Respected Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji, through Mann Ki Baat, I would like to share an idea for building a stronger and more self-reliant rural India. We can launch a nationwide “Gramin Skill & Work Connect” initiative where every village youth is trained in basic skills like agriculture innovation, digital services, and small-scale entrepreneurship, and then directly connected to local job opportunities. This will not only reduce unemployment but also prevent migration to cities. Along with this, promoting eco-friendly village industries like organic farming, handloom, and renewable energy projects can boost income and sustainability. If communities, local leaders, and youth work together, India’s villages can become centers of innovation and growth, contributing strongly towards the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047

mujha aap sai Milana hai

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Respected PM Sri Modiji accept my Saadar pranams.I would like to bring you the plight of retired employees who are covered by EPFO.After 30 years of service in BHEL i am getting only Rs 2400 per month as EPFO pension This is not sufficient to pay my monthly electric bills and cooking gas.Please enhance the minimum monthly pension to Rs 7500 for which all the retired PSU employees having been fighting for years together with no response from the government

माननीय प्रधानमंत्री श्री नरेंद्र मोदी जी, मैं सोहम, NIT सुरथकाल का एक छात्र हूँ। मैं सोच रहा था कि आपको यह संदेश लिखूँ या नहीं। परंतु मैंने एक महान शिक्षाविद् श्री आगरकर जी का एक विचार पढ़ा था कि अगर कोई भी विचार हमारे मन में आता है और हमें यह विश्वास होता है कि वह वास्तव में समाज के कल्याण का और देश के हित का विचार है, तो उसे लोगों के सामने रखना और देश के नेतृत्व तक पहुँचाने का प्रयास करना हमारा कर्तव्य बन जाता है — चाहे उसके लिए आलोचना ही क्यों न सहनी पड़े। इसी भावना से मैं आपको यह लिख रहा हूँ, क्योंकि मेरे मन में गुणवत्तापूर्ण शिक्षा (Quality Education) को लेकर एक विचार है। 📖

Today is Persian Nowruz

Respected Prime Minister Sir, I humbly request you to speak about the role of young students and innovators in shaping the future of India. Today’s youth are eager to contribute through technology, research, entrepreneurship, and social service, but they need guidance and inspiration. If education focuses more on creativity, practical learning, and real-world problem solving, students can become innovators and job creators instead of only job seekers. Your inspiring words can motivate millions of young Indians to work with dedication towards building a strong, innovative, and self-reliant Viksit Bharat.