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Inviting ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 29th August 2021

Inviting ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 29th August 2021
Start Date :
Aug 05, 2021
Last Date :
Aug 27, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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PM Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on themes and issues that matter to you. The Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address on ...

PM Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on themes and issues that matter to you. The Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address on the 80th Episode of Mann Ki Baat.

Send us your suggestions on the themes or issues you want the Prime Minister to speak about in the upcoming Mann Ki Baat episode. Share your views in this Open Forum or alternatively you can also dial the toll-free number 1800-11-7800 and record your message for the Prime Minister in either Hindi or English. Some of the recorded messages may become part of the broadcast.

You can also give a missed call on 1922 and follow the link received in SMS to directly give your suggestions to the Prime Minister.

And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11:00 AM on 29th August 2021.

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Sanjeev Kumar
Sanjeev Kumar 5 years 1 month ago
माननीय माननीय प्रधानमंत्री जी खेल के विषय में अवश्य बात करे। ताकि सभी खेल को cricket 🏏 की तरह महत्व दिया जाए। मेरा देश 135 crore ka सिर्फ एक गोल्ड मेडल पाने के लिए ललायत रहते हैं। हम सभी को देश के लिए खेलना है । मेडल 🥇🥇🥇 जितना हैं।
Gyayak Jain
Gyayak Jain 5 years 1 month ago
Respected Team: •Sports - Single Platform for all Sports/Easily Registration •Population Control -Policy •Plastic Pollution= Control/Ban
nilesh shah
nilesh shah 5 years 1 month ago
Pranam Sir Sir, i am yoga teacher and whenever i get opportunity, i give free yoga training to school students of villages. Sir, i wish to dedicated my life for the same. kindly give me guidance for the same.
Harish Kumar
Harish Kumar 5 years 1 month ago
dear prime minister's pm Kisan ka 8 9 installment mera nahi aaya pahle ka installment aaya tha kya karan hai mai janna chahta hu?
pratheeksha shah
pratheeksha shah 5 years 1 month ago
Sir since the lockdown, the position of teacher has deteriorated a lot. They were working hard. And they are working hard still. If something can be done to improve their situation, if they are proficient enough for their profession. pls take out your unique and novel ideas for the teachers in stress both mentally, physically and financially.
ManuSharma
ManuSharma 5 years 1 month ago
Sir, It is requested to provide pass certificate with complete details of the candidate, which was submitted during admission/ recruitment and it must include quota in which he/she got admission or pass the course/ degree. It should be mandatory to put original copy of that certificate at the place of work, so that every person must know the capabilities of the person to whom is going for his work done. eg. In case of doctors one doctor is of 95% and other is of 35%, patient should have a choice
Madhusudan Muddala
Madhusudan Muddala 5 years 1 month ago
Honorable PM Sir, I have some highway innovation methodologies. We can save directly 10 to 15% saving in highway construction cost. I It was filed for patent in India. Please review the attachments with highway expert teams. I am willing to share my innovations with free of cost towards my loving nation. Looking forward to your reply. Kind regards, Madhusudan
Rao Snehin
Rao Snehin 5 years 1 month ago
STOP WASTING FOOD. LET US START WITH OURSELVES. Food waste is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. That’s because food that’s thrown away decomposes in landfills and emits methane, a particularly potent greenhouse gas. Over a 100-year period, methane is estimated to have 34 times the impact as carbon dioxide on global warming. It’s currently estimated that each person on the planet wastes a staggering 428–858 pounds (194–389 kg) of food per year, on average.