Prime Minister Narendra Modi honored freedom fighter Parbati Giri on her birth centenary, recognizing her significant role in India’s fight for independence. He praised her dedication to social service and community welfare, emphasizing her contributions to healthcare, women’s empowerment, and culture. Modi also mentioned his previous tribute to Giri during his monthly radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat.’
During the broadcast, PM Modi highlighted the sacrifices of freedom fighters nationwide and expressed gratitude towards them as India approaches its 77th Republic Day. He specifically acknowledged Parbati Giri from Odisha, noting her involvement in the Quit India Movement at a young age and her lifelong commitment to uplifting the underprivileged through social service and tribal welfare initiatives. Modi emphasized the importance of recognizing the efforts of lesser-known freedom fighters like Giri.
Reflecting on Giri’s inspiring life, the Prime Minister stated that her legacy would serve as a guiding light for future generations. He commended her dedication to social causes and remembered her as a symbol of selfless service and empowerment for the marginalized communities. Modi concluded by paying heartfelt tribute to Parbati Giri Ji’s enduring impact on Indian society.
