakh to develop a carbon neutral model of growth.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday announced the launch of the National Digital Health Mission under which every Indian will get a health ID that will store the individual's medical records.

In his Independence Day address, the prime minister said the mission would help reduce problems in getting treatment in various health facilities across the country and would herald a new revolution in the health sector.

"From today, a big campaign is being launched in which technology will play a big role. The National Digital Health Mission is being launched today. This will bring a new revolution in India's health sector and it will help reduce problems in getting treatment with the help of technology," he said.

"Every Indian will be given a health ID. This health ID will work as each Indian's health account," Modi said. Every test, disease and diagnosis, and medical reports along with medicines will be stored in every citizen's health ID. These health issues will be resolved through this National Digital Health Mission, Modi said while announcing the scheme.

Source: PTI

  • As many as 7 lakh tests for Covid-19 are being conducted everyday.
  • At the start, India was only able to do 300 tests daily.
  • Three different vaccines at three different levels of testing in India.
  • The plan to make sure a Covid-19 vaccine gets to every Indian has been drawn out

  • India is now such a country where women are getting employed by the Navy and Airforce.
  • Rs 30,000 crore has been transferred to women beneficiaries during Covid-19 pandemic.
  • Will take measures to set an appropriate minimum age for women to get married.

  • Over the past 5 years optical fibre has been reached to 2.5 lakh gram panchayats.
  • People from villages are also in dire need of online services.
  • We have now decided that all 6 lakh villages will get optical fibre services.
  • We have decided that in 1,000 days, all India’s villages will get optical fibre.

“With ‘Make In India’, we now need to follow the mantra of ‘Make For World’,”says PM Modi.

“This is the occasion to remember the sacrifice of the brave and make some new resolutions,” he said. “Today, the 130 crore people will take a number of big pledges as the country heads towards its 75th Independence Day anniversary”.

Thirty-five Delhi Police personnel, including four women, have been conferred the Police Medal for their services, according to a list released by the police.

Sixteen personnel were awarded the Police Medal for Gallantry, three the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service and 16 were awarded the Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the eve of Independence Day.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Manishi Chandra, Assistant Commissioner of Police Govind Sharma, and Inspectors Vinay Kumar, Sanjay Gupta, Rajesh Kumar, Kailash Singh Bisht, Dharmender Kumar, Ravinder Joshi and Vinod Kumar Badola were among those who were awarded the Police Medal for Gallantry.

Sub-Inspectors Banay Singh, Devender Singh and Ajaibir Singh, and Assistant Sub-Inspectors Shiv Mangal Yadav, Nissar Ahmed Shaik and Parvesh Rathi were also awarded the medal.

The Police Medal for Gallantry was awarded to Inspector Mohan Chand Sharma posthumously, according to the list. Special Commissioner of Police (Intelligence) Rajesh Khurana, and ASIs Mahesh Singh Yadav and Bhupender Singh were awarded the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service.

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