Meri Maati Mera Desh Campaign
On 30th July, 2023, in the 103rd edition of his monthly radio address, Prime Minister announced the launch of a new campaign ‘Meri Mati Mera Desh’ to honour the country’s martyred bravehearts.
- Under the campaign, soil collected from different parts of the country in August, 2023 and used to develop a garden along the Kartavya Path in Delhi.
- Events have been organised at the panchayat, village, block, urban local body, and State and national levels, respectively.
- Young volunteers and others collected soil from every panchayat and brought it to the block, from where the ‘Mitti Kalash’ was transported to Delhi.
- In urban areas, events ....
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