National Technology Day: PM Modi expressed his gratitude to the scientists, also tweeted the video…
New Delhi | Modi On Nuclear Test : On this day in 1998, India conducted its first nuclear test. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, on the occasion of National Technology Day, expressed his gratitude to the Indian scientists who played an important role in the Pokhran nuclear test in 1998. Shri Modi also remembered the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and said that he displayed political courage at that time. The Prime Minister tweeted that today, on National Technology Day, we express our gratitude to our talented scientists who carried out the Pokhran nuclear test in 1998. We are proud of the exemplary leadership of Atal ji, who displayed outstanding political courage.
Today, on National Technology Day, we express gratitude to our brilliant scientists and their efforts that led to the successful Pokhran tests in 1998. We remember with pride the exemplary leadership of Atal Ji who showed outstanding political courage and statesmanship. pic.twitter.com/QZXcNvm6Pe
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 11, 2022
Shared a video…
Modi On Nuclear Test : Mr Modi shared a video praising Mr Vajpayee’s leadership. Regarding the video, he is seen saying that the Pokhran nuclear test filled the countrymen with pride and confidence. The video also contains excerpts from Mr. Vajpayee’s speech, in which he announced India’s ‘no first use’ policy for nuclear weapons. Let us tell you that the Pokhran nuclear test has been the most important milestone in the country’s technological progress.
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started in 1999
Modi On Nuclear Test : India had achieved a different and new record by doing successful nuclear weapons. Since 1999, May 11 is celebrated as National Technology Day to mark the scientific prowess and technological progress of the country. On this day in the year 1998, India conducted the first of the five nuclear tests in Pokhran under the leadership of Vajpayee. By achieving this feat, India became the sixth country to join the nuclear-rich countries.
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