Dear Prime minister, The most important issue of Today is that the FARMER youth of today are unmarried. The modern educated girl doesn't want to marry a FARMER, WHY ?? the farmers income is unstable, no lifestyle in tier 2/3 towns. The minimum rate of all the crops should increase. Sugar 70/ kgs, Soyabean 65/kgs, Cotton 100/kg, Ground nuts and Sunflower to be doubled. Reduce the import of edible oil and pulses. If the rates increase the farmers will make profit and then the government will not have to waive off their electricity bills and crop loans. The boys will get married and start their families. No FARMER wants his daughter to get married to a farmer.

Dear Prime minister, Please reduce the amount of RATION FOOD given to every family. The People are not ready to work as they are getting free food. Some of the grains are sold to the local shops in exchange of cash. STOP giving money to Ladies in the name of LADKI BAHIN YOJANA and other yojanas in other states. This money can be utilised for good education for the under privileged.

A poem about use and misuse of technology ------------------------------------------------- Whenever there is right use of technology there is always new possibilities If there is possibility there is always scope for development If the technology is misused There is always chance for cyber attack When there is cyber attack There is always chance for loss of money

I only want to talk about the problem of unemployment in villages and how it forces people to move to big cities in search of jobs. This increases the population pressure in cities and leads to problems such as pollution, overcrowding, traffic, and higher prices. I believe that if more employment opportunities, companies, and industries are developed in villages and smaller towns, people would not have to move to big cities, which could help reduce these problems.

Dear Prime minister Saheb, Vikshit Bharat creating financial imbalance in the country. Most of the new Projects are setup in Gujarat. No new projects in Jharkhand, Chattisgarh, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar. No job creation in these area, HENCE resulting in Migration. Such labour works at lower wages spending most of their income for their own survival. So much of Vacancies in Government jobs and educational sector which can stop migration creating jobs for local people. Import of edible oil to keep the prices affordable making the INDIAN farming unaffordable to grow crops like Sunflower and ground nuts. AND LAST MOST IMPORTANT IS corruption by Political parasites. These people have such a strong network protected by the Leaders that every government funding is systematically syphoned off from Grampanchayat to Ministry. INDIA SHINING failed, so will VIKSHIT BHARAT if all the above important issues won't be taken care of.

Message I had many more things to say, but unfortunately, not all of my points could be included here.

As a citizen of India, I would like to share a few points that I believe could help address some important issues in our country. We often hear that India’s population is increasing and that there is not enough space for everyone to live comfortably. In my opinion, the problem is not necessarily a lack of land, but rather the uneven development of different parts of the country. Most major companies, factories, educational institutions, and employment opportunities are concentrated in big cities. As a result, people from villages and smaller towns often have to move to or travel to large cities in search of jobs. This increases pressure on big cities and contributes to problems such as overcrowding, pollution, traffic, and higher living costs. I believe that if the government encourages more development in smaller cities and nearby rural areas by establishing suitable industries, companies, factories, educational institutions, and other employment opportunities

Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I am a young Indian and aspiring entrepreneur who believes India's youth can play a major role in building a Viksit Bharat by 2047. I propose a Youth Nation-Building Platform bringing together students, entrepreneurs, researchers and innovators to identify national challenges, develop practical solutions and share recommendations in education, AI, technology, entrepreneurship, employment, rural development, environment and innovation. I also wish to contribute through my startup NextPath, which connects students with verified mentors and professionals for better career guidance. I am ready to contribute my time, skills and ideas through an appropriate official process. I respectfully request guidance on how I can join such youth initiatives and, if possible, receive an opportunity to present my vision to the concerned authorities and to you. Jai Hind!

GDP is not development indicator. Purchasing power of rupee is the measure. GDP measures the monetary value of goods and services produced within an economy; it does not measure who owns the resulting assets, who captures the profits, or whether the underlying economic activity creates lasting national capability. The output of foreign-owned GCCs, IT companies and service businesses operating in India is baked into India's GDP as domestic value added—even when the intellectual property, technology, platforms and ultimate economic ownership remain outside India. GDP can therefore rise rapidly while much of the strategic value accrues to corporations and a relatively small section of society. It can also rise through consumption and spending without a corresponding increase in productive capacity, public infrastructure or broad-based prosperity. A bigger GDP just means more people are consuming or serving the world and not value adding to the nation.

“Respected Prime Minister Modi Ji, I would like to request a review of the current driving-license rules for 16–17-year-olds. The Motor Vehicles Act permits 16-year-olds to ride motorcycles up to 50cc, but such vehicles are now extremely uncommon. Meanwhile, many modern low-speed electric two-wheelers have limited power and speed. Could the government consider updating the rules to create a practical, safety-focused category for 16–17-year-olds, with strict speed/power limits, training, parental consent, and appropriate licensing?”