Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a tour of Nagpur today. On Sunday, he reached the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh headquarters and paid tribute to the founders of the RSS. On this occasion, PM Modi wrote a letter to the Sangh at the Smriti Mandir at RSS headquarters.
Prime Minister Modi wrote in the letter,
‘Naman to the Param Pujya Dr. Hedgewar ji and the revered Guruji. I am overwhelmed by coming to this memorial temple and refreshing their memories. This place, dedicated to the values of Indian culture, nationalism and organizational power, inspires us to move forward in the service of the nation. This place of these two strong pillars of the Sangh is a source of energy for millions of volunteers dedicated to the country service. With our efforts, the pride of Mother India always increased.
To strengthen road safety in the country and reduce the number of accidents, Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has decided that from now on, two ISI helmets will have to be given along with the purchase of every two -wheeler. He made this announcement at the auto summit in New Delhi.
Two -wheelers and helmets manufacturers have welcomed the decision. This is an important decision for the auto industry that will help prevent unnecessary accidents and deaths. The two wheeler helmet manufacturing association (THMA) has been demanding a long time to make ISI certified helmets mandatory. Statistics of road accidents and deaths in India are worrying.
More than 4,80,000 accidents occur every year and more than 1,88,000 people die. More than 66 percent of the dead are between 18 and 45 years of age. More than 69,000 people die every year in accidents, especially in accidents related to two -wheelers. More than 50 percent of deaths are caused by not wearing helmets.
Need for the country:
Rajiv Kapoor, president of the helmet manufacturers association, said that it is not a rule but a country. This decision is a ray of hope for the families of those who died in road accidents. Now such disasters can be stopped. Traveling on two wheel vehicles will no longer be dangerous. The person sitting behind will also wear helmets, which will also make him safe. Good quality helmets will be produced by helmet manufacturers.
Rupee. For those who do not wear helmets. 2000 fine
According to the new rule, the government will now pay a monthly installment of Rs 100 per person. A fine of Rs 100 will be charged from those who do not wear helmets. A provision has been made to impose a fine of Rs 5000 in it. 2000 A fine of Rs 1000 will be charged from those who do not wear helmets. 1000 will be fined. The driver will also have to wear the helmet lease tightly.
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