The quality of school-level education in India is mixed. While Government schools are improving, many still lack sufficient facilities like functional computers, science labs, and adequate co-curricular spaces, impacting learning outcomes. To prevent bad habits, schools must foster a supportive environment, enforce consistent positive reinforcement, and teach self-reflection. Active teacher modeling of good behavior and involving students in setting classroom guidelines are effective proactive strategies.

Crime in India, marked by rising rates in areas like cybercrime and crimes against women, demands a multi-pronged approach. Effective prevention requires police modernization, faster judicial processes for swift conviction, and gender sensitization starting at the school level. The role of women is paramount; their empowerment, increased visibility in public spaces, and active reporting are crucial. Furthermore, ensuring safe urban planning with better lighting and accessible emergency helplines can significantly reduce vulnerability and improve safety.

8. Art gives happiness. Either music, drawing, painting , and many more. We say in tamil " Aaya kalaigal 64". means 64 kalas. Everything helps in one or the other way in humanity. For example if we take music, the carnatic ragas gives medicinal properties. If we take paintings , now people say drawing helping in calmness, relaxation etc. We can see vegetable dye drawing in temples. We have save and maintain our kalas. Mandala arts are like meditation. We can spread our kalas to outside world for the peaceful.

7. We can see electric vehicle increasing in usage. Good for the environment, pollution free etc. Citizens are becoming responsible. The schemes also helped. We have to keep the momentum and maintain our cleanliness, land , water, air pollution free etc. Swachch Bharath we have to continue the good work. Every citizen will enjoy the clean environment if we maintain clean.

Respected Prime Minister, The practice of permanent alimony imposes a crushing burden on divorced husbands. Paying 25–50% of income for the wife’s entire lifetime, plus full arrears from filing date to judgment, often leaves men financially crippled and unable to support their aged parents. I humbly urge the following fair reforms: Replace lifetime alimony with limited-period alimony equal to the months lived together (e.g., 8 years marriage = max 96 months from judgment date). Ensure the amount is used only for the wife’s rehabilitation: Less educated → higher studies/skill training Well-educated → business start-up/job search Courts must monitor proper utilization. Abolish or equitably share arrears accrued during prolonged trials. These changes will protect divorced men while genuinely aiding needy women, without creating new injustice. With hope for suitable legal amendments, Thank you, Respectfully (On behalf of numerous affected husbands)

माननीय प्रधानमंत्री श्री नरेंद्र मोदी जी, नमस्कार। मैं आपसे एक विनम्र अनुरोध करना चाहता हूँ कि कृपया जनसंख्या नियंत्रण पर राष्ट्र को संबोधित करें। बढ़ती जनसंख्या हमारे संसाधनों, पर्यावरण, रोजगार और भविष्य की पीढ़ियों पर गंभीर प्रभाव डाल रही है। आपका संदेश और मार्गदर्शन देश को इस विषय पर सोचने और जिम्मेदार कदम उठाने के लिए प्रेरित करेगा। धन्यवाद। जय हिंद।

Respected Sirs, I write as a concerned citizen inspired by India’s ongoing emphasis on Ease of Living and Women-led Development. During a recent visit to a Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) for renewal, I observed a routine but critical hardship: long, physically taxing waits endured by women—elderly citizens, pregnant women, and young mothers with toddlers. For a housewife managing a family, a pregnant woman, or a mother with a restless child, these delays are more than inconvenience—they are a substantial burden. A passport is a fundamental document of citizenship and opportunity; the process should not impose undue stress on women. To alleviate this suffering and empower women, I propose a targeted policy: a “Super Tatkal” scheme for all female applicants, whereby their passport applications are processed free of charge and on an automatic priority basis. A women's passport must not be more than 25-30 % that much on a man's passport will subside processing cost on systems . A great move.

Respected Prime Minister Greetings!! I and my son Dushyant on behalf of his NGO FAR Foundation – Helping Humanity with Citizen Partnership, have developed an app designed to connect volunteers first aider, blood donor, and doctor in the vicinity/real time. Our platform is unique as it operates through geographical coordinates, enabling faster response during emergencies. We would be honoured to share the working process of the app and how it can contribute to saving lives across the country. Warm regards Shivraj Singh

Ask public opinion about merging states to form 5 big states in India in your next manki bat, start listening to public man ki bat, instead of telling your man ki bat sir. Make it phone in program.

Most Respected PMJI Vanakkam My humble suggestion is as follows: The women from the Toda community,a hill tribe primarily in the Nilgiris District of Tamil Nadu are adept in making Shawls with exquisite embroidery. The design, texture,cost, colours etc.of these Shawls are excellent. The Union government can honour important guests including dignitaries from various countries with these colourful and soft shawls. Kindly consider my humble opinion please.