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Questions for special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme with PM Modi and President Obama

Questions for special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme with PM Modi and President Obama
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Jan 27, 2015
07:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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On 27th January 2015 the special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme will be aired, during which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and USA President Barack Obama will be sharing their thoughts ...

On 27th January 2015 the special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme will be aired, during which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and USA President Barack Obama will be sharing their thoughts on the radio. The programme is certainly going to be the cynosure of all eyes across India, USA and entire world.

Here is a historic and one of a kind opportunity to be a part of this radio programme by sharing your questions. Ask a question on any topic that interests you and you wanted to ask PM Modi and President Obama.

We will try to ensure that maximum inputs are sent and the dignitaries can talk about some of the issues raised during the programme.

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paras gala
paras gala 11 years 6 months ago
india is the biggest democratic contry in world. and u.s.a is have latest &advance technology contry in world and in usa human life is more important.. is u.s.a provide unconditional support and transfer there technology to india for his development and progress and indias war against pak based terrorism.
pankaj arora
pankaj arora 11 years 6 months ago
My question for both the govt. is if there can be more way or possibility for the SHARP POOR students to get free higher education as they can not afford it, so much of the talent possibly don't get utilised the way it should be.To make a better India we need to find out a way to make those people educated the way they want to be.
Shubhranshu Kumar Tiwary
Shubhranshu Kumar Tiwary 11 years 6 months ago
Sirs, the differently abled constitute 15 percent of the world population (1 billion people) according to WHO. We the differently abled constitute a major part of the society. Since the last few years our government has shown interests in the needs of the physically challenged and has been trying help us as best as they can. What are the steps that USA has taken to ensure the equal contribution of the differently abled people in their Government and their society? What can India learn from the
Dr Jayanti P Gupta
Dr Jayanti P Gupta 11 years 6 months ago
World’s two largest democracies are addressing the world together. A lot of hatred and malice is being provoked all around. Can the combined efforts put an end to all this to make the world more peaceful?
Abhishek Talwar
Abhishek Talwar 11 years 6 months ago
Terrorism A Bitter Truth Of This Era. Terrorist Can Be Only Finished By Terrorism. Like We Say Diamond Cuts Diamond Or Poison Cuts Poison
Abhijeet Vaidya
Abhijeet Vaidya 11 years 6 months ago
Mr. President and Mr. Prime Minister, The International Policy about the use of Internet is needed to be revised to stop the cyber crimes. Anonymity on internet is affecting the businesses of all sorts in form of Piracy. Strict Laws must be enforced worldwide to stop the anonymity on the internet which will help in reducing the piracy and illegal behaviour on the net. Do you have any plans regarding this?
KULDEEP
KULDEEP 11 years 6 months ago
Mr. President Barack Obama: Your this visit to INDIA are the steps towards a great and good relationship between both countries. I would like to request to you Please include the Name of INDIA also in the Participating countries in Visa Waiver Program. It will be pleasure if both countries provide visa on arrivals to each other.
shyam shelar
shyam shelar 11 years 6 months ago
Respected prime minister Narendraji Modi - can't we all be just indians/bharatwasi,do we really need the cast system to segregate us and the divide and rule system because of which we lost our independence centuries ago still continues with political parties dividing us on cast.