CP Radhakrishna attended a public event on Monday (September 22, 2025) after assuming the post of Vice President. He released four books on the selected speeches of Prime Minister Modi and praised his international diplomacy.
The Vice President said, ‘India has proved that we want to become a big power of the world, so that we can do good to everyone. Our aim is not to rule anyone. We want to become powerful so that the whole humanity is good and no rich country can impose its conditions on poor countries.
America, Russia and China’s chief PM Modi’s friend
He said, ‘America imposed a 50 percent tax tariff on India, yet President Donald Trump is saying that Modi is my good friend. He did not say a single time that he is against PM Modi. PM Modi has good relations with the US and Russian President. At the same time, even after the border dispute, Chinese President Xi Jinping also wants to have good relations with Narendra Modi and India. Therefore, they can make any work possible.
The new Vice President of the country said, ‘By reading these speeches of the Prime Minister, you can keep your attitude towards issues, deeply understanding of the ideas how you cannot ignore public sentiments from a great leader. The goal of PM Modi is that welfare schemes reach every corner of the society. This book is necessary to understand the contribution and dreams of PM.
Two sets include this year’s speech
Let us know that in the book release, all four books, ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ is based on the selected speeches of the Prime Minister. Sanjay Jaju, Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, said that speeches from June 2022 to May 2023 in the first set and speeches from June 2023 to May 2024 in the second set.
Vice President CP Radhakrishna defeated opposition candidate B Sudarshan Reddy on 9 September 2025. He was sworn in at Rashtrapati Bhavan on 12 September. Former Vice President Dhankar resigned on 21 July citing health reasons.
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