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Tune in to 133rd Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th April 2026

Tune in to 133rd Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th April 2026.

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user_404504
user_404504 3 months 4 days ago
Respected Modi ji, One major problem we face in Jammu is the lack of reliable public transport during peak hours. Buses run at low frequency and are usually overcrowded, forcing students and working people to depend on expensive app-based cabs like Uber, which are also hard to find when needed most. This causes daily delays and even affects emergency services stuck in traffic. To improve this, we request you to increase the number of city buses during morning and evening hours, introduce app-based bus tracking, create fixed pick-up zones for cabs to reduce roadside congestion, and promote e-rickshaws for last-mile connectivity. These steps will make travel safer, faster, and more affordable for everyone. Jai Hind.
Vinay Kr Mishra
Vinay Kr Mishra 3 months 4 days ago
I am Vinay Kumar Mishra of class 12 and i want to tell that, allow a calculator for the cbsc borad exam for accountancy like Icse board does. It will help a lot for the commerce student and gets little bit of relief for the calculation..
Aadhvik Sawhney
Aadhvik Sawhney 3 months 4 days ago
I am Aadhvik Sawhney of class 5 I would like to say Mann ki bat is great initative or one platform where I can say maintaining the balance between government and private schooling quality
JethvaDevanshiJagdidhbhai
JethvaDevanshiJagdidhbhai 3 months 4 days ago
With the greeting of Vande Mataram, I wish to state that I, Jagdish N. Jethwa, and my wife, Milanben J. Jethwa, from Vadodara, Gujarat, left our corporate jobs 11 years ago to promote the ancient Indian heritage of Khichdi. The strength and energy found in our Khichdi are not present in fast food. We conducted the first-ever research on Khichdi in India at M.S. University. Recently, at Akodiya Indira Nagar Primary School in Vadodara, Khichdi was served daily to children for three consecutive months—a first in India. At the end of these three months, many positive changes were observed in the children due to this Khichdi. Through this Indian Sanatan Khichdi, we aim to contribute to building a Healthy India. We have conducted an in-depth and thorough study of this Indian dish. We believe that Khichdi can solve our nutrition-related problems." From Vadodara, Gujarat M- 7990788978 Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳.
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Simardeep singh
Simardeep singh 3 months 4 days ago
I am simardeep singh, a student of Army public school Ratnuchak, Class 10 . I would request the Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi to introduce a ‘Student Community Action Program’ across all schools in India. Through this program, students can take part in simple activities like keeping their surroundings clean, planting trees, spreading awareness about saving water, and helping people follow basic civic rules. Each school can adopt a small area such as a park, street, or village and work regularly to improve it. This will not only make our country cleaner and greener but also teach students responsibility, discipline, and teamwork from a young age. Students can also use digital platforms to share their ideas and solutions for local problems, so that the best ideas can be implemented at a larger level. This initiative will empower students to become active citizens and future leaders of our nation.
Shantanu Kedia
Shantanu Kedia 3 months 4 days ago
With the upcoming polls in five states, I’ve been reflecting on the focus of regional parties in states like West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, which often prioritize local governance over fostering national unity and patriotism for Bharat Mata. As citizens, we must rise above differences of language, caste, and birthplace. Democratic politics should not be influenced by caste or religion. We must reject the notion that candidates should be chosen based on community majorities. We are not merely from Bengal, Kerala, Delhi, or J&K—we are proud Indians. Our shared identity should unite us over insignificant skirmishes over states to strive for the goals of Viksit Bharat by 2047. Sincere regards. Shantanu kedia Class IX VVDAV
Anvesha patil
Anvesha patil 3 months 5 days ago
Subject: Strengthening Protection for Abandoned Animals ​Respected Prime Minister, ​I am deeply concerned about the rising trend of pets being treated as temporary "showpieces" and abandoned when they fall ill. ​As we uphold the values of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, I urge you to use Mann Ki Baat to address this. We need to foster a culture of empathy, reminding citizens that abandoning a helpless animal is a grave moral failure. Furthermore, I request that the government consider stricter laws and penalties against pet abandonment. Animals are sentient beings; treating them as disposable property must be recognized and punished as a serious offense.
Suryaansh sharma
Suryaansh sharma 3 months 5 days ago
Respected Hon’ble President of India, I would like to suggest a “Study Buddy Mission” where students across the country can support each other through group learning, goal tracking, and daily motivation. This can help improve focus, reduce stress, and make studying more engaging.
Aarohichoudhary
Aarohichoudhary 3 months 5 days ago
Our honourable prime minister humble request to open ‘Rs. 10 health camps’ every month in poor areas. Many families can’t afford tests. Early checkups can save lives. A suggestion from an young citizen.