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"Our stellar performances at international sporting events are an example of India's shining talent. We need to promote and support such talent," PM Modi said. While addressing the nation, the Prime Minister said, "When dreams are big, the hard work is equally strenuous.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the nation for the ninth time from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of the Independence Day, urged the people to support and promote sports and praised India's 'stellar' performance in the recently concluded Commonwealth Games 2022. "Our stellar performances at international sporting events are an example of India's shining talent. We need to promote and support such talent," PM Modi said.
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