Pradhanmantri ji pranam. Gurukul is an ancient education system of our country.it help us make vishwaguru again.some suggestion has been given for it. 1 A Gurukul education board has to be formed for regulate and administered at all over country. 2 Gurukul should be opened compulsory at panchayat level. 3 A financial incentive has to be given for those student who has study in Gurukul. 4 A budgetary provision has been arranged funded for opened Gurukul. 5 All spiritual and religious institution has been given all facility for opened Gurukul.

Dear Mr.PM. as per the constitution of india the official language is Hindi. for non speaking hindi the other states can use English. Now 22 indian languages are officially added in to the 8th shedule list of the Indian constitution. I hope every non speaking hindi state of india can use their MOTHER LANGUAGE of the state instead of english. please confirm the same at the earliest.thanks.

Sir I would like to suggest you that, Need Metro Trains Station in Vizag Metro, Bhubaneswar Metro, Warangal Metro, vijaywada Metro and Raipur Metro and In rail line Dallirajhara to jagdalpur rail line, Nabarangpur to Bhadrachalam rail line via Malkangiri, Jagdalpur to Hyderabad rail line via sukma Konta Bhadrachalam need this rail lines very crucial for people, it make fuel consumption decrease ,pollution control and traffic control, next make Industry hub in Tier-2 Cities like Bhubaneswar, Vijaywada, Visakhapatnam, Bhopal, Indore, Warangal and Ranchi, factories like- Textile, Pharma, Defence, Nano- DAP, Nano-Urea, FMCG products, Bio Gas plants if factories setup in this cities make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat Initiative will progess and India will soon become Developed country kindly take serious in my suggestion Thank you

“Mann Ki Baat” means “talk from the heart.” In this programme, the Prime Minister shares his thoughts, ideas, and messages with the citizens of India.

Suggestion for stricter waste management enforcement I recently visited Bhubaneswar Railway Station and observed people disposing waste directly onto the railway tracks. A tea stall was throwing used earthen tea cups onto the tracks, which were later manually cleaned by sanitation workers. While they are doing their duty, such waste generation is avoidable and reflects poor civic responsibility. I suggest introducing stricter rules and a fine-based system similar to traffic penalties, especially at major public places like railway stations and bus terminals. Even moderate fines can create deterrence and improve public behaviour. It would also be impactful if the Hon’ble Prime Minister could include a brief public appeal in Mann ki baat urging citizens to act responsibly and empathetically towards sanitation workers and marginalized sections, reminding society that they too deserve dignity and a respectful life. A video clip from Bhubaneswar Railway Station is attached

🔴 *विद्यार्थी की प्रयोगशाळेतील उंदीर❓” – शिक्षण व्यवस्थेचा तुघलकी कारभार....*❗ राज्यातील दुसरी ते आठवीच्या विद्यार्थ्यांसाठी घेण्यात येणाऱ्या PAT (संकलित मूल्यांकन चाचणी) परीक्षेच्या वेळापत्रकावरून पुन्हा एकदा शिक्षण व्यवस्थेतील विस्कळीतपणा आणि अति प्रयोगांचा प्रश्न ऐरणीवर आला आहे. शिक्षणाचा मूलभूत उद्देश विद्यार्थ्याचा सर्वांगीण विकास हा असतो. परंतु आजची परिस्थिती अशी आहे की, विद्यार्थी हा विद्यार्थी राहिलाच नाही तर तो केवळ परीक्षार्थी बनून गेला आहे. संकलित चाचण्या, PAT, विविध मूल्यमापन परीक्षा व नवनवीन प्रयोग यांचा अक्षरशः मारा विद्यार्थ्यांवर केला जात आहे. परिणामी शाळा ही ज्ञान, कुतूहल आणि आनंदाची जागा राहिली नसून ती प्रश्नपत्रिका, गुण आणि निकाल यांच्या तणावाची प्रयोगशाळा बनत चालली आहे. परीक्षांचा पूर – विद्यार्थ्यांच्या हितासाठी की ‘मलिदा’ खाण्यासाठी?* गेल्या काही वर्षांत शिक्षण विभागाने विविध संकलित चाचण्या आणि PAT सारख्या परीक्षा बळजबरीने थोपवल्या. मात्र या सर्व प्रयोगांमुळे विद्यार्थ्यांची गुणवत्ता कितपत वाढली याचा ठोस आढावा आजपर्यंत जनतेसमोर आलेल

Honarable prime minister modi ji I am an engineering student from Kerala who is trying to develop a low-cost Room Automation System. Using an ESP32 microcontroller, this system can control a fan, lights, and charging ports through a mobile phone. The main aim of this project is to make smart automation affordable and accessible even for ordinary homes and students. The system is designed in such a way that both manual switches and mobile control can work together. This helps in improving convenience while also saving electricity. Even though it is a small student project, it is an attempt to use technology to make everyday life easier. Many young people in India have the passion to create such innovations, but often they lack resources, guidance, and support. If the government can encourage and support student innovations like these, even small projects can inspire many young minds across the country to experiment with new ideas. With the creativity and deter

We should work on Waste to Best. Every day 2 million tonnes of waste is generated from Delhi from which we can produce gas, our dependence on other countries will reduce but our youth is not aware of this And at the same time, make people aware about learning AI in the right way. We have the most youth energy in the world. By using it properly, India can become the most powerful country in the world.

प्रधानमंत्री जी को सादर नमस्कार, देश को विकसित और अग्रणी बनाने मे नागरिको का सहयोग अत्यंत आवश्यक है I नागरिकों के सहयोग के बीना देश का समुचित और योजना के अनुरूप विकास नहीं हों सकता I नागरिकों मे जब तक कर्त्तव्य बोध जाग्रत नहीं होगा किसी भी परियोजना का पूर्णत लाभ देश को प्राप्त नहीं होगा, अतः इस और प्रशाशन का धरातल पर किर्यान्वयन अपेक्षित है I उदारहण के लिए " स्वच्छ भारत " योजना बहुत ही प्रशंसनीय प्रयास है लेकिन इतने समय के बाद भी सफ़ाई काम चलाऊ ही हों रही है (जयपुर) में जबकि संसाधन पर खर्च तो हों ही रहा है, कारण मात्र एक ही है नागरिकों का उचित सहयोग नहीं मिलना है I इसी तरह सड़कों पर नित्य बढ़ती जा रही ट्रैफिक की परेशानी इसका कारण नियमों का पालन नहीं करना, इतनी दुर्घटनाएं होने के बाद भी जाग्रति का नितांत आभाव है I

Honourable Prime Minister ji, Greetings! I belong to Bengaluru and as you know it is thriving with opportunites at all levels. We see an influx of migrants from all over the Country and Nepal too. People with dreams of success and some with the basic need for sustenance. Many send money back home too. Many have left their farm lands to end up as labourers. This reminds me of the Munshi Premchand and his story Poos ki raat. What worries me is is there any possibility of their growth? can they upskill themselves or get any formal education that they think they want? But with financial constraints they may not be able to do it. Skill India is making a lot of things possible but there is lack of dissemination of information. They are either on their job or looking at their phones for videos etc. This is a sheer waste of time and energy. Demographically we may be the youngest nation but will it translate into something concrete if the youth is not thinking about upskilling.