Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi is celebrating his 75th birthday on Wednesday (September 17, 2025). On this occasion, he was congratulated by many celebrities. Chief Acharya Pramod Krishnam also congratulated PM Modi in his style. He said that all the Prime Ministers in the country are all worthy of respect, but Narendra Modi is the master of a unique talent. Narendra Modi ji cannot be compared to anyone.
He further said that even in ancient times there were many emperors and kings, but just as a king cannot be compared to ‘Raja Ram’ and no emperor cannot be compared to ‘Emperor Vikramaditya’, in the same way no Prime Minister can be compared to ‘PM Modi’. Spiritual, religious, social, political and scientist, Narendra Modi ji seems to be mature in any field.
PM Modi rules the hearts of people: Acharya
He said, ‘When PM Modi goes to a temple, his behavior affects everyone. Take any subject, whether it comes to the farmers or the matter of the soldiers, the matter of giving respect to the martyrs, PM Modi rules the hearts of the people.
‘You have won the country, what, we have won the hearts’, while repeating this saying, Acharya Pramod Krishnam said that I think they rule the hearts of people. Regarding the Prime Minister’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’ episode, he said that his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program has impressed people a lot and people like to listen to him.
Special divine grace on Narendra Modi
Pramod Krishnam said that no one can belong to a friend like PM Modi. On 1 February 2025, when I went to meet PM Modi, he made me his own. I believe that Narendra Modi is amazing, unique. Even though I am not a member of BJP, but I have joined Narendra Modi ji and I have told all these things from my experience. Narendra Modi has a special divine grace, because he made big decisions in a moment, no ordinary person can do it. The Prime Minister is proficient in worship, method and karma scandal.
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