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Inviting ideas for PM Narendra Modi's Mann Ki Baat for August 2016

Inviting ideas for PM Narendra Modi's Mann Ki Baat for July 2016

Start Date :

Aug 19, 2016

Last Date :

Aug 26, 2016

11:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on a number of themes and issues in the next 'Mann ki Baat' which is on 28th August, 2016. As always, the Prime ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on a number of themes and issues in the next 'Mann ki Baat' which is on 28th August, 2016. As always, the Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address. So what are the themes, issues or topics that you want the Prime Minister to speak about?

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.

And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11:00 AM on 28th August, 2016.

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Shrinivas Bhanap 10 years 3 weeks ago

Sir: I really appreciate ur continue dialog with us thru Mann ki Baat. Can you please keep on asking people to atleast donate their eyes after death of their relatives so within a year we will have no blind person in India. If they can further take the initiative and donate all possible organs then that will surely stop the trafficking of human organs. Also keep asking people to help the persons had accidents. Since recently 2 cases observed of death due to not helped by other after accident.

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Anup Mhetre 10 years 3 weeks ago

hello sir, i want to suggest that as a national leader we have to inspire all rieo olympics participators those are participate in all the games. so my suggestion is that to arrange one programme and you have to say few words. because your motivation is more important one not only for winners but also for loser means participator in this game. its not confidently say that but my suggestion is we have to motivate loser may next time they are doing their best performance and will won many prizes

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PIYUSH RANJAN 10 years 3 weeks ago

Respected Prime Minister, Raising the miseries of the people of Baluchistan is the right path to teach a lesson to Pakistan.

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SOMNATH SHEE 10 years 3 weeks ago

Respected Prime Minister, Undoubtedly poverty is the greatest bane of any society.To eradicate this problem, our government is striving hard and I thank you for that. While we all concern about black money which we should; I suggest you should increase you focus on the education system in India and watch its functioning yourself.It is an irony that most of the students consider tuition/coaching compulsory to do well in this land of Vedas/Gurukul system.

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Revati Raman Pandey 10 years 3 weeks ago

Kashmir ki samasaya ko baat chit aur shanti purwak rasta se suljhana chahiye. Kashmir ko aur Kashmiriyo ko barbaad karne me sabse bada haath neshnal conference kaa hai aur Faarukh abdullaji ke pariwar ka hai. Farukhji Bharat ke paise se london me aaram ki jindgi bitaa rahe hai aur yaha kashmiri log bhukhe mar rhae hai.

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Anil K. Gupta 10 years 3 weeks ago

I note that all the "English" words used by you in Hindi edition of "Mann Ki Baat" are reused "as it is"(in "English" form)in its Punjabi translation & "Not" translated into Punjabi. I doubt if rural people are able to fully understand the meaning of "English" words reused in regional languages translation of "Mann Ki Baat". I feel "English" words used by you "should also be translated into regional languages" for better understanding of all. Use of too many English words should be avoided

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Harpreet Singh 10 years 3 weeks ago

modi ji i do't know you are good pm or not. but i know govt. jobs are decreasing in your reign. please increase the number of jobs as you promise a lot before the election and in march i am preparing for bank clerical in-spite of being mba in hr and marketing do't you think i deserve one govt. job . My only mistake is that i born in general category and thats a bitter truth. There are a lot of other examples when phd holders and post graduates applied for job of a peon

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Revati Raman Pandey 10 years 3 weeks ago

Bharat me koi Dalit nahi hai. sabhi Bharatvasi hai aur Bharat ke nagrik hain. Dalit shabd nich rajnetawo ke dimag ki upaj hai, jiasase ki we log paisaa aur vote kamaa sake.Dalit ke naam par desh ko loota ja raha hai aur desh ke bhawishay ko barbaad kiya ja raha hai.

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Babu 10 years 3 weeks ago

It is the time to reflect on the state of Sports in this country. The result of the Olympics shows us we have a long way to go. The tradition of physical fitness and the onus on ability of body and mind is to be revived. A strong deep rooted game-plan to revive the sporting spirit in our Nation. Physical education, Sports infrastructure, grounds, local parks, events and exposure must be made to thrive. Schools must focus on holistic development of mind, mettle, morale and motivation!

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Palak Jain 10 years 3 weeks ago

There is huge amount of black money in land deals. The main reason is that the Market rates are at least 3 times than those of the DLC circle rates. If circle rates are increased and stamp duty rates are decreased then black marketing will be reduced and the revenue will be same. This will not create additional tax burden.

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