Prime Minister Modi Pays Tribute to Lata Mangeshkar on Her Birth Anniversary

New Delhi, September 28 (Daily Kiran) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar on her birth anniversary. He described her exceptional contributions to Indian music as something that will be remembered for generations to come.

In a heartfelt post on the social media platform X, Modi expressed his respect for Mangeshkar, stating, “On her birthday, I pay my respects to the esteemed Lata Didi, who illuminated the world with her divine singing talent. She not only enriched India with her melodious voice but also consistently encouraged every initiative linked to the country’s prosperity. Her unparalleled contributions to Indian music will be remembered for ages.”

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla also honored Mangeshkar, emphasizing her immortal identity in Indian music. He remarked, “Lata Ji is an everlasting symbol of Indian music. Throughout her extraordinary musical journey, she lent her voice to thousands of songs in numerous Indian languages, giving Indian film music a recognition that resonates far beyond our borders.”

Birla further noted the unique blend of sweetness, classical essence, emotion, and soul present in Mangeshkar’s voice. He recognized her as a significant contributor to Hindi cinema, elevating its music to new heights and making countless songs timeless. Remembering her on this day is a tribute to the grand tradition of Indian music that she enriched with her dedication, discipline, and talent.

Union Minister of Law and Justice, Arjun Ram Meghwal, also paid his respects, stating, “On the birth anniversary of the musical luminary and Bharat Ratna, Lata Mangeshkar, I bow to her. Lata Ji not only enriched the film industry with her divine musical practice but also gave Indian music a distinctive identity on the global stage. Her unmatched and enchanting voice will forever remain alive in our memories.”

Manohar Lal, the Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs, echoed similar sentiments, honoring Mangeshkar’s legacy and her significant impact on both the film industry and Indian music’s global recognition.