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Tune in to 119th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 23rd February 2025

Tune in to 119th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 23rd February 2025

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PrasadSuryakantRanshinge
PrasadSuryakantRanshinge 1 year 6 months ago
Sir, I would like to bring to your notice the important fact about the retired persons under ESIC. Many of the retired persons like me who need some or the other specialty facility under ESIC which we were getting when we were in the service. Some of the patients who suffer from Cancer or the life-threatening illness need lifesaving drugs which are not available after retirement. I would like to request you to please look into the matter as I myself is a Dialysis patient and will not be getting Dialysis facility once I retire from the service. Many of the patients who are being saved under the ESIC will be having a problem as most of the treatments are costly which cannot be afforded after the retirement. Please change the rules and continue our facilities, at least for the diseases like heart diseases, kidney diseases, cancer, or other life-threatening diseases and save many of the lives as well of the families of the patients. Please sir, look into the policies and save our life.
Nasim Kutchi
Nasim Kutchi 1 year 6 months ago
Contd.:- It is not a disturbing co-incidence that stirs my amazements on this holy Occassion to commomerate one of the most important Landmark of INDIAN STAY SAFE ONLINE SERVICES started from the MeITY (Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology) to guide the Citizen of INDIA in the right path by making them educated related to services and to make them aware with different programmes to be alert safe and secured regardingtheir money and not to be a part of CYBER CRIME by the Hackers, and also Safer INTERNET Day is been organised together fro a better internet for the people, of the people and by the people of INDIA. Later on again and again INDIA wanted to build an INDIA with the combination of best and better contribution by the citizen of INDIA with best words and services to them in different forms and activities. INDIA from the month of July BNS has been brought up for this CYBER CRIME and not only this, but at any point of time going throyugh any unusual activities cont
Nasim Kutchi
Nasim Kutchi 1 year 6 months ago
cont:- Greater the ideas are greater the work is. CYBER CRIME is one of the dangerous parameters in INDIA for those who are not aware or not guided properly how to secure themselves from different personnal identification. INDIA in this growing economy on a daily basis citizens are loosing their money and life, by the hackers who are misguiding them, misusing them in different emotional ways and activities, so looking into the gravity and seriousness different programmes are been arranged all over INDIA in schools, colleges, universities, socities, in neibouring places, in clubs, in hospitals, in railway stations, in police stations, in courts, and in different places, the awareness programme relatedto CYBER CRIME is been organized in different forms and modes only to make active and alert to the citizen of INDIA, and to secure them and keep them safe and secured in all forms, and to make them aware regarding their way of handling hackers and to guide them with STAY SAFE ONLINE servic
Nasim Kutchi
Nasim Kutchi 1 year 6 months ago
cont.:- regarding how to stay safe online. Citizen of INDIA should not provide any information regarding to their personnal information and confidential security regarding their Permanent Identification numbers and should use MFA that is Multi factors authentication or two factors authetications, and change password every week, and should not use the same password for all the services like gmail, money transfer, phonepe, Bank account or ATM card etc or any other services, so that it becomes easy for the hackers or the unknown strangers to decode the password and aslo destroy you by decoding your life saving from Hero to Zero. So looking into the merit of this information Indian Government has started a service to STAY SAFE ONLINE and to get educated with different ways to be safety and secured, and on emergency time to call 1930 toll free number to address, if any suspicious activity is ben found or think to be happened, save your money and secure your family, by using your mind brain
Nasim Kutchi
Nasim Kutchi 1 year 6 months ago
Looking into the gravity and seriousness of the Cyber Crime, INDIA is very highly active and ready to reduce the percentage of crimes taking place in all over the country in INDIA. Thanks to the Government of INDIA for co-operating and alerting INDIAN citizen in different forms of advertisements, campanigs, door to door information, call recorded on phone, in newspapers in Television and through all different modes of social medias, whatsup group and through Stay safe online services, while educating the citizen of INDIA and to all those people and public who are not aware regarding the crimes taking places in INDIA regarding the monetary and finance of their savings. Today in INDIA CYBER CRIME has become the second part of corona, which has created and activated fear in the soul and mind of the people, so to reduce the chances of getting hacked, INDIA has approved different service for the citizen of INDIA like information to be provided to citizen that how they will be aware cont.
CHANDA NAGARAJU
CHANDA NAGARAJU 1 year 6 months ago
Examples of Success Tamil Nadu, India: Banned single-use plastics, including plates, and promoted the use of eco-friendly alternatives. Temples in Kerala, India: Many temples have transitioned to banana leaves or steel plates for serving food during festivals and community meals. Corporate and Government Events: Many events have adopted sustainable practices, including banning plastic plates, to set an example.
CHANDA NAGARAJU
CHANDA NAGARAJU 1 year 6 months ago
Waste Management Challenges: Plastic waste from events often ends up in landfills or is littered in public spaces, leading to unsanitary conditions. Symbolic Responsibility: Functional halls and spiritual places often set an example for the community, making them ideal platforms to promote eco-friendly practices. Strategies for Implementing the Ban Enforcing the Ban: Local governments or religious institutions can pass regulations to prohibit plastic plates at events. Fines or penalties can be imposed for non-compliance. Promoting Alternatives: Use biodegradable options like areca nut plates, bamboo plates, or banana leaves. Encourage the use of reusable plates made of metal, glass, or ceramic. Awareness Campaigns: Educate event organizers, caterers, and the general public about the environmental impact of plastic use. Highlight the benefits of switching to eco-friendly alternatives.
CHANDA NAGARAJU
CHANDA NAGARAJU 1 year 6 months ago
Dear Modi ji Sub : BAN on Use of plastic Plates at Functional Halls, Public Meetings and other Spiritual places The ban on the use of plastic plates in functional halls, public meetings, and spiritual places is a significant step toward combating the environmental impact of single-use plastics. Such bans aim to promote sustainability, reduce plastic waste, and encourage eco-friendly alternatives. Environmental Damage: Plastic plates are non-biodegradable and take hundreds of years to decompose. Improper disposal leads to pollution of soil, water, and air. Health Hazards: Plastics, when burnt or exposed to heat, release harmful toxins. Microplastics from improperly discarded items can enter the food chain and affect human health.
CHANDA NAGARAJU
CHANDA NAGARAJU 1 year 6 months ago
Dear Modi ji Sub : Declare the PUBLIC Places as PLASTIC FREE ZONES Environmental Protection: Plastic waste, especially single-use plastics, contributes significantly to pollution, harming ecosystems and marine life. Waste Reduction: Encouraging reusable alternatives minimizes the amount of non-biodegradable waste. Awareness and Education: Promoting plastic-free zones raises public consciousness about the negative impact of plastics and inspires eco-friendly behavior. Sustainable Development: Supports the global effort to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs), particularly those related to climate action, life on land, and life below water.