Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I express my deep respect and gratitude for your dedicated efforts and remarkable contributions toward the progress of our nation. I humbly request your kind attention to the renewal of the Memorandum of Understanding between India and Hungary for the Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Programme, which has not been active for the past two years; due to this, Indian students have missed valuable opportunities while the unused 200 seats were given to Pakistan, increasing their quota to 400, and as the 2026/27 application cycle will reopen on 15th November 2025, I earnestly request your intervention to renew the agreement so that Indian students may also benefit and contribute to the progress of our country.

To, Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji Government of India, New Delhi Subject: Request for solving the problems of temporary employees working in schools and hostels Hon'ble Prime Minister, Regards. I regularly listen to your "Mann Ki Baat" program and constantly get inspiration from it. Seeing the progress of the country under your leadership, I believe that if the problems of the common citizen reach the right platform, then their solution is definitely possible. Therefore, I want to draw your attention to the difficulties of temporary (casual) employees working in schools and hostels. Main problems 1️⃣ Excessive delay in salary - sometimes not paid for months. 2️⃣ No transparent record of tenure and working days. 3️⃣ More work than expected, but no official mention. 4️⃣ Need for repeated complaints for salary and rights. Suggestions for solution ✔ A national level online portal should be created. Contact number= 8305806918 name=Ishwar Vasure

Respected PM Sir this is regarding banking some banks like ICICI are charging penalty for not maintaining minimum balance of ₹. 50000 per month in saving account how can a person earning ₹10000 to ₹.15000 per month maintain this if he wants to save 1000 he cannot please advise why no uniformly decided for all banks?

Namaste Modi Ji, I am Sohom, a young innovator from Kolkata. Inspired by your vision of Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat, I am developing AISARU — Autonomous Intelligent Search and Rescue Units — the first amphibious, AI-powered drone able to work in air, on land and underwater. Instead of seeking opportunities abroad, I chose to dedicate my skills to develop this unique product in our country. AISARU is designed to aid disaster response, clear debris, locate and retrieve victims and even deliver aid in hazardous areas. Designed to operate autonomously, individually or in swarms, and with a payload capacity of 300 Kilos, a hybrid power system, robust AI tools and cutting-edge engineering, AISARU can work in extreme climates. While some countries are working on amphibious drones, AISARU is far more advanced and appraised by many. I humbly seek your blessings, guidance and urgent support, so that together we can make our nation the pioneer of this life-saving technology.

Investing & investment are two synonyms but such key aspect that our education lacks right from school journey. It's an art of learning, thinking & utilising in way it generates value from small scratch to yield high value & here comes why Indian children are not so smart enough when it comes to investment as they are not taught skills needed to acquire such gains as rather our whole system fails to add on to that Akash

Dear PM sir, have sent an inspiring initiative from the 1st village on the india , Tibet and bhutan triangle. Thank you

"Book World " – Education to Poor. Children can help other children by starting a Book Bank. This means collecting old or gently used books from homes, schools, and friends. These books can then be given to kids who don’t have access to reading materials—like those living in slums, villages, or orphanages. Once enough books are collected, students can set up mini libraries in these places. These libraries don’t need to be big—just a small shelf or corner where children can come, read, and borrow books. Volunteers can help organize the books and visit regularly to read stories aloud or help younger kids understand them. This idea helps in many ways: It spreads the joy of reading It helps poor children learn new things It builds a habit of reading from a young age Even one book can make a big difference in someone’s life. So, let’s start collecting and sharing! Kattela Ruthvik Kranthi 8th Class CGR International School , Madhapur, Hyderabad,Telangana.