Respected Prime Minister, While Indian Railways is progressing in speed and modernization, common passengers still face overcrowding, unauthorized entry into reserved coaches, and safety concerns. The priority must now shift to strong governance and enforcement. Increase TTE and RPF presence, ensure strict ticket checking, and prevent misuse of reserved compartments through effective monitoring and penalties. I urge the government to prioritize these issues in upcoming policies. My suggestion: India has a large number of unemployed youth with basic education and eligibility. They can be engaged as contract-based or station-level staff for mass ticket checking at railway stations. This will both reduce unemployment and strengthen enforcement. Providing performance-based incentives—such as allowances linked to detecting ticketless travel or unauthorized occupancy—can improve account accountability and create a more transparent and efficient railway system.

“If a man insisted on always being serious, and never allowed himself a bit of fun and relaxation, he would go mad or become unstable without knowing it.” ― Herodotus

All things will be clear and distinct to the man who does not hurry; haste is blind and improvident. Livy

“It is not enough to win a war; it is more important to organize the peace.” ― Aristotle

Thales: "Know thyself." Solon: "Nothing in excess." Chilon: "Do not desire the impossible." Bias: "Most men are bad." Cleobulus: "Moderation is the best thing." Pittacus: "Forgiveness is better than revenge." Periander: "Be farsighted with everything."

“Mortal as I am, I know that I am born for a day. But when I follow at my pleasure the serried multitude of the stars in their circular course, my feet no longer touch the earth.” ― Ptolemy

संशयात्मा विनश्यति (Samshayatma vinashyati) Translation: The doubting soul perishes. Reflection: Healthy skepticism is good, but chronic self-doubt is a poison that halts all progress

न वितेन तर्पणीयो मनुष्यः (Na vittena tarpaniyo manushyah) Translation: Man is never satisfied by wealth. Reflection: A stark reality check from the Kathopanishad. Material gain solves survival, but it never solves the soul.

Sir I am Smt Shashi Bala Srivastava. I stay in Bengaluru. I want to see India as a developed nation in my lifetime. The UN and WHO criteria for a developed nation are biased . Asian countries shoud have their own criteria like Bhutan had done Secondly sir Bengaluru has garbage problem. People throw garbage on road and state government is busy giving free bus rides which we dont want. There are drains which are incomplete for last two years along with that empty plots have become garbage dumps and breeding ground for Rats. The rat populations is multiplying very fast. very often you find dead rats on the road. Sir there is nothing like swachch bharat here. The situation is ripe for spread of plague, like it happened in Surat in 1994 and that also under Congress regime. Human life has no value here. Sir I request you to ask people not to throw garbage on roads and state government should take care of sanitation of the city and prevent situation like that in 1994. sir please help

Happy with Cow Dung based Khadi Prakrutic Paint Sir, During summer season my RCC Home was becoming too hot, even up to 2-3 am I was unable to sleep comfortably. Once I came to know about this paint through Kanneri Kadasiddheshwar Math, near Kolhapur. So I brought 10 litre of paint & painted on roof top of my house morning time. Miracle happened the same afternoon. The temparature came down & I got coolness inside the home, got good sleep. Since then I suggesting my friends. They also experienced the coolness oinside house. We are unable to keep Goumata, atleast we can support who taming Desi Goamata, thinking that we are giving fodder by spending Rs 2000-3000 per year. My suggestion is instead of calling it as long KHADI INDIA PRAKRUTIC PAINT, name it as BHARAT RUNG /BHARAT PAINT. So, I suggest you to simply the name from KHADI INDIA PRAKRUTIC PAINT to BHARAT RUNG /BHARAT PAINT.