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Inviting ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th March 2023

Start Date :
Mar 06, 2023
Last Date :
Mar 24, 2023
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
PM Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on themes and issues that matter to you. The Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address on ...
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Ashwin Pande
3 years 5 months ago
Respected Prime Minister Sir I would like to request you please launch a scheme or any Yojana for Youth ie. Single son (जिस घर में माता पिता की एक संतान है एक बेटा है उसके लिए भी कोई योजनाएं होनी चाहिए जैसी बेटियो के लिए योजनाएं है वैसी बेटो के लिए भी होना चाहिए । मेरे परिवार की आर्थिक स्थिति सही नही है पिताजी का स्वस्थ ठीक भी रहता है एवम मुझपर ही पूरे परिवार की जिम्मेदारी है मैं बीपीएल श्रेणी से हू मै जॉब के लिए प्रयास कर रहा हु , अतः मेरी मोदी नानाजी से रिक्वेस्ट है की एक योजना हम बेटो के लिए भी निकले जैसे स्किल development programs, internship, training sessions , software development training programs etc एवं मेरा निवेदन है आप से की युवाओं के लिए देश के बेटो के लिए , एक अच्छी रोजगार प्रदान में सहायक योजना चालू की जाए । बेरोजगारी भत्ता बहुत से प्रदेश मे मिलता है लेकिन मध्य प्रदेश में में नही मिल रहा है। ये मिलना चाहिए 1 से 2 वर्ष के लिए ही जिसका उपयोग युवा अपनी पढ़ाई , जॉब की तैयारी , स्किल development के लिए कर पाएंगे। एक बेटा एक नौकरी भी लागू हो या कुछ विचार विमर्श किया जाए इसपर।
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Mamatha Nagaraj
3 years 5 months ago
In trains toilet smell is irritating and also unhygienic. So to avoid bad smell plants like Tulasi and Doddapatre should be grown in each toilets. anyhow food waste is available in trains. that food waste is utilisedas manure to plants. and these are helpful in medicine and passengers can use them for couph and fever.
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MAHENDRA DHAROD
3 years 5 months ago
IN MUMBAI LAKHS OF TENANTS RESIDING SINCE AGES IN PREMISES OWNED BY PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS CO. LIKE LIC, NTC, RAILWAYS, PORTS, BANKS, ETC ARE FACING A THREAT OF EVICTION DUE TO MISUSE OF PUBLIC PREMISES (UNAUTHORISED) ACT (P P ACT) AND ARE FORCED TO DEFEND THEMSELVES TO PROTECT THIER DWELLINGS AS THE CONCERNED OFFICERS/ESTATE OFFICER BLATANTLY REFUSES TO FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES FRAMED TO BE FOLLOWED WHILE IMPLEMENTING PP ACT AND IS ULTIMATELY THE HELPLESS TENANT WHO IS RESIDING FOR AGES IS DRAGGED TO THE COURT. FINALLY THE COURT DECIDES IN FAVOUR OF THE TENANT AS GUIDELINES WHICH HAVE BEEN NOTIFIED AND HAVE STATUTORY SUPPORT PREVAIL. BUT THIS LEGAL BATTLE GOES ON FOR DECADES & IS AN UNNECESSARY BURDEN ON THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUST DUE TO THE EGO OF CONCERNED OFFICER/ESTATE MANAGER HAVING QUASI JUDICIAL AUTHORITY WHICH A COMMON HELPLESS TENANT IS UNABLE TO CHALLENGE DUE TO LIMITED RESOURCES. IF ALL THESE TENANCY ARE GIVEN OWNERSHIP RIGHTS IT WILL BE A BLESSING & BOON TO THE POOR TENANTS
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MAHENDRA DHAROD
3 years 5 months ago
ENCOURAGE GARMENT TRADERS MANUFACTURERS ALL OVER INDIA TO INVENT INNOVATIVE & ENVIRONMENTAL METHOD TO PACK THE FINISHED GOODS LIKE SHIRTS, DRESSESS ETC.
AT PRESENT THEY ARE USING CARD BOARD BOXES WHICH ARE MADE USING STANDARD METHOD WHICH AFFECTS AND IMPACTS THE ENVIRONMENT.
. IF WE CAN CHANGE THIS A HUGE AMOUNT OF NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE FORM OF WOOD CAN BE SAVED.
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Susanta Kumar Patnaik
3 years 5 months ago
Sir, present Odisha state facing Drivers Agony on road.Driver, roadside shop keeper, fast food stalls, uneducated age 45+, vendor say newspaper, etc categories - should not be allowed any may a monthly allowance or other Why? - if past attitude - antisocial and criminal background mostly.No education may for landed property or other say income from house rent,side business etc - person deviated - sorry'- false - cause - 1-deviations due to social impact say drugs,film,chasing girls,sex video etc.2- politically attraction ,3- "economic substance - Here help in need."- may Driver-1 - driving course from government approved training centre 2- 5 years of driving experience 3- long route/ short route, rural/urban ride experience etc - deserve for a nominal govt. allowance Rs 2000/-pm.
NEW INDIA - Here,a suggestion is for ELECTRIC VEHICLE SERVICE IN ALL CITIES- ELECTRIC BUS,TAXI & AND RICKSHAW ETC.
- DRIVING LICENCE - INDIVIDUAL USE- NO TEST
- DRIVER -VII PASS MUST
- PATRIOTIC SWEARING
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Aarthi S
3 years 5 months ago
Hi sir. Your government has been vocal about new ideas and has been doing a good job. One area where India is facing a huge problem is waste management. We have been poorly managing garbage wastes and it’s high time we begin taking steps to segregate and dispose waste. It will be a game changer if we can use the knowledge and ways that developed countries follow to segregate and dispose wastes. Japan for instance have instructed all their citizens to understand how to dispose waste and they have their municipal corporation collect different forms of waste each day in a week. Plastic will be collected during a day, combustible wastes during another day and non combustible wastes on the other day. Citizens there are given a pamphlet to understand the categories of wastes and segregate them accordingly. These wastes will then be collected by the municipal corporations. Plastic is a menace and we should start acting upon it’s safe disposal by recycling them correctly.
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Rajiv Jain
3 years 5 months ago
Dear sir.
U T of Jammu and Kashmir going under smart City .
As Tourist season is ahead one must prey that our UT will lead to word piece and our citizens
Live healty life.
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Vinod panda
3 years 5 months ago
sir ji please bsnl me officers ko kam karvaye vo ac office me Beth kar sirf payment lete hi kam nhi karte bsnl ke officers nagpur eska udharan hi or jo kam karta hi usaka trasfer karva dete hi or jiska transfer hona chahi usaka ho nhi hi 10 salo se or officers bhi nhi karte transfer unka union ke karan ye sab nagpur or pure Maharashtra bsnl me hi or bsnl ko aage badana hi to pahale har tahsil me distributor banaye or commission badaye jio 6% deta hai riteler ko or aap ke officers rate bada rahe hi plan ke din kam kar hae hi or network sudhare please
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Naresh Sharma_23
3 years 5 months ago
Our education system can be improved further as it needs to add the wisdom of past. On social, health, working and education front, there are many local level sayings and idioms. These help in our day to day life. There are many formulas used by Farmers and Grand Parents ( Dadi Nani ). These are also known as ‘Dadi Nani ke Nuskhe’. School books should include these as chapters in textbooks from class 6 to 9th. These are practical wisdoms.
Secondly, all students of senior classes should be trained in Electrical and plumbing jobs for family needs. Families can save costs and efficient use of appliances.
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vijay rustagi
3 years 5 months ago
Two important suggestions for next round of Man Ki Baat.
1. Our independence Day should be called 'National Day' in order to remove the memories of colonial rule.
2. Indian Rupee should be expressed in 100 INR:USD terms rather than USD:INR terms, depicting the resing importance of the Indian Rupee in the world. This will be more understandable by the Indian people and the world.
3. Weights and measures must be standardised in easy marketable categories rather than leaving it on the manufacturer to decide. This way the manufacturers fool the people who do not notice the reduction in pack-weight and the price remain unchanged.
4. Unimaginative discounts must be curtailed like 'Buy 1, Get 6 Free' types making mockery of MRPs. GST should be on MRP, not on the discounted price. Also, the GST of 5% on the sale products should go as the marketing people sell the 18% GST products during SALE @5% and take the difference, benefit of lower GST is not passed on.
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