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Tune in to Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th February 2023

Tune in to Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th February 2023

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Joseph John Fernandes
Joseph John Fernandes 3 years 6 months ago
Dear Sirji, i am working with special kids on physical activities Now i am working on with them with the aspects of Dance therapy. Can you please sahebji give ideas on different dance activities for these kids... Thanks
AMIT GHOSH
AMIT GHOSH 3 years 6 months ago
Dear Sir, Sir Please reduce the Medical And Exam procedure of the Defence and all CAPF exam that what The student wants to join the forces they will not get that chances to join it so warm request to you that please make concern of my request. Thank you Amit.......
ManishSonwal
ManishSonwal 3 years 6 months ago
This is my second submission about young peoples. There is no shortage of talent in our country but due to financial problems, there is no shortage of talent. Ye baat m hi nhi na jane kitni baar ki ja chuki h pr aaj tak is par kisi bhi govt ne gor nhi ​​kiya. Dear Modi ji, I request you to look at this and see that instead of going to other countries, give a chance to the shining stars in your country.
Anvar Kanani
Anvar Kanani 3 years 6 months ago
Respected sir, Please discuss on 2023 the year of milets. Bajri Banti Bavta etc. Which you have tasted and your experience. Also on organic farming to maintain the health of Indian youth.
Bhanu Teja
Bhanu Teja 3 years 6 months ago
I keep listening to the Mann ki Baath with interest. All these episodes have been very inspiring. I wish to bring my own life story recently recoded by one of my ex colleagues who now creates awareness for the youngsters of India to develop good life skills. It is known as Hum Sab ki Kahaani on the YouTube. I was invited to share my life journey, which is a transformation from a lower middle income class coming with significant challenges of rural background to my current position of a university professor in Mumbai. I would be happy if this can be quoted in one of the future episodes of Mann ki Baat, especially on the occasion of the Women's Day to inspire many such young girls of today from India's rural background. Sharing below the link in the box. Prof. Dr. Asha Prasuna Professor of Economics & International Finance Department of Economics K J Somaiya Institute of Management Somaiya Vidyavihar University Mumbai 400077 Mobile 9819533266 9137864977
Dakhya Dripta Borah
Dakhya Dripta Borah 3 years 6 months ago
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Anjali Das
Anjali Das 3 years 6 months ago
Bio gas plants are already being subsidised but due to lack of awareness on how it is not only gas but generates organic Fertiliser in form of bio slurry is not known to all. Like in some states rain water harvesting has been made compulsory for large constructions, similarly bio gas should be made compulsory for large farmers to avail various subsidies which they enjoy/abuse. This will further strengthen cattle and livestock maintenance and can act as a catalyst for farmers to go organic. Going organic is a slow and painful process of 3 years. Waste recyclers and eventually common citizen to be made aware So that degradable waste do not end up in land fills but reach these bio gas plants. All large dairy farms are availing subsidies for dairy as well, they can be asked to install these bio gas systems as well. The way food reaches from farm to fork, the food waste should go back to the soil to preserve its nutrients.
Anjali Das
Anjali Das 3 years 6 months ago
Bio gas plants are already being subsidised but due to lack of awareness on how it is not only gas but generates organic Fertiliser in form of bio slurry is not known to all. Like in some states rain water harvesting has been made compulsory for large constructions, similarly bio gas should be made compulsory for large farmers to avail various subsidies which they enjoy/abuse. This will further strengthen cattle and livestock maintenance and can act as a catalyst for farmers to go organic. Going organic is a slow and painful process of 3 years. Waste recyclers and eventually common citizen to be made aware So that degradable waste do not end up in land fills but reach these bio gas plants. All large dairy farms are availing subsidies for dairy as well, they can be asked to install these bio gas systems as well. The way food reaches from farm to fork, the food waste should go back to the soil to preserve its nutrients.