मननीय प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी जी नमस्कार, आप विश्व का सबसे सफल प्रधानमंत्री हैं/लोगों ने स्नेह और प्यार के साथ आपको प्रधानमंत्री बनाया/ भारत की जन कल्याण के लिए भगवान ब्रह्मा की तरह सभी लोग भाग विधाता बन्ना, भगवान विष्णु की तरह सभी जनता का पालन करना, भगवान शिव के समान बिष को धारण करना, जनता जनार्दन को वरदान और दंड देने का अधिकार भी होना, जनकल्याण पर्यावरण की रक्षा हेतु पंचतत्व की रक्षा करना, सभी प्राइवेट स्कूल और सरकार भगवान शिव के समान बिष को धारण करना, जनता जनार्दन को वरदान और दंड देने का अधिकार भी होना, जनकल्याण पर्यावरण की रक्षा हेतु पंचतत्व की रक्षा करना

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प्राइवेट कंपनियों में काम करनेवाले कर्मचारियों का PF कटता है, जब भी वह एक कम्पनी से दूसरी कम्पनी में जस्ता है, PF कटता है और वह उसकी आगे के जीवन में काम आता है पर अगर आगे की कम्पनी ने उसका कोई भी डाटा गलत भर दिया तो पिछला अगला सब खत्म हो जाता है। ग्रीवेंस में भी तक से जवाब आता है। इसकी सुनवसी सरल होनी चाहिए व कम्पनियों को भी कर्मचारियों के प्रति संवेदनशील होना चाहिये

Respected Prime Minister, I am writing to you on the sad state of affairs with respect to Gentlemen Cadets/Officer Trainees who have been medically boarded out of the various defence training establishments. The least which the nation should do is to ensure that they are taken care of with respect to a "Pay" and Medical Facilities till such time they are in a position to spring back. At the present, some of them receive an ex-gratia which is woefully inadequate. Additionally, those who are still injured are unable to benefit out the ECHS Facility. Could I request you to look into this and consider the same for the Genetlemen Cadets / Officer Trainees. If this is done, the nation will have corrected a wrong and will have you to thank for. Regards, Jagan

Jai hind Sir, On this auspicious occasion of our Independence Day, I extend my heartfelt greetings to you. As we remember the sacrifices of our freedom fighters, we must also reflect on the responsibility that lies before us—especially on the shoulders of our youth. India is a young nation, with over 65% of its population below the age of 35. This demographic strength is not merely a statistic; it is the driving force behind our vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. Our youth possess boundless energy, fresh ideas, and the courage to break barriers. They are innovators, problem-solvers, and the torchbearers of social change. Youth are not just the future of the nation—they are the builders of the present. If we channel their energy towards nation-building, we will not only honor the dreams of our freedom fighters but also shape an India that is prosperous, inclusive, and respected on the world stage. Let us empower our youth, not only with opportunities but also with values.

Sir, 1) I am very much appreciated your policy of make in India. But we are making other countries innovation products only. So I am requesting to add in your policy to "Make Indian inventions in India". So we can make our people inventions also in India for sale to other countries. This will give more profit to our country and our inventions also made by Industries.Also give support to our country Science Inventors. Also requesting to take rural Science Inventors inventions and give prize, financial support and awards to them also. 2) Indian currecy value is going continously down against dollar. So I am requesting to stop the ruppee value going down against other country money for the welfare our country people. Moreover requesting your government to increase our ruppee value against other country money. Form a team to find out why our money value is going down? Finding the reason will help to increase our ruppee value. S.Mohana Sukumar, Science Inventor

The scale of both active and emerging MLM/pyramid-style schemes in India is unprecedented, posing ongoing regulatory and enforcement challenges. High-profile scams like Rose Valley and Saradha underscore the deep financial and social harm inflicted on victims. Legislative measures—such as the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Act, 2019, and the updated Consumer Protection (Direct Selling) Rules, 2021—aim to curb these frauds; yet, ambiguities and enforcement gaps remain

Dear PM Sir, As a young boy I had a dream like you, to work and contribute relentlessly for the safety and security of Bharat. Joined NDA but had an unfortunate medical incident resulting in boarding out during training itself. I was still lucky to be in a physical state wherein I could build an alternative career but, sir, there are many who are not. Sir, there are several of such medical cases from across the defence academies in the country. The sad part is that they do not get their due. Sir, we have high hopes from you and your government that you will enable what is rightfully theirs because all of them have given, maybe small, valuable time of their prime youth to the service of our great nation. Sir, request you to consider our demands. And these are not big ones, few of these are: DGR schemes, medical treatment and disability pension. Sir, eagerly waiting to hear you speak to us from the mighty Red Fort this Independence Day. Jai Hind!!!

> Idea: Introduce a special subject in schools focused on Nutrition and Healthy Eating to teach students the importance : Equip children with the knowledge and habits to make nutritious food choices from a young age, helping prevent lifestyle diseases and improving overall well-being. Method: Weekly classes covering topics such as balanced diets, food groups, the role of vitamins and minerals, and practical tips for healthy eating. Activities could include cooking demonstrations, school gardens, and interactive projects. Expected Outcome: Students develop lifelong healthy eating habits, understand the nutritional value of foods, and influence their families and communities to make better dietary choices.

An Appeal to the Hon’ble Prime Minister on Behalf of Disabled Officer Cadets Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, As the nation prepares to celebrate its Independence Day on 15th August, honouring the bravery and sacrifice of our armed forces, I humbly wish to bring to your attention the plight of a small, forgotten group—medically boarded-out officer cadets I am one such cadet. Injured during the 6th term of training at CTW MCEME—a time when we are just months away from being commissioned—I was medically boarded out due to a service-related injury. Since then, I have received no assistance from the system I once proudly trained to serve. No pension. No Ex-Servicemen (ESM) status. No welfare benefits. Nothing. There are only around 200 of us across the country—cadets who were disabled during training and are now struggling to live with dignity. Our injuries were sustained in the line of duty, yet we have been left out support from org.