India

Modi Extends Wishes to Six States on Their Foundation Days

By PTI

Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted the people of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala on their respective foundation days on Sunday, November 1, 2026, and prayed for peace, prosperity and well‑being for all residents. He expressed hope that the coming years would bring new opportunities, greater prosperity and continued progress to the people of the six states.

In a post on X in Hindi, Modi said, “Heartiest greetings to all my brothers and sisters of Madhya Pradesh on the State’s Foundation Day. The state is a land of glorious heritage, rich culture, and extraordinary natural beauty. Its world‑renowned heritage sites further enhance its grand historical identity.” He praised Madhya Pradesh for its contributions across agriculture, industry, tourism, education, infrastructure and innovation, and noted its role in building a self‑reliant India.

Modi welcomed Chhattisgarh’s progress and its efforts to uproot Naxalism, highlighting the state’s tribal culture, natural wealth and archaeological heritage. He wished the residents well and expressed confidence that the state would continue to contribute to national prosperity.

He congratulated Haryana on its day, noting the state’s glorious history, valor and rich culture. Modi highlighted Haryana’s achievements in agriculture, sports, defence, industry, education and start‑ups, and prayed that the occasion bring happiness and prosperity to its people.

For Karnataka, Modi celebrated the state’s rich traditions and achievements, especially in information technology, biotechnology, aerospace, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and start‑ups. He wished the people joy and prosperity.

In Kerala, he praised the state’s natural beauty, cultural heritage and the dedication of its people in healthcare, education, entrepreneurship and science. Modi hoped the coming years would bring new opportunities and continued progress.

On Tamil Nadu Day, Modi highlighted the state’s contributions in manufacturing, automobiles, textiles, electronics, space technology, healthcare and emerging industries, and noted the pride of Tamil culture in India’s civilisational journey. He wished the people happiness, success and new opportunities.

DV Published – November 01, 2026 11:14 am IST