Modi says, is may be bitter today, but sweeter tomorrow

By Our Special Correspondent

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that some programs of the government may seem bitter today, but they will bear fruit tomorrow.

Addressing a huge rally in Bangalore after several inaugurations, stone laying and inauguration ceremonies, Prime Minister Modi said, "Some of the programs we are doing now may seem bitter. But, they will bear fruit in the days to come."

He said the private sector was as important as the public sector. Both have equal opportunities. However, the mindset of the people has not changed. Prime Minister Modi has said that private companies do not talk so well.

During the epidemic, he said, young professionals in Bangalore handled transactions around the world smoothly. Proved to be able to take the country to a higher level without government intervention.

Wealth, job creators are our strength. Wealth created by Ekadashi is Rs. 12 lakh crores. 10,000 Ekadashis have arisen in the previous 800 days. But, now 10,000 Ekadashi is taking shape in 200 days. A reflection of the Bangalore spirit. One India, Great India '. Development of millions of dreams Bangalore development. Bangalore has emerged as a dream destination for millions of young people across the country who wants to make their dreams come true, “said Prime Minister Modi.