Rupali Ganguly: Appealed to the people for 'Vocal for Local', this is what Prime Minister Narendra Modi said after being happy with the actress

Rupali Ganguly: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promoted the use of indigenous goods these days for the festive season. He often promotes indigenous things. Recently, he said that in this festive season, everyone should buy goods from nearby shops and street vendors. Saying this, the Prime Minister gave the slogan of 'Vocal for Local'. Anupama fame actress Rupali Ganguly has also come forward and given this slogan.

Appeal to fans (Rupali Ganguly)

Rupali has shared a video on her social media in which she has told how everyone can buy things from local shops by making a video and sharing it. She also tried to promote payment options like UPI payment, Digital India, and Make in India. The actress said, 'You also make Diwali bright like us, vocal for local.'

The Prime Minister emphasized on this (Rupali Ganguly)

While sharing a video on his social media account X App, PM Modi wrote, 'The Vocal for Local movement is gaining a lot of momentum across the country.' Recently, the Prime Minister shared about this scheme in his monthly show Mann Ki Baat on the radio. In the show, Modi ji said that currently the festive season is going on in India and while emphasizing vocal for locals in the country, he demanded to buy indigenous things.

The #VocalForLocal movement is getting great momentum across the country. pic.twitter.com/9lcoGbAvoi

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 6, 2023

Promotion done for Vocal for Local

In the video shared by Rupali, Narendra Modi's voice is heard in the background where he says, 'Our dream is self-reliant India while purchasing such a product, insist on payment through UPI digital payment system, and with that product, Or share a selfie with that artisan with me on the Namo app, and that too from a Made in India smartphone. I will share some of those posts on social media so that other people can also be inspired to be vocal for local.”