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Mann Ki Baat - Prime Minister’s Radio Programme on February 25, 2018

Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi's address to the nation - #MannKiBaat on All India Radio was held on February 25, 2018.

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Duraiswamy Lakshmanan
Duraiswamy Lakshmanan 8 years 5 months ago
Dear Prime Minister Sir, To convince 1300 million Indians, the only way is to convey the Government's activities to understand and accept by every citizen for his / her long-term benefit. I request you to emphasise this point in your 25th February 2018 Mann Ki Baat Speech. Thank you, Sir.
GIRISH BHAGWAN CHAUDHARI
GIRISH BHAGWAN CHAUDHARI 8 years 5 months ago
Sir, If deserving students in general category don't get the admissions in colleges and even jobs after a great hard work just because they belong to the general category. why should they waste parents money on education?
Shridhar Poojari
Shridhar Poojari 8 years 5 months ago
A request from Karnataka,.............We are tired with politics gimics with congress just you adhere to your words save cows save Ganga river........
Rushabh Bhalerao
Rushabh Bhalerao 8 years 5 months ago
Sir We think that weed should b legalize in India.. For Manny purpose..its not an drugs.its medical.. Sir plz support glm India..
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ASHOK PANDA
ASHOK PANDA 8 years 5 months ago
Hon'ble Prime Minister. Sh. Naval Kishore s/o Late sh. Prem Singh of Tribal Village Karnarthu, Tehsil Baijnath, Kangra H.P. has developed a "Hara Chara Park and Hara Chara Bank" in his village for the benefit of Livestock owners to fulfill their fodder requirement under your concept "Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav" with the help of Govt. agencies and NGOs, though he is suffering from a debilitating lungs disease.He needs your support to take it further.
K G VILOP
K G VILOP 8 years 5 months ago
SIR;The statement on Karnataka energy situation” Let me assure people of the state through this house that there is no energy crisis, in fact Karnataka has surplus power” (DH, Feb-7, page-7).Form the past years the same response has been receiving.But daily there is a powercut intermittently and sometimes for whole day.The city is witnessing unscheduled loadshedding. Even the concerned ministry for energy told the legislation that the state is enjoying a power surplus and there would bepowercut
KIRAN BABASAHEB RANSING
KIRAN BABASAHEB RANSING 8 years 5 months ago
Jai Hind Sir, This time of year is a season of marriage in Maharashtra. I wish to attract your attention to one troubling thing that I have noticed in these ceremonies. FOOD WASTAGE. There is so much of food wastage both in terms of excess in plates and in kitchen. At railway stations, pilgrimage sites we see many people begging for a piece of roti. Thus wasting food is a sin. I request you to appeal nation to avoid food wastage of any kind during the happiest moment of our lives.
K G VILOP
K G VILOP 8 years 5 months ago
. India is a home to various religions, faiths, sects and members of religions should live in peace. And the organization like PFI and its sister organisation pose serious threat to a National security. It is a good case to invoke the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act in the National interest. And they threaten the very fabric of our society. The PFI reportedly has presence in most of the states and is believed to be strongest in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. The PFI must be banned
K G VILOP
K G VILOP 8 years 5 months ago
Many residents say last mile connectivity is lacking. Many commuters,especially senior citizens and students,disabled are struggling to reach metro stations because of inadequate feeder services. Some bus drivers stops buses in the middle of the road which is causing traffic jams.BMTC should create awareness among its drivers to halt buses near road side or at stops.BMTC should operate mini buses on interior stretches to help commuters reach their destinations.
K G VILOP
K G VILOP 8 years 5 months ago
SIR; We urge the Union government to confer ‘Bharata Ratna’ to Siddaganga Seer Dr. Sri Sri Sri Shivakumara Swamiji for his exemplary service to the community at large and the poor in particular.Even at the age of 110 years continued to render for the community and society.He is also known as ‘Nadedaduva Devaru’ (Walking God) in Karnataka.