PM Modi calls for ‘one nation, one legislative platform’
The Hindu
PM says portal will give technological boost and connect democratic units
Giving the mantra “duty, duty, duty” for the next 25 years to all elected representatives, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called for a “one nation, one legislative platform” for all State Assemblies and Parliament to share resources, while virtually addressing the 82nd All-India Presiding Officers’ Conference held at the Himachal Pradesh Assembly here.
Addressing the meet in its centennial year, Mr. Modi said the next 25 years were very important for India as it completes 100 years of Independence in 2047. In this time, he said, “We can fulfil the mantra — duty, duty, duty”.
Mr. Modi called for a portal to be created for all legislatures to give a technological boost and connect the democratic units. He also said first-time elected representatives should receive training on the right way to behave in the House.
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