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Prime Minister reflects on the success of PM Mudra Yojana on its 11th anniversary

 

Prime Minister reflects on the success of PM Mudra Yojana on its 11th anniversary


PM shares glimpses of how PM Mudra Yojana has empowered millions with the confidence to dream and means to fulfill it

 Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today reflected on the success of PM Mudra Yojana and shared glimpses of how the scheme has empowered millions with the confidence to dream and the means to fulfill them.
The Prime Minister observed that by removing barriers and trusting the aspirations of our people, the initiative has strengthened the spirit of enterprise across India. Shri Modi further remarked that PM Mudra Yojana reflects an economic ethos where opportunities are accessible and initiatives are encouraged. Highlighting the scheme's transformative potential, the Prime Minister pointed out how it has positively impacted Yuva Shakti and Nari Shakti, ensuring every dream is given the support to grow.
In a series of posts on X, the Prime Minister wrote:
"PM Mudra Yojana has redefined access to credit by empowering millions with the confidence to dream and the means to fulfil it.
By removing barriers and trusting the aspirations of our people, it has strengthened the spirit of enterprise across India.
#11YearsOfMUDRA"
"A glimpse of Mudra Yojana’s transformative potential and how it has positively impacted our Yuva Shakti and Nari Shakti.
#11YearsOfMUDRA"
"PM Mudra Yojana reflects an economic ethos where opportunities are accessible, initiatives are encouraged and every dream is given the support to grow.
#11YearsOfMUDRA"


Tough Words Meaning

  1. Reflected
    👉 English: Thought deeply / expressed views
    👉 Hindi: विचार किया / प्रतिबिंबित किया
  2. Glimpses
    👉 English: Short views / brief looks
    👉 Hindi: झलक
  3. Empowered
    👉 English: Gave power / made confident
    👉 Hindi: सशक्त बनाया
  4. Confidence
    👉 English: Self-belief
    👉 Hindi: आत्मविश्वास
  5. Fulfill
    👉 English: Achieve / complete
    👉 Hindi: पूरा करना
  6. Barriers
    👉 English: Obstacles / difficulties
    👉 Hindi: बाधाएं
  7. Aspirations
    👉 English: Dreams / ambitions
    👉 Hindi: आकांक्षाएं
  8. Initiative
    👉 English: New plan / action taken
    👉 Hindi: पहल
  9. Enterprise
    👉 English: Business activity / entrepreneurship
    👉 Hindi: उद्यम / व्यवसाय
  10. Economic ethos
    👉 English: Economic values / principles
    👉 Hindi: आर्थिक सिद्धांत / मूल्य

📘 More Tough Words

  1. Accessible
    👉 English: Easy to reach / available
    👉 Hindi: सुलभ
  2. Encouraged
    👉 English: Supported / motivated
    👉 Hindi: प्रोत्साहित
  3. Transformative
    👉 English: Causing big positive change
    👉 Hindi: परिवर्तनकारी
  4. Potential
    👉 English: Ability / capacity
    👉 Hindi: क्षमता
  5. Positively impacted
    👉 English: Affected in a good way
    👉 Hindi: सकारात्मक प्रभाव डाला
  6. Yuva Shakti
    👉 English: Power of youth
    👉 Hindi: युवाओं की शक्ति
  7. Nari Shakti
    👉 English: Power of women
    👉 Hindi: नारी शक्ति
  8. Redefined
    👉 English: Changed the meaning / improved
    👉 Hindi: पुनः परिभाषित किया
  9. Access to credit
    👉 English: Ability to get loans/money
    👉 Hindi: ऋण प्राप्त करने की सुविधा
  10. Spirit of enterprise
    👉 English: Business mindset / entrepreneurial spirit
    👉 Hindi: उद्यमिता की भावना

📘 Additional Words

  1. Series – क्रम / श्रृंखला
  2. Posts – संदेश / पोस्ट
  3. Strengthened – मजबूत किया
  4. Opportunities – अवसर
  5. Support – सहायता
  6. Dream – सपना
  7. Means – साधन
  8. Trusting – भरोसा करना
  9. Growth – विकास
  10. Across India – पूरे भारत में

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