BJP Announces Country‑wide Volunteer Drive Ahead of Modi’s 25‑Year Milestone

New Delhi – The Bharatiya Janata Party has unveiled plans for a two‑week national service campaign, dubbed “Seva Pakhwada,” slated to run from September 17 through October 2. The initiative is positioned as a commemorative gesture marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s quarter‑century in public office. Participants across the country will engage in activities ranging from community clean‑ups and tree‑planting to health‑awareness drives and educational support.

Party officials describe the drive as a means to galvanise civic participation and showcase the government’s commitment to grassroots development. By aligning the campaign with Modi’s 25‑year milestone, the BJP hopes to reinforce a narrative of sustained public service under his leadership.

For the South‑Asian diaspora, the program underscores an ongoing emphasis on volunteerism that may inspire community projects abroad. It also offers a focal point for diaspora organisations to coordinate parallel initiatives, thereby strengthening trans‑national ties and showcasing Indian civic values on a global stage.