PM Modi’s Renowned Trip to Lakshadweep is Recalled in President Murmu’s Puri Beach Photos

GG News Bureau

Puri, 8th July. During her four-day visit to Odisha for the Jagannath Ratha Yatra and other events, President Droupadi Murmu strolled along a Puri beach early in the morning.

She shared her thoughts and photos during her vacation to Puri’s Golden Beach during her hectic schedule.”There are places that bring us in closer touch with the essence of life and remind us that we are part of nature,” the woman wrote in the caption of some of the photos she shared from her trip to the beach. Rivers, seashores, mountains, and woods all evoke strong emotions in us. Today, when I strolled along the shore, I experienced a sense of oneness with the environment, including the vast body of water, the soft wind, and the thunderous waves. It was a contemplative moment. I experienced the same deep inner calm that I had yesterday when I got a darshan of Mahaprabhu Shri Jagannathji.”

There are places that bring us in closer touch with the essence of life and remind us that we are part of nature. Mountains, forests, rivers and seashores appeal to something deep within us. As I walked along the seashore today, I felt a communion with the surroundings – the… pic.twitter.com/mWJ7ya3XLY

— President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn) July 8, 2024

She stated in a different post that “The oceans cover more than 70% of the planet’s surface, and rising sea levels due to global warming pose a threat to coastal communities.” Numerous forms of pollution have severely harmed the waters and the diverse range of flora and wildlife that may be found there.”

More than seventy percent of the surface of the earth is made up of oceans, and global warming is leading to a rise in global sea levels, threatening to submerge coastal areas. The oceans and the rich variety of flora and fauna found there have suffered heavily due to different… pic.twitter.com/ifp1TeW5Uh

— President of India (@rashtrapatibhvn) July 8, 2024

On July 7, President Murmu traveled to Puri, Odisha, for a four-day visit and to see the annual Lord Jagannath Rath Yatra. She will engage with students from Utkal University of Culture and Bibhuti Kanungo College of Art and Crafts while seeing the Udayagiri caves.The ‘Lifestyle for Sustainability’ campaign and the Divine Retreat Centre of Brahma Kumaris, located in Haridamada hamlet near Bhubaneswar, will be inaugurated by the President on July 8.On July 9, she will be the guest of honor at the National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) in Bhubaneswar for its thirteenth graduation ceremony.

PM Modi’s trip to Lakshadweep

People were reminded of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s well-known visit to Lakshadweep by President Murmu’s images, which contributed to an increase in island tourism. PM Modi traveled to Lakshadweep Islands in January of this year to officially open the Kochi-Lakshadweep Islands Submarine Optical Fiber Connection and to lay the groundwork for the rehabilitation of five model Anganwadi centers and a primary healthcare facility.He encouraged tourists to visit the island by spending some time on the immaculate beach and participating in some adventurous sports. PM Modi remarked, “Lakshadweep’s tranquillity is mesmerizing, in addition to its scenic beauty.” It provided me with a chance to consider how I could put in even more effort to ensure the wellbeing of 140 crore Indians.”

Had excellent interactions with the beneficiaries of various government schemes. It's inspiring to see firsthand how these initiatives are fostering better health, self-reliance, women empowerment, improved agricultural practices and more. The life journeys I heard were truly… pic.twitter.com/JEYFHb1ZaZ

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) January 4, 2024

PM Modi said, “Lakshadweep has to be on your list for those who wish to embrace the adventurer in them,” in another post. I also went snorkeling when I was there, and it was an incredible experience!”
The region’s tourism industry saw a boost from PM Modi’s visit. There has been an increase in requests to visit the island region, according to tourism officer Imthias Mohammed TB. Imthias responded to an ANI query regarding the significance of PM Modi’s visit by saying, “Impact is huge, we are receiving lots of inquiries.”He further noted that Lakshadweep is getting enquiries from the domestic and foreign travel markets.