Balangir (Odisha), as Prime Minister Narendra Modi, became 75 years old on September 16 (IANS), on September 17, citizens across the country are searching for heartfelt ways to express their praise. In the city of Balangir, Odisha, such a fan has converted his honor into a lifetime passion project.
People are ready to celebrate PM Modi’s birthday in a different way on Wednesday.
A senior citizen and retired businessman Bajranglal Agarwal, Currency notes, coins and postage stamps are carefully collected – all points 17.09.50, PM Modi’s date of birth. Over the years, he has collected a rare and attractive collection of more than 200 different notes with serial numbers depicting the Prime Minister’s date of birth.
What started as a personal interest has increased in a deep emotional tribute. Aggarwal has also collected photographs of PM Modi from global public events, including his trips to countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, Japan and UAE. From large -scale migrant meetings to official state visits, these images show not only the global appearance of the PM but also the devotion to Aggarwal.
“My dream is to meet Prime Minister Modi in a day and give him a hand to his hand,” says Agrawal. “His leadership has changed the nation. This is my way to show gratitude.”
During the Covid-19 epidemic, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan made efforts to facilitate the meeting between Aggarwal and the Prime Minister. However, due to epidemic restrictions, it could not be arranged.
As the nation prepares to celebrate Modi@75, Aggarwal has a simple desire – that the Prime Minister continues to lead the country with good health, strength and vision.
This quiet collector of Balangir’s rupee notes stands as an example of how the influence of a leader can touch the life of common citizens deeply – not through politics, but inspires dedication through personal passion and heartfelt respect.
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