Respected Prime Minister Sir, After years of hard work we get Junior Research Fellowship, but many research scholars face mental harassment and extreme stress in higher education. This is even harder for women researchers who return to research after a career break with with great hope. There is no neutral system to share our problems. I humbly request you to kindly discuss in Man Ki Baat about protecting mental well-being of PhD scholars. Your words will give strength to lakhs of young researchers and will make research environment more humane and supportive. With deepest gratitude and respect. Jai Hind.

Respected Sir, I had thought of giving one suggestion which according to me may help Indian Economy. In this regard I sent an email on 17th May, 2020 with detail presentation of my idea. I will be grateful if you can take notice of the same. Thanking you, With Best Wishes, Vivek Medhekar

“Chassana & 26 Panchayats: Education, Skill Development, Healthcare, Youth Empowerment and Better Connectivity Ki Zaroorat”

Respected Prime Minister Sir, I would like to bring to your kind attention the ground-level situation of Chassana and its surrounding 26 Panchayats in Reasi, Jammu & Kashmir. Despite being home to a large rural and hilly population, people continue to face difficulties regarding proper roads, healthcare facilities, education, employment opportunities and reliable connectivity. We request that the actual ground situation be assessed through proper field-level inspection so that development reaches the people who need it most.

I propose a 30–40–20–10 education framework to strengthen practical and research-based learning for Viksit Bharat @2047 and SDG 4: 30% Theory, 40% Research & Exploration, 20% Development, and 10% Real-World Exposure. The goal is to connect classroom knowledge with real-world problem-solving, especially in Government schools. Students can identify local problems, conduct research, develop prototypes and test solutions with guidance from teachers, universities, startups and industry. This can nurture critical thinking, innovation, entrepreneurship and future-ready skills. Theory → Research → Development → Application can help build stronger foundations for a developed India.

గౌరవనీయులైన ప్రధానమంత్రి గారికి, 'వికసిత్ భారత్ 2047 లక్ష్యాలలో హిందూ సంస్కృతి మరియు నైతిక విలువల రక్షణ' మరియు FCRA 2.0 అమలుపై నా సూచనలతో కూడిన లేఖను ఇక్కడ డాక్యుమెంట్ రూపంలో జతపరిచాను. పరిశీలించగలరు. 🇮🇳🙏🏼

Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, For the 138th episode of Mann Ki Baat, I would like to suggest a topic that I believe is extremely important for India’s future: “Empowering the Youth to Build a Smarter, Skilled and Sustainable India.” India is blessed with a huge and talented young population. Our youth have ideas, creativity, ambition and the ability to bring meaningful change. However, in today’s rapidly changing world, education alone is not enough. Young people also need practical skills, digital literacy, creativity, critical thinking and the confidence to turn their ideas into action. With the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence and digital technology, students are entering a completely new era. AI can become a powerful tool for learning, innovation and entrepreneurship if it is used responsibly. I would be grateful if you could speak about how students can use AI and technology to understand subjects better, develop new skills, solve real-world problem

Sir Consumer Forum complaint number 10025667 and 10122938 may be studied . On a hunch it was felt that hopefully nothing more sinister exists with the safety of municipal waters due to which some innocuous people may be floating in the urban crowd dismantling systems . While people may have gained an unwanted water purifier system on a sales campaign but inadvertently they may have purchased a safety net in disguise .

Subject: Regarding the supply of water from the Yedgaon, Pimpalgaon Joga, Manikdoh, Chilhewadi, and Vadaj dams in Junnar Taluka to the villages listed below in the Ane Pathar and Parner regions via a lift irrigation project. The Ane Pathar area comprises the villages of Ane, Anandwadi, Navlewadi, Nalvane, Surkulwadi, Shindewadi, Vharundi, and Pemadara; despite receiving heavy rainfall during the monsoon season, drinking water has to be supplied via tankers in this area during the summer. Consequently, rain-dependent Kharif and Rabi crops do not receive water during the final stages of the season (between February and May), causing farmers to lose the harvest that was on the verge of being reaped. The Kukadi Right Bank Canal travels a distance of 250 km from the Yedgaon Dam to Karmala in Solapur district, while the Pimpalgaon Joga Left Bank Canal covers a distance of 70 km to reach Vadhzire in Nagar district. Despite being 8 to 10 km away from the Kukdi project's concourse, the Ane

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