The Prime Minister observed that while the youth of Assam now have an open sky of opportunities in the semiconductor and tech sectors, the current era of peace and progress has been achieved through immense sacrifices and must be protected from regressive forces.

Expressing anguish over the absence of a separate High Court, the Punjab Chief Minister said it was unfortunate that Punjab does not have its own High Court whereas small states in the North East have their own capitals. “In the absence of its own High Court, Punjabis have to suffer a lot due to the huge pendency of cases in the Punjab and Haryana High Court,” he said.

The Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority (SSDMA), in the Institutional Category, and Lieutenant Colonel Seeta Ashok Shelke, in the individual Category, have been selected for the Subhash Chandra Bose Aapda Prabandhan Puraskar 2026 for their excellent work in Disaster Management.

Prime Minister Modi warned that infiltrators are disturbing the demographic balance, attacking culture, snatching jobs from the poor and youth, and fraudulently occupying land in tribal areas, posing a grave threat to both Assam and the nation’s security. He cautioned people to remain vigilant against the opposition, stating that its only policy is to protect infiltrators and gain

The Act enshrines an enhanced statutory livelihood guarantee of 125 days, while ensuring that employment contributes to productive, durable and climate-resilient assets. Employment generation and asset creation are designed as mutually reinforcing objectives, supporting long-term rural growth and resilience (Section 4(2) and Schedule I).

Prime Minister further stated that the Opposition has no concern for Assam, its people, or their identity, and is only interested in power and government. He remarked that the Opposition prefers illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators, settled them, and continues to protect them. He highlighted that this is why the Opposition opposes the purification of voter lists. Shri Modi emphasized

Members of Parliament from Madhya Pradesh reaffirmed their commitment to intensifying efforts under the TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan. They pledged to promote Ni-kshay Shivirs for early detection, including among asymptomatic individuals, ensure smooth functioning of district-level TB services, and actively engage Ni-kshay Mitras, 

His body was brought back to the Dharamshala area, and he was buried in the churchyard of St. John in the Wilderness, located to the north east of Forsythganj, making him the first Viceroy of India to die in office and the only one buried in the Himalayas. Prior to this the major development was in 1860 when the 66th Gurkha Light Infantry was shifted to Dharamshala, establishing it as a subsidiary cantonment; this regiment would later be known as the 1st Gurkha Rifles.

Writer Ajay Parashar extended his heartfelt gratitude to the Chief Minister for releasing these books and encouraging words. He has written seven books and two more were underway.

Anurag Thakur made these remarks today during public campaigns in Hamirpur parliamentary constituency and conversation with media persons in Badsar and Kutlaihar assembly.