‘Build a Healthier Society’: PM Modi on World Health Day
Calls for stronger healthcare systems, urges citizens to focus on fitness
- PM thanks healthcare workers on World Health Day
- Reaffirms commitment to stronger healthcare systems
- Urges citizens to prioritise fitness and well-being
- Shares Sanskrit verse on benefits of exercise
GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 7th April: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reaffirmed the government’s commitment to building a healthier society, marking World Health Day with a call for collective efforts to strengthen healthcare systems.
In a message shared on social media, the Prime Minister expressed gratitude to healthcare workers and all those contributing towards improving public health, acknowledging their role in creating a healthier planet.
He emphasised the importance of prioritising individual well-being and urged citizens to actively focus on maintaining their health and fitness.
Highlighting the significance of physical exercise, Modi shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam that outlines the benefits of regular activity, including improved work capacity, better metabolism, reduced obesity, and overall physical strength.
The Prime Minister also extended his wishes for the good health of all citizens, encouraging people to adopt healthier lifestyles as part of a broader national effort.
His message aligns with ongoing initiatives aimed at strengthening India’s healthcare infrastructure and promoting preventive healthcare practices across the country.
