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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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Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
Respected PM, you can Speak in sound bites. Although they may not remember extended monologues or statements, listeners have a tendency to remember sound bites. Before an interview, it's good to come up with several sound bites that pertain to your message and write them down on note cards.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
our PM should Make an effort to understand the host's questions and comments, along with anyone else who calls in. Don't just yammer away incessantly without directly responding to their line of questioning and/or comments
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
Mr. PM should Be a good listener. Although it's certainly important to present compelling information to the audience, it's equally important to be a good listener.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
our PM should - Work on presenting compelling information in a way that retains the attention of the audience. Remember that a bored audience is an audience that will be unreceptive to your message and more likely to tune out.
Ganesen Viswanathan
Ganesen Viswanathan 11 years 10 months ago
Modiji, A lot of focus has been about Swacch Bharat, digitizing government portals and providing connectivity to rural areas the last 100 days. This time around the focus should be on how jobs will be created to the rural folks and how building infrastructure and physical connectivity to these areas would propel job creation. Also, since the percentage of rural people listening to the address would be higher, the address should also focus on increasing the yield per acre/hectare in farms
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
PM SHOULD Be entertaining. The ultimate goal of every talk show host is to entertain the audience and keep them tuned in. If you are an entertaining guest, you will make the host's job that much easier.
Swaraj Chadha
Swaraj Chadha 11 years 10 months ago
To help speak at the right speed try to follow the following points: Speak in short sentences – one thought per sentence. Take time over the first three words of the sentence – so that you don’t rush into the sentence. Don’t rush any syllables – make sure each syllable in the word is pronounced.