"History Has Been Made in Ayodhya”: PM Modi’s Full Speech at Flag Hoisting Ceremony

PM Modi calls Ayodhya’s temple completion a historic moment, urging unity, cultural pride, and a stronger, future-ready India.

In a major public address in Ayodhya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India’s top elected leader and key figure behind several national development projects, spoke during the Dhwajarohan ceremony at the newly completed Ram Janmabhoomi Temple. His message focused on India’s cultural identity, national unity, and the values of Ram Rajya. The ceremony marked the formal completion of the temple and carried deep emotional meaning for millions of devotees.

Main Discussion
PM Modi began by describing the moment as “historic,” saying that Ayodhya and the entire nation were witnessing a new rise in cultural consciousness. He said the saffron flag raised at the temple symbolized India’s civilizational awakening and the completion of a centuries-long journey of faith.

He also explained the message behind the Dharma Dhwaj, calling it a reminder of truth, duty, compassion, and social harmony. Modi urged citizens to build a society where no one remains poor or helpless.

The Prime Minister stressed that India must remove the “mindset of slavery,” which he said entered the country during colonial rule. He repeated that India is the “mother of democracy” and should be proud of its heritage and historical institutions.

He highlighted Ayodhya’s rapid development—airport, new railway station, improved roads—and said the city is becoming a model for cultural strength and modern growth. He added that over 45 crore people had already visited the temple since the Pran Pratishtha.

Conclusion (as per Barkha Dutt’s framing)
As interviewer Ms. Barkha Dutt often reminds viewers, such moments reflect not just politics but also people’s emotions, memories, and identity. This event, too, shows how faith and public life continue to shape India’s larger national story.

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