How is PM Modi Inspiring the Youth of India?

Chennai, July 26 (NationPress) Union Civil Aviation Minister K. Ram Mohan Naidu expressed his immense gratitude for the opportunity to serve under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing him as a beacon of inspiration for not only young ministers like himself but also for millions of young individuals across the nation.

During a public event at Tuticorin Airport, attended by the Prime Minister, Ram Mohan Naidu commended PM Modi's steadfast dedication and relentless efforts toward the welfare of the country, even amidst a demanding schedule.

“It is a remarkable honor to have Narendra Modiji as our Prime Minister. Serving in his cabinet has allowed me to witness his unwavering commitment and diligence for India closely,” Minister Naidu remarked.

He emphasized the Prime Minister’s rigorous itinerary, stating: “This morning, he was in the Maldives, and now he is here in Tamil Nadu. Tomorrow, he will be in another region, engaging with new constituents. Every second of his time is devoted to enhancing India’s future.”

Ram Mohan Naidu noted that working alongside PM Modi is a tremendous opportunity, with his leadership acting as a daily source of motivation. “I find inspiration from him every day,” he added, noting: “Millions of young people in India admire him for guidance and strength.”

The Civil Aviation Minister expressed appreciation to the Prime Minister for his leadership in advancing Tamil Nadu and steering the nation toward the vision of Viksit Bharat—a developed India.

The event at Tuticorin Airport was part of the Prime Minister’s two-day visit to Tamil Nadu, during which he will inaugurate significant infrastructure projects and participate in celebrations marking the millennium of Emperor Rajendra Chola’s historic maritime expedition.

On July 27, Prime Minister Modi will partake in a series of high-profile events in Tamil Nadu, including the millennium celebrations of Rajendra Chola I’s maritime expedition and the groundbreaking ceremony for the Gangaikonda Cholapuram temple.

In a social media post on platform X, the Prime Minister stated: “Tomorrow, July 27, will feature a special program commemorating a thousand years since the remarkable maritime expedition of Rajendra Chola I to Southeast Asia, alongside the initiation of the construction of the iconic Gangaikonda Cholapuram temple, a testament to Chola architecture. It’s a privilege to release a commemorative coin honoring Rajendra Chola I, coinciding with the Aadi Thiruvathirai festival.”

At the same time, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, who is recuperating at Apollo Hospitals in Chennai, has assigned Finance Minister Thangam Thennarasu to present a memorandum to the visiting Prime Minister.

The memorandum addresses key demands related to the state’s financial and developmental issues.

PM Modi's visit follows his return from official trips to the UK and the Maldives.

He will first arrive in Tuticorin, where he will unveil several infrastructure and connectivity projects aimed at enhancing the state's economic and industrial growth.

He will spend the night at a tourist bungalow in Tiruchy, which is under strict security measures.

On Sunday morning, PM Modi will travel by helicopter to Ariyalur to participate in the Rajendra Chola I millennium celebrations at Gangaikonda Cholapuram.

SPG teams have conducted thorough security checks at all crucial locations, including Tiruchy airport, the tourist bungalow, and the event site.