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Tune in to 132nd Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 29th March 2026

Tune in to 132nd Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 29th March 2026

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PadmavathyBalasubramanian
PadmavathyBalasubramanian 5 months 2 weeks ago
With Reference to Agnipath scheme 1 Choosing 8th pass with good body building structure Jim professionals for agnipath yojana 2 Increasing age limit to 30 years in the school college Cadre 3 Interested qualified canditate women in NSS and NCC camps at colleges volunteers can be trained at urban and rural levels 4 Deploy marathoner at across states to the nearby defence academy 5 Orphans and NGO s students should be trained chosen readily to agnipath 6 Head hunt by defence officers for canditate suitable for training 7 Instead of free meal schools small community for defence at each district should be formed. Build strength build agnipath.Save kashmir
Ritesh Chandani
Ritesh Chandani 5 months 2 weeks ago
Teach civic sense in schools Civic sense should be taught in schools up to 12th grade. Students should learn about cleanliness, environmental responsibility, and proper waste disposal. Public awareness campaigns through social media platforms like Instagram and collaborations with well-known influencers can also help educate the public.
Ritesh Chandani
Ritesh Chandani 5 months 2 weeks ago
Ban Plaster of Paris (POP) idols Plaster of Paris idols, especially during festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, cause major pollution during immersion. The government can ban the use of POP for idol immersion and allow a transition period of 1–2 years. During this time, idol makers can shift to eco-friendly materials such as natural clay or sand.
Ritesh Chandani
Ritesh Chandani 5 months 2 weeks ago
I am writing solution to address the problem of waste being dumped into rivers. Separate collection for religious waste In many Hindu households, people use idols, flowers, garlands, cloth, and other items for worship. When idols break or become old, many people leave them near trees or in nearby water bodies because they feel it is disrespectful to throw them in the dustbin. The government can instruct municipal corporations to work with temples and create separate collection bins. One bin can be for flowers and garlands, and another for idols, cloth, and chunni. This waste can then be recycled properly. Flowers can easily be converted into compost. After implementing this system in cities for about two years, a strict ban can be introduced on throwing such waste into rivers, lakes, or other water bodies. Public awareness can also be increased through TV advertisements and well-known online creators.
Ananya Vishwesh
Ananya Vishwesh 5 months 2 weeks ago
I am Ananya Vishwesh I am 14yrs old a Wildlife Conservationist a Naturalist a Birdwatcher a Herpetologist a Reptile Trainee a Motivational Speaker a Youngest Wildlife Photographer and an Author. I have also presented my book to the Honorable President of India during her visit to The Nilgiris. Featured in : THE BETTER INDIA PEOPLE'S STORY PUDHARI THE INDIAN EXPRESS THE E NADU THE NAVBHARAT TIMES VANITHA MAGAZINE DAILY HUNT Some of my achievements : Completed session on Wildlife conservation for 10,000+ people across India in 5 Different languages i.e. English , Hindi ,Tamil, Malayalam , Marathi Youngest child in Asia to complete the junior masters in herpetology from USA at the age of 11 Honored by BJP SECRETARY PALAKKAD KERALA MR KRISHNAKUMAR for my Wildlife achievements Youngest delegate to speak about wildlife conservation in an International conference Affiliated with 29 Wildlife NGOs across India Would like to meet Modiji
Krishna
Krishna 5 months 2 weeks ago
aadarniy Pradhanmantri ji mera sujhav hai ki hamen sabse pahle biogas ki taraf ko dekhna chahie aur jaivik khad ki taraf ko dekhna chahie kyunki inmein bahut hi adress tarah Se hamen ab dekh Rahe Hain ki energy mein bahut scope hai ek Vishal Abadi hamare pass hai ise bahut jyada amount mein energy ki jarurat hai jo bhi biogas ful kar sakti hai kyunki vartman kal mein chal rahi samasya dekhte hue yadi Ham ise Apne Desh mein start karen to isase hamen teen fayde honge ek taraf hamara biogas banegi aur use dusri taraf hamen fertilizer milega aur Bharat mein bhi hai aaj vartman kal mein Bharat subsidy deta hai aur jo Bharat dusre Desh se mangaya jata hai bachne wale fertilizer ko dekhen jo ki organic hai yadi hamesha karte Hain to hamen bahut jyada fayda hone ki sambhavna hi hai isase gaon mein logon Ko naukari bhi milegi Desh ka bahut Sa Paisa bhi bachega to production bhi badhega aur dusre Desh se mangwane wale fertilizer ka kharcha bhi zero ho jaega mere pass jyada line likhan dhanyaw
Debashish Dasgupta
Debashish Dasgupta 5 months 2 weeks ago
Pranam, aadarniy Narendra Modi Ji, I m from Assam. Healthcare is an important chapter in our human body for that every Indian should do some physical exercises to keep our health healthy. I vhave been doing free hand exercise regularly at home. I m 49 years old BKCLP ICT Instructor from Assam. I feel feet and through Motorcycle I have visited most of the Famous places in Assam & Arunachal pradesh with my wife Banasri Saikia. She also ride with me. It gives us lots of Peace of mind and adventure to visit those places. Every Indian should try to visit a place once a year. Though whenever we get Sunday and Holidays we go those places. Maa Kamakhya bless you aadarniy Modi Ji. You are God for us. BharatMataKiJai (OneNationOneVision)
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CATriptiShinghalSomani
CATriptiShinghalSomani 5 months 2 weeks ago
Proposal for National Transition to Electric Cooking to Mitigate LPG Shortages and Enhance Energy Security. Respected Sir/Madam, I am writing to formally propose a strategic shift in India’s domestic energy policy: transitioning from Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to Electric Induction-based Cooking. Given the recurring challenges in the LPG supply chain and the volatility of international gas prices, a pivot toward electricity—increasingly powered by our domestic renewable grid—is both a logistical and economic necessity. To facilitate this transition without placing a financial burden on the common citizen, I suggest the following policy framework: • Expansion of the Free Electricity Slab: To offset the increased load of electric cooking, it is proposed that the government increase the free electricity threshold from the current 200 units to a minimum of 400 units for households that adopt induction cooking. • Direct Hardware Subsidies: Launch a "National Induction Mission"
Ramalingam Shanmugam
Ramalingam Shanmugam 5 months 2 weeks ago
The Surya Nutan Solar Cooktop developed by Indian Oil Corporation can help India reduce LPG imports. India imports about 60% of its LPG, which requires large foreign exchange (forex). If crores of families use solar cooking for even one meal per day, LPG consumption will reduce significantly. This can save billions of dollars in LPG imports and also reduce government subsidy under schemes like Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana launched by Narendra Modi. That is why solar cooking is considered important for India’s energy security. ✅ Best practical use: Use solar stove in daytime and LPG at night or rainy days. This hybrid method can reduce LPG use 30–40%.