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Share ideas for PM Narendra Modi's Mann Ki Baat on 28th February 2016

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Feb 19, 2016

Last Date :

Feb 25, 2016

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his Mann Ki Baat on 28th February 2016. In this Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister will share his thoughts on a number of themes and ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his Mann Ki Baat on 28th February 2016. In this Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister will share his thoughts on a number of themes and issues.

As always, the Prime Minister looks forward to hearing from you the topics and ideas that he should speak on. So what are the themes, issues or topics that you want the Prime Minister to speak about?

Share you views in this Open Forum or alternatively you can also dial the toll free number 1800-11-7800 and record your message for the Prime Minister in either Hindi or English. Some of the recorded messages may become part of the broadcast.

And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11:00 am on 28th February 2016.

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Sitanshu Sekhar Lahiri 10 years 6 months ago

India is the only Nation and Indians are the only people who have assigned to the foreigners (and appointed) them the authoritative role of " Final say' on our culture/ language etc. No other nation has done so. The Chinese do not say that 'this American is the final authority in Chinese Culture'. We do. Japanese or Arabs also do not do this. A total colonisation of our national psyche. This is the war we need to fight.

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Sitanshu Sekhar Lahiri 10 years 6 months ago

India now is poised to lead the world under Modi, a rare fame which India gained partially during Mrs Indira Gandhi's tenure, but we now have a chance to lead the world in economy, industry and spiritually. We are squandering the opportunity. I would have loved if Police would have fired a few rounds in the JNU campus. Dispense good to the good and evil to the evil. Could they do a JNU event in any other country in the world. We don't deserve Democracy, we deserve Education.

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Vishal Nagpal 10 years 6 months ago

Sir, I appreciate your views on Physically challenged personnel in your last mann ki baat. Calling them Divyaang is a nice gesture. But could you please take some concrete actions with which the this gesture goes into mainstream thinking of people. Could you please think of implementing PPP model (Public-private-partnership) to get employments to Divyaangs?

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Sitanshu Sekhar Lahiri 10 years 6 months ago

It is loud and clear that Opposition Members want to defame Mr. Modi as also India during the period of Modi. See the JNU the Mumbai incidents, when India is on a platform of a quantum jump as a global player (Make in India event in Mumbai). the poor tried to tarnish the image of the country before the world. I don't want to name two or three Leaders and half Leader (at Centre and State) who on opening their mouth only vomit Modi in condemnation. India now is poised to lead the world

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Vishal Nagpal 10 years 6 months ago

Sir, You have brought a very good initiative of Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana. To make it more successful, I request finance minister Shri Jaitley ji to announce extra rebate as part of section 80c to those parents who have daughters and have open Sukanya Samridhi Account. This will motivate those parents to save for daughters and also help propagate the message of Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

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Vishal Nagpal 10 years 6 months ago

Om Namo Narayana, I request for particularly the girl child and senior citizens scheme, higher rates should be maintained. The push for lower rates comes from banks who need cheap deposits and want to reduce competition from these schemes. Basically, having frittered away huge amounts of capital in bad loans, bankers now want small savers to finance them for a pittance. This will ruin the small investors. Please Sir, kindly consider this in next budget and ensure interest rates are NOT reduced.

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NANDADULAL CHATTOPADHYAY 10 years 6 months ago

To The respected prime minister, I am grateful to you for your valuable programme "mon ki baat". Throu it i am eger to say that it is beter if you consider about employees pension scheme. years after years our pension are the same which is not resonable inrespect of modern trends. My suggestion is that if you kindly make an arrangement to get collateral benefits with present pension , it will be beter in fabour of a pension holder under eps1995 thanking you,

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Rahul Dev Pharasi 10 years 6 months ago

I have started a small campaign called TRICOLOURTRUST. Tricolour trust means demonstrating trust in our National Flag. I am requesting all our common citizens, corporate executives , heads of companies, government executives, mall owners,residential or building association, in whatever place of importance in your premises, display the Tricolour proudly. I may come from whichever region or religion but my flag is my pride. Display the tricolour wherever you can with honour and pride. Jai Hind !

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Vikas Saini 10 years 6 months ago

I work with a school in Lalbagh, Parel, Mumbai. This is a Hindu dominated area and I have realized that people here have very anti-muslim sentiments. Even the enrollment of muslim students in my school is very poor. I would request our PM to encourage unity and brotherhood among people through Mann Ki Baat as well as through some actions, if possible. Thanks

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Anand Krishnamurthy 10 years 6 months ago

Respected Sir, In a country which has godowns overflowing with foodgrains increasing production will not lift people out of poverty. Can the farmers become part of the renewable energy supply chain? With immense availability of land, especially in non irrigated areas, farmers could have solar panels in even 10% of dry agricultural land to generate power and make them part of the energy supply chain. Similar opportunities exist with biomass plantations.

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