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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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shobhika gharat
shobhika gharat 6 months 5 days ago
Honorable prime minister , as a student of sociology and Geography from Nagpur , I believe that the journey to Vikshit Bharat @2047 lies in the heart of our 'Digital villages ' and the empowerment of women through the ' Gig Economy ' . my suggestion is to integrate localized skill - mapping with digital platforms, allowing rural talent to contribute to the global market without leaving their roots .True development is when our geographical diversity becomes our greatest economic strength . I am. committed to contributing my bit through creative writing and social awareness.
Apeksha
Apeksha 6 months 5 days ago
Namaste. I would like to share the inspiring story of Dr. Thankam from, Manipal Hospitals Bangalore. For nearly 10 years, she carried a deeply personal dream — to become an organ donor and give someone a second chance at life. When the moment finally came, she donated her kidney to a person she had never met before. Her journey was not easy. It involved multiple medical evaluations, regulatory approvals, and even permission from the Karnataka High Court. But her determination to save a life never wavered. On 10th Feb, her dream finally became a reality when she successfully donated her kidney to a recipient from the transplant waiting list. At a time when organ donation rates in India remain among the lowest in the world, her selfless act reminds us that a single act of courage and compassion can transform many lives. Stories like hers inspire us to believe humanity and kindness. Her selfless act reminds us that one decision can save many lives.
shobhika gharat
shobhika gharat 6 months 5 days ago
pradhan mantri jii , aaj kal mahilayen ghar baithe platforms ( jaise MyGov, reselling, writing) ke zariye aatmanirbhaar ban rahi hain . Hum chahte hain ki ' viksit Bharat ' mein har mahila ke pass digital literacy ho .
shobhika gharat
shobhika gharat 6 months 5 days ago
Honeble PM , digital kranti ki wajah se ab gaon our chhote shehron ke liye students bhi bade exams ki taiyari kar pa rahe hain . mera sujhav hai ki har district mein ek 'Digital skill centre ' ho ji freelance writting aur creative arts mein yuvaon ko train kare.
Adv Yogesh Kautik Patil
Adv Yogesh Kautik Patil 6 months 5 days ago
Dear PM Sir, My point is if any traffic official is managing traffic on road and due to road construction or repairing or development work is going on. and the debris or the material is lying on road side which is hazardous to people's life, obstacle for smooth traffic and risky for walking peoples. why the internet departmental connection is established or asked one Govt official to inform to concern Deptt to remove that debris or make the road clear or why not that one Govt personnel are not compelled to inform other Deptt. if we creat inetr departmental connections we would save people's life and Govt money which is indirectly tax money. My request is each Govt Deptt must be interconnected if gas pipeline is digging up a well constructed road then they have to make it roads in good condition after their work is done. We say *Modi hai toh mumkin hai* I always ask one Deptt person why they can't inform other Deptt about such things they say it's not allowed. kindly look into
Dr Amit Puri
Dr Amit Puri 6 months 5 days ago
I write to place before you a procedural reform that may strengthen the dignity, clarity, and effectiveness of parliamentary debate in India. In recent years, parliamentary proceedings in both Houses have frequently been disrupted by simultaneous shouting, slogan-raising, and cross-talk while a Member of Parliament is speaking or while the Speaker/Chair is conducting proceedings. Such disruptions diminish the quality of deliberation, reduce public confidence in democratic institutions, and prevent substantive arguments from being heard and recorded. Parliament is fundamentally a forum for reasoned debate. The ability of a member to present arguments without interruption is essential for legislative scrutiny, policy analysis, and democratic accountability. I respectfully propose consideration of a formal procedural rule introducing a Silent Protest Protocol within parliamentary proceedings. - Right to Uninterrupted Speech, Silent Expression of Dissent, Prohibition of Vocal Disruption
Vinodkumar
Vinodkumar 6 months 5 days ago
मन की बात हटा के जनता की टेलीफोन पर बात होनी चाहिए