Leadership Lessons from Modiji's Operation Sindoor

 

Modiji is a great communicator and a fantastic leader. We can learn many leadership skills from him. One of these is the way he remained calm amid challenges. For example, how he handled the Vizhinjyam Seaport inauguration immediately after the Pahalgam terror attack. Second, Modiji ignored the dispiriting remarks of the opposition and remained focused on his task. For instance, he didn't even consider it significant to respond to the Resistance Group's "Gayab" comment, AAP's "dar gaye and choodi pehen ke" comment, SP's "Hindus did it" comment, or the comment of Mallikarjun that he read an "intelligence report" in a newspaper about the Pahalgam attack three days before the terrorists attacked. Modiji was focused and determined to achieve his goals, that is, to finish the terrorists in their homes.

 

Third, the way Modiji encouraged his team, kept them together and planned the counter-offensive carefully after thorough reflection, research, and deliberation. Fourth, Modiji let his actions speak louder than his words. Instead of reacting to the opposition leaders verbally, he did Operation Sindoor. Ironically, Mallika did not get any news about it until the next morning. Fifth, how Modiji destroyed Pakistan's reputation in the world by sending delegations to inform world leaders of the reality. Sixth, Modiji shared the credit of our victory with all, including many opposition leaders, and chose them to represent our country in many nations. He trusted even the opposition leaders to carry our message to the world. In contrast, the Resistance Group can't trust the military of their own nation.

 

Seventh, Modiji delegated responsibilities to accomplished leaders (even of the opposition) according to their abilities. He analyzed their strengths and weaknesses, as well as where and how they could be most effective, before assigning them to a team and sending them to a particular location. 8. The freedom (with responsibility) you gave your delegations to speak about Bharat's actions and probable future course of action in Operation Sindoor. The trust he showed in his fellow citizens, soldiers, and leaders alike. Ninth, Modiji teamed up emerging leaders of his party, like Tejaswi Surya, with accomplished leaders from even the opposition parties, like Mr. Shashi Tharoor, so that they could learn from them how to behave and communicate their message to world leaders effectively.

 

Tenth is the wisdom and strength with which Modiji dealt with his enemies like China and Turkey, who supplied weapons to Pakistan. He understood the extent to which he could shake hands with them without compromising our country's borders. Finally, Modiji knew the most challenging assignment – to communicate the success of our mission to our people – and did it himself. Instead of traveling around the world, he went to strengthen NDA's partner, Nitish Kumar, in Bihar. He chose the less marvelous and more challenging task for himself and let others glory in India's resounding victory. Salute to Modiji!

 

Now, let me share Modiji's vision for our country. 1. Nation First. Make India (not China) Great Again in defense, infrastructure development, foreign investment, and increased per-capita income for the Indian people. Develop cities, roads, cleaner streets, flyovers, highways, rail networks, skill-based education, small businesses, and farming with innovative technologies. 2. Make quality Indian goods and buy Indian. Promote Indian medicine, education, tourism, farm produce, art, culture, and technological advancements developed in India. 3. Make India Affordable Again by increasing people's income, reducing taxes, and encouraging them to switch to less costly, more efficient, and environmentally friendly energy options, such as solar and wind power.