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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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sukumar shanmugam
sukumar shanmugam 11 years 6 months ago
Questions to US PRESIDENT: WELCOME to INDIA. 1. What do you think about Ms.MALALA YOUSAFSAI view : WHY IS IT THAT COUNTRIES WE CALL STRONG ARE SO POWERFUL IN CREATING WARS BUT ARE SO WEAK IN BRINGING PEACE? 2. Will you suggest our PM to implement EXTENDED PRODUCERS RESPONSIBILITY LAW in order to accomplish -CLEAN INDIA PROJECT.
D VINOD KUMAR
D VINOD KUMAR 11 years 6 months ago
Modi sir ask obama to why .U.S.A giving Funds to Pakistan.after they know very well about how Pakistan mis-using those funds.
Lt Col Rohit Kapila
Lt Col Rohit Kapila 11 years 6 months ago
Mr President, your wife is an epitome of woman power . How will you support Mr Modi on his initiative to " save the girl child" and woman empowerment
Shantanu Kumar Khare
Shantanu Kumar Khare 11 years 6 months ago
Question to US President Barack Obama: Both India and US are very different, yet get along well quite naturally. To make our great nations greater, which or what is that one thing (at a fundamental, and non-dogmatic level) that India fortunately has had, which the US did not, but would have liked to have as well? Similarly, the one thing that is singularly and uniqely American that India does not have but should have as well? Similar question to our Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Thanks.
Aman Saryal
Aman Saryal 11 years 6 months ago
Hon’ble PM Sir My papa tells when he was in OBAMA's USA in 1997 an US academician committed a minor mistake of giving wrong information that part of the research project he submitted for funding will receive funds from another organization which had committed orally & not writing. For this mistake that academician was dismissed from job. In India 13 years ago my papa reported a case of academic fraud, corruption & plagiarism but here the academicians are not only retained in jobs but promoted?
Hemant Yalgudkar
Hemant Yalgudkar 11 years 6 months ago
कालो वा कारणं राजन्यो राजा वा काल कारणं इति संशोयो मभुद्राजा कालस्य कारणं.The way you both telling us your Man ki Baat. When the time will come when a common man/woman, jobless persons a poor man, a housewife will tell his/her Man ki Baat that his/her Moolbhut Needs are addressed Such peoples are in both countries.Can a Mission Statement is build in tomorrow’s Man Ki Baat to address this since both of you are the decision makers, the above shloka from Mahabharat says King can change time.
Soumya Santosh Samal
Soumya Santosh Samal 11 years 6 months ago
A heartiest welcome to honourable Mr. Obama and my gratitude towards the most proactive prime minister of India, Mr. Modi. I am a software engineer by profession. On this #MaanKiBaat platform, I want to ask a generic question which arises in many of my colleagues. Work & skill level or dedication is almost same in both USA and Indian employees. But the difference in pay scale is having a big margin. Could we expect the gap to be minimized in coming days or could we expect more opportunities ?
Lt Col Rohit Kapila
Lt Col Rohit Kapila 11 years 6 months ago
Mr President, how would you describe India today under Mr Modi, who has revitalized India and how do you foresee India in 2025