Goyal utilized the milestone to launch the nationwide 'Kalash Vandan Abhiyan,' a campaign intended to honor the saint's teachings while showcasing the reach of current government initiatives. He attributed the country's recent trajectory to policies implemented over the last 12 years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, arguing that these efforts are systematically eradicating long-standing societal inequities.
Beyond the commemorative ceremony, the minister drew parallels between historical struggles and modern economic ambitions. He marked Quit India Day by paying tribute to freedom fighters, suggesting their sacrifices provide the necessary impetus for India's current push toward becoming a 'Vishwa Guru,' or global leader. According to Goyal, the rapid pace of economic expansion now ensures that the fruits of development are beginning to penetrate deeper into the national fabric.
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