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Inputs for Prime Minister’s Radio Address

Inputs for Prime Minister’s Radio Address
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 12, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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You have seen him on television, heard his speeches on the internet, visited his historic rallies and 'followed' him on social media. Now, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to ...

You have seen him on television, heard his speeches on the internet, visited his historic rallies and 'followed' him on social media. Now, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to interact with you through the radio!
From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from Maharashtra to Manipur the PM would interact with the people of India.
The PM wants you to outline the nature and structure of the radio address. He wants to know the following aspects of the address from you:
Frequency of the address
(How often should the address be- monthly, once in two months, once in three months? Should the days be decided- for example 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at a fixed time 11AM)
Nature of the address and topics
(What ground should it cover- should it be a general address to the nation or should it cover specific topics such as good governance, women empowerment, self-sufficiency in defence)
Structure of the address
(What format should it follow)
Name of the address
(Suggest a title for the series of addresses. The name must be creative and capture the true essence behind such a programme)

So, share your views and become a part of yet another landmark idea that celebrates India and India’s unity.

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Sandeep Chand
Sandeep Chand 11 years 10 months ago
Once every quarter, Sunday 9:00 AM, and repeat at 7:00 PM. It should cover an update on 2 development programs mentioned in earlier speech and its progress. 1 new development topic and one social issue. There should be an option to send a questions to PM, he can pick-up 1-2 and respond to that. Title could be "Sarkar ka wada, Desh ka Bharosa"
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
...Talk into the microphone. When you turn your head to look at the screen (if you are a "talk to the images" kind of person), make sure your words are spoken into the microphone. This is true whether the microphone is attached to you or the podium. It is difficult for the audience to follow you when you are alternately LOUD and soft.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
...Have a good visual, but not much dialogue to go with it? Take a drink of water and give the audience time to absorb the view.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
... You don't need to fill every available second with the sound of your voice. Take your time. Pauses may seem like millennia to you, but they help the audience keep up with you and digest what you're saying.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
... Speak slowly and enunciate. If you get caught up in your own words, slow down and simplify. Say the same concept in smaller, more familiar words.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
Sir, Common advice is to begin with a joke to grab the attention of the audience and put them at ease. Starting off with a beautiful or unique image (when speaking to visual people) will also work.
lovelesh gopal
lovelesh gopal 11 years 10 months ago
Sir please give a national appeal to Indians and other people even outside india to help the victims by all means. Your appeal on the Radio or TV will be a great impact as no one has appealed formally from your Ministry or any level for the same for the victims of J&K.
Ritu Swarup
Ritu Swarup 11 years 10 months ago
Frequency of Address: Once a quarter (1st sunday at 11 am of the 1st month of new quarter) Nature of address & Topic: It should be about the major issues that happened in the previous quarter and the action taken by the govt to solve the issues. Structure of Address: every quarter 15 states & union territories should be discussed so that by end of year all are talked about. Name of the Address: PM's address to the nation.