Namaste and Respected Dear Modi ji, I just want to request your attention here, that kindly allow 5 days working in a week for banking employees, as we are just tired and spent very less time on us and our family members due to hectic work schedules. I would be highly obliged if you can consider my just a small request. Warm Regards, Manish Kumar

आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्रीजी, देश को रेल्वे से जोड़ने का कार्य कर रहे हैं उसी राह पर आप साई नगर (शिर्डी) से पुष्कर या अजमेर (ख्वाजा गरीब नवाज) को जोड़ने के रेल्वे मंत्री वैष्णवजी को सुझाव दे, मार्ग शिर्डी से नाशिकरोड वाया कल्याण, वसईरोड होते सूरत, अहमदाबाद, जयपुर और अजमेर हो, इस से महाराष्ट्र, गुजरात तथा राजस्थान से अजमेर जाने और शिर्डी आने वाले व्यावसायिक तथा श्रद्धालुओं को सुविधा होगी, य़ह रूट पहले से अस्तित्व में है मगर आज तक किसी का भी ध्यान नहीं गया, देश की दो महान संत नगरी को जोड़ने का सौभाग्य हम भारतीयों को प्राप्त होगा। रेल्वे प्रबंधन ने इस पर अनपेक्षित उत्तर दिया है।

प्रधानमंत्री जी, संसाधनों की कमी के कारण दो वर्ष से अधिक समय टेलीफोन मिलने मे लगता था मगर फिर भी गर्व महसूस होता था। आज संसाधनों की भरमार होते हुए भी BSNL दम तोड़ती है रेल्वे, हवाई अड्डे प्राइवेट हो रहे हैं। वजह है सरकारी और निमसरकारी कार्यालयों मे अधिकारियों और कर्मचारियों को काम से अधिक वेतन, पेंशन एवं सुविधाएं। ऐसी प्रस्थिति पहले नही थी, इसलिए नियंत्रण और 50% कटौती जरूरी है। इसलिए राष्ट्रहित में राजनेता पहले अपना मानधन कम कर शुरुआत करें तो विरोध भी नही होगा, रहा सवाल BSNL का, हम चाहे तो आज भी देश की ही नही दुनिया की एक नंबर कंपनी बना सकते हैं, सुझाव बहुत है पहल कीजिए।

Dear Sir, At present most of the students from 1 st class to degree are studying in English only. There by they are forgetting their own mother tongue. There is no need to study Indian History, Moral Sciences, Political sciences subjects in English. Children can study Maths and science in English and other subjects they can study in their own mother tongue. They they can be proficient in both the languages besides Hindi. You can get verified by any one of your staff whether students from 1st class to degree can write and read any book in their mother tongue. Indian languages are having great culture. If the present situation continues for some more time, our Indian languages will disappear. You know very well good books well written by eminent writers are there in all Indian languages, Present generation children know little about them because they are studying only in English. This should be stopped. The country needs English as well as Mother tongue.

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