PM Narendra Modi Honors Kolhapur Memorial and Other Monuments in Warsaw
Warsaw, Poland – On August 21, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid homage at the Kolhapur Memorial in Warsaw, Poland. This memorial honors the Royal Family of Kolhapur, who provided shelter to Polish women and children during World War II.
In a post on X, PM Modi wrote, “Paid homage at the Kolhapur Memorial in Warsaw. This Memorial is a tribute to the great Royal Family of Kolhapur. This Royal Family was at the forefront of giving shelter to Polish women and children displaced due to the horrors of World War II.”
He added, “Inspired by the ideals of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the great Royal Family of Kolhapur put humanity above everything else and ensured a life of dignity for the Polish women and children. This act of compassion will keep inspiring generations.”
Randhir Jaiswal, the spokesperson of the Ministry of External Affairs, also posted on X, “PM narendramodi paid tribute at the Kolhapur Memorial in Warsaw today. The monument honours the generosity of the state of Kolhapur in Maharashtra that had given shelter to Polish women and children during World War-II. It continues to illuminate the deep and enduring friendship & togetherness between India and Poland.”
Earlier in the day, PM Modi visited the Jam Saheb of Nawanagar Memorial. He wrote on X, “Humanity and compassion are vital foundations of a just and peaceful world. The Jam Saheb of Nawanagar Memorial in Warsaw highlights the humanitarian contribution of Jam Saheb Digvijaysinhji Ranjitsinhji Jadeja, who ensured shelter as well as care to Polish children left homeless due to the Second World War. Jam Saheb is fondly remembered in Poland as Dobry Maharaja. Paid homage at the Memorial. Here are some glimpses.”
Jaiswal also mentioned on X, “PM @narendramodi paid solemn homage at the Monument to the Battle of Monte Cassino in Warsaw. PM honoured the brave soldiers who fought in World War-II. Indian and Polish troops fought side by side in this historic battle. Our shared history and enduring ties continue to inspire.”
Prime Minister Modi is the first Indian Prime Minister to pay his respects at Good Maharaja Square, Monte Cassino Memorial, and the Memorial to Kolhapur Family. He arrived in Poland on the first leg of his two-nation visit.
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PM Narendra Modi -: PM stands for Prime Minister. Narendra Modi is the current Prime Minister of India, which means he is the leader of the country.
Kolhapur Memorial -: The Kolhapur Memorial is a special place in Warsaw, Poland, that remembers the kindness of the Royal Family of Kolhapur, who helped Polish people during World War II.
Warsaw -: Warsaw is the capital city of Poland, a country in Europe.
Royal Family of Kolhapur -: The Royal Family of Kolhapur were the rulers of a region in India. They helped Polish women and children during World War II by giving them shelter.
World War II -: World War II was a big war that happened from 1939 to 1945. Many countries around the world were involved, including India and Poland.
Jam Saheb of Nawanagar Memorial -: This is a special place that honors Jam Saheb, a ruler from India who helped Polish children during World War II by giving them a safe place to live.
Monument to the Battle of Monte Cassino -: This is a special place in Poland that remembers a big battle during World War II, where many soldiers fought bravely.
humanitarian efforts -: Humanitarian efforts are actions taken to help people in need, like giving them food, shelter, or safety.
shared history -: Shared history means events or experiences that two or more countries or groups of people have in common.
two-nation tour -: A two-nation tour means visiting two different countries. In this case, Prime Minister Modi is visiting Poland and another country.
