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Tune in to 133rd Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th April 2026

Tune in to 133rd Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th April 2026.

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RAGHAVENDRA RAO PREREPA
RAGHAVENDRA RAO PREREPA 5 months 20 hours ago
Sir, please introduce the scheme "Income for All" throughout India to ensure No Poverty in India. So that many socio-economic problems can be solved automatically as the mindset of the people changes when they have income for sure from legitimate sources (not freebies). Income, in the sense, sufficient financial support for each and every citizen of India like right from infants to super senior citizens (including students, divyangs, LGBTQ, housewives, unemployed, etc). No citizen should suffer from starvation. No citizen should suffer from homeless condition. No citizen should suffer from clothless condition. No citizen should suffer from illiteracy. No citizen should suffer from denial of medical services. No citizen should suffer from transport services (bus, train, ferry, etc). No citizen should suffer from legal services (at all courts). No citizen should suffer from unemployment / no-livelihood condition. Most important requirement is equal opportunities for all (No Reservations)
ShobhaDas
ShobhaDas 5 months 20 hours ago
Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modiji. In our country there are many private organisations which do not provide any respected pension amount so that an employee can spend their retirement life with grace. This is all the more important for a woman employee. Further they also do not get any good job so that they can continue working to earn livelihood. May i request that all women who retire from private organisations may be provided with respectable pension amount and if possible a job so that they can live with dignity?
Lakhansingh Kushwaha
Lakhansingh Kushwaha 5 months 20 hours ago
आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री जी, सादर अभिवादन व्यापक पैमाने पर किसानों को फलदार पौधारोपण करवाया जाना चाहिए। एवं सड़क एवं रेलवे मार्ग के दोनों ओर नीम, पीपल,वटवृक्ष आदि छायादार पेड़ के पौधे लगाए जाने चाहिए एवं उनके बड़े होने तक शासन स्तर से उन्हें पेंटर से पानी देने की व्यवस्था की जानी चाहिए जिससे न केवल क्लाइमेट चेंज पर रोक लगेगी, पर्यावरण सुधार होगा, लोगों को रोजगार प्राप्त होगा, किसानों की आय में वृद्धि होगी, पोषण स्तर में सुधार होगा। सभी का स्वास्थ्य अच्छा रहेगा, जीवन प्रत्याशा बढ़ेगी।भारत विकसित राष्ट्र बनेगा।
Girdhari Lal Mahajan
Girdhari Lal Mahajan 5 months 20 hours ago
Respected Sir, One Village in each district should be developed cleanest village on the pattern of Mawlynnong Village, which is the cleanest Village in India and has recently been awarded the title of the cleanest Village in Asia by Discover India The cleanest village in India, Mawlynnong Village attracts thousands of tourists every year with the tag of the clean village only . It will help with tourist inflow to these villages and help in meeting the objective of attracting quality tourist in the state besides achieving cleanliness objectives also . Govt of India provides sufficient funds
Shahbaaz_1
Shahbaaz_1 5 months 20 hours ago
Honourable Prime Minister, Greetings from Purnia, Bihar. I would like to propose a powerful idea to boost farmers’ income — an integrated farming model combining makhana (fox nut) cultivation, fish farming, and Azolla production. One pond, multiple incomes: • Makhana as the primary crop • Fish farming in the same pond • Azolla as a low-cost, high-nutrition feed This simple model can reduce costs, increase productivity, and create sustainable livelihoods for rural farmers. If supported through training, awareness, and market linkage, this can become a game-changing model for Bihar and similar regions. “Ek talab, anek aay” (One pond, multiple incomes) can be a new mantra for rural prosperity. I sincerely request you to highlight and promote this model in “Mann Ki Baat”. Thank you. Md Shahbaaz Purnia, Bihar
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SridharShree
SridharShree 5 months 20 hours ago
Title: Strengthening Supervisory Accountability through Digital Governance Respected Sir, I would like to bring attention to a critical governance gap observed across multiple departments — supervisory failure at mid and senior levels, which directly impacts field-level performance and public service delivery. While many government services are digitized, accountability systems remain weak. Field officers often delay or misuse processes, not only due to individual negligence but also because supervisory monitoring mechanisms are either absent or ineffective. To address this at a systemic level, I humbly propose the following technical enhancements: Supervisor Responsibility Mapping in Digital Workflows Every file, approval, or case should have clearly mapped supervisory officers with defined timelines and accountability tags. Automated Escalation Matrix with Public Visibility If a supervisor fails to act within a defined time, the system should automatically escalate t
D VINAYAGAMOORTHY
D VINAYAGAMOORTHY 5 months 20 hours ago
Dear Sir, G mail is now enabled with Gemini AI which helps in drafting and sending mails.Now my suggestion is if all of our MLAs and MPs are using Gmail..The public can send their grievances to their respective representative's g mail id..Then their mail would be segregated to department wise..And it will be forwarded to those departments also..He can have the summary of complaints pertained to particular department and he can deliberate in parliament or assembly..If any of his queries responded by the concerned minister and if the reply is sent to the member to the g mail id of member ..then member in turn send the reply with the help of Gemini to concern person.. It will be a great moment for a citizen that his concerns are heard. Thanks and regards
PraveenKumar
PraveenKumar 5 months 20 hours ago
Honorable Narendra Modi, I am from IIIT Manipur, I want to discuss a very critical topic. Nowadays, many young people are getting heart attacks even one of my college friends died at 22 age. Most of the packaged food we consume whether it is premium chocolate or cheap products contains bad cholesterol which increases the chances of heart attacks. I see this in everyday food items like biscuits and sweets. Also the use of social media especially reels and shorts has reduced our abilities and our minds are becoming dull because of it. I believe there should be some regulation on content length. Very short videos are highly addictive so there should be a rule that videos must be at least 5 minutes long to reduce this kind of addiction. There is very little awareness about physical activity. People in villages are not doing yoga or physical work anymore. I request you to promote yoga and physical activity classes in villages as well; otherwise, we may all become heart patients.
Suchitra Kumari
Suchitra Kumari 5 months 20 hours ago
माननीय प्रधानमंत्री जी, मेरा विनम्र सुझाव है कि Mann Ki Baat में स्कूलों में usable toilets और लड़कियों की शिक्षा पर चर्चा हो। कई स्कूलों में शौचालय बने हैं, पर उनमें पानी, सफाई, privacy, safety या proper maintenance नहीं होता। इसका सीधा असर किशोरी लड़कियों की attendance, dignity, health और dropout rate पर पड़ता है। सिर्फ toilet construction नहीं, toilet usability पर national focus होना चाहिए। कुछ practical कदम: हर स्कूल में monthly functional toilet audit पानी, सफाई, lock, light और sanitary disposal check girls ke liye anonymous feedback box repair/cleaning ke liye dedicated fund mothers aur School Management Committee ki monitoring संदेश सरल हो: “शौचालय बनाना ही नहीं, उसे चलने लायक रखना भी ज़रूरी है।”
SudipDatta
SudipDatta 5 months 20 hours ago
Sir, I have some suggestion to revise our caste based reservation system. Current Disadvantages 1. This benefit is not reaching the mass of the SC,ST etc. This benefit is mainly used by the cream of those castes. 2. Sometimes the non deserving people get undue benefit and get promoted to positions which they are not capable enough to handle. Note: I am not against reservation system. My idea is to take this benefit to the bigger mass and thus help India grow. 1. Introduction of a reservation card for all people in every caste. 2. Allow people to use that card only one or at max twice throughout their life. People can choose when to use them. 3. Once the card usage is expired they cannot get any further benefit from the reservation system. This will allow the next layer of people to get those benefits. Not sure if I could elaborate enough. If you find this viable, I can be contacted as well. The above suggestions needs to go through some committee to make it full proof.