Inviting Ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th July 2026

Respected Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I propose a nationwide movement called "Bharat Builders – One Citizen, One Solution." Every Indian voluntarily adopts one local problem each year and works to solve it—whether it is water conservation, cyber safety, digital literacy, cleanliness, helping government schools, supporting senior citizens, road safety, tree plantation, or plastic-free communities. A simple digital platform can allow citizens to register their mission, share measurable progress, inspire others, and receive district-level recognition. If 10 crore Indians solve one problem each, India will create 10 crore solutions. This will transform every citizen from a spectator into a nation builder and make Jan Bhagidari the strongest pillar of Viksit Bharat 2047."Don't wait for change. Become the change that builds India.

Respected sir As India moves towards an AI-driven future, I would like to share a few suggestions: 1. How does the Government plan to implement AI in government jobs, and how will employees be trained to use it effectively? 2. Can stronger labour policies be introduced to ensure job security as AI adoption increases? 3. Can a unified government portal be created where both government and private sector jobs are listed, with personalized job alerts based on qualifications and skills? 4. What steps can be taken to encourage sports, especially when many children lack access to time and proper playgrounds? 5. What measures can be taken to regulate the rising fees of private schools so that quality education remains affordable? 6. Education is increasingly becoming a status symbol, with schools often judged by their brand rather than learning. Can there be a balanced approach that ensures quality education remains accessible to middle-class families? Jai Hind Nistha Tandon

Saare naaliyon ko underground kiya jaye jisse gandagi naa ho or machchar bhi naa panpen. Naali saaf karne wale ate hain fir kuchh din baad gadi aata hai usi gandagi ko lejane, ye sara process simat jayega. Bade dustbin har ek street me ho taki log wahan Jake kachra dalen or gadi wala us dabbe se hi kachra lajaya karega.

Respected Prime minister sir I am sharing my ideas and concern about our latest and future education system I request you sir in now days we are learning that type of history which nothing means for us and learning those leaders who destroys our nation at the place of this we have to learn about great leaders there techniques and there analysis And Please sir we should must add the new and upcoming technological information in curriculum from starting phase Because I have also want these for me i find gat it then also I have did the patent with my group from Germany All students should have to know this all Thank you sir

RESPECTED PRIME MINISTER WHAT IS THE FUN JUST VISITING FORIEGN COUNTRIES WHEN OUR COUNTRY IS IN TROUBLE LOOK AT THE FLOODS UNEMPLOYMENT BRAIN DRAIN AND OTHER MAJOR ISSUSES LIKE MURDER RAPE ROBBERY POLICAL UNCERTAINTY AND SOME MANY OTHER ISSUSES WHICH ARE NOT TAKEN YET YOU AS PM MUST LOOK AT OUR OWN COUNTRY FIRST RATHER THAN ROAMING ABROAD FOR COLLECTING FUNDS REALLY SORRY STATE OF AFFAIR

Dear Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi ji, It is great that 'AYUSH' Ministry is doing great work and achieved various mile stones in last decade under your leadeslrship. My suggestion is that it's scpoe needs to be expanded with further inclusions of Meditation, Astrology and Nature alignment. So Please make it - 'AYUSHMAN' where addition of Meditation, A- Astrology, N - Nature alignment. Then it will be complete representation of our culture including all basic pillars of hilistic wellness as per vedic wisdom. Dr Sanjay Sharma NiYAMA Vedic Wellness

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Respected sir, Below is my idea for Mann ki baat I believe the Government of India should introduce free AI and Entrepreneurship courses that are accessible to everyone across the country. This could benefit citizens in several ways: 1. Support for entrepreneurs: Those who want to start or grow their businesses can receive proper guidance from government-appointed mentors and experts. 2. Awareness of government initiatives: The courses can provide clear information about government schemes, policies, and support programs for entrepreneurs. While such information is available online, it is often scattered and confusing. A single, structured platform would make it much easier to understand. 3. Preparing India for the future: Artificial Intelligence is shaping the future, and it is important that every Indian has the opportunity to learn its basics. Many AI courses are expensive, and with rapid technological changes and increa

India has thousands of petrol pumps, metro stations, railway stations, bus terminals, airports, government buildings, parking structures, warehouses, and public facilities with large unused rooftops. I suggest launching a National Public Infrastructure Rooftop Solar Mission to utilize these existing roofs for solar power generation without acquiring additional land. Government agencies or public-private partnerships can install and maintain solar systems, while facility owners receive rental income or revenue sharing where applicable. The generated electricity can support station operations, EV charging, public lighting, and supply surplus power to the grid. This initiative will increase renewable energy capacity, reduce carbon emissions, create employment, strengthen energy security, lower electricity costs, and accelerate India's transition towards clean energy by efficiently utilizing existing public infrastructure across the country.

Hon'ble Prime Minister, while Digital India has transformed our urban landscapes, there remains a critical need to deepen Rural Digital Literacy. Many citizens, farmers, and elderly individuals in our villages are still hesitant to use digital banking and online government services due to a lack of awareness and fear of cyber frauds. ​I would like to propose a couple of initiatives: ​Village Digital Training Hubs: Establishing community-led training pods in villages to provide basic workshops on how to access online services, navigate digital apps, and identify online scams safely. ​Empowering Local Youth: Involving tech-savvy rural youth to act as digital mentors for the elderly and women, ensuring a smooth transition towards a fully inclusive digital economy. ​I request you to touch upon this vital theme of securing and empowering rural India through digital literacy in your next 'Mann Ki Baat' address."