'Commendable efforts': PM Modi wishes birthday to Dharmendra Pradhan, gets community note on X
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday received a community note on his X post after he wished Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan on his birthday, days after the NEET retest , which was necessitated by the leak of the question paper for one of the country's toughest examinations.
Though the government left no stone unturned to plug the gaps ahead of the retest, the nation followed the development with bated breath, while widespread furore erupted against the education minister over the paper leak.
In his post on X, Modi said Pradhan had been "making commendable efforts towards the implementation of the National Education Policy , which seeks to make India a hub for knowledge, learning and innovation".
"Birthday wishes to Union Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan Ji. He is making commendable efforts towards the implementation of the National Education Policy, which seeks to make India a hub for knowledge, learning and innovation. Praying for his long and healthy life," Modi wrote on X. The post now carries a community note, which is a user-contributed fact-check or contextual note added to X posts.
Though the government left no stone unturned to plug the gaps ahead of the retest, the nation followed the development with bated breath, while widespread furore erupted against the education minister over the paper leak.
In his post on X, Modi said Pradhan had been "making commendable efforts towards the implementation of the National Education Policy , which seeks to make India a hub for knowledge, learning and innovation".
"Birthday wishes to Union Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan Ji. He is making commendable efforts towards the implementation of the National Education Policy, which seeks to make India a hub for knowledge, learning and innovation. Praying for his long and healthy life," Modi wrote on X. The post now carries a community note, which is a user-contributed fact-check or contextual note added to X posts.
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