PM Modi's virtual program on the occasion of Buddha Purnima: "The country is helping by following the message of Buddha"

New delhi date. 7 May 2020, Thursday

Today, on the occasion of Buddha Purnima, a virtual program was organized in which many great leaders of the world were involved and Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the program. Speaking at an event in honor of the Corona warriors, the Prime Minister said those who serve humanity deserve salute.

During his address, Prime Minister Modi said, "This time the situation is different and the whole world is going through a difficult time. It is fortunate for me to be among all of you but the current situation does not allow it. At present, India is following in the footsteps of the Buddha. Is helping. The benefits and harms of helping at home and abroad are not being considered. "

The Prime Minister said that India is supporting the world without any vested interest. We must protect ourselves, our families, and others. Helping everyone in times of crisis is everyone's religion. Our work should be a constant service price. It is necessary to have a price of compassion-service for the other.

Describing the Buddha as a symbol of both India's enlightenment and self-realization, the Prime Minister expressed confidence that with such self-realization, India would continue to work and continue to work in the interest of all humanity and the world at large.

Society has changed, not the message of the Buddha

The Prime Minister said that the Buddha is not limited to a single situation. They give a message to everyone to help humanity. Times have changed, conditions have changed, systems of society have changed but the message of Lord Buddha has always been present in life and has a special place in the lives of all of us.

He further said, "This is possible only because Buddha is not just a name but also a sacred thought. The message and resolve to overcome the difficulties of every life has always guided the civilization and culture of India. Lord Buddha has enriched this culture of India." "

The Prime Minister said, "Today, many people in different parts of the country, in the world, are serving the people in their own way. People on the streets, whether they want to follow the law or treat the sick, are all serving in their own way. People deserve salutation. The Buddha's message is needed at a time when the whole world is in turmoil. "