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      3. Inviting Ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 30th August 2026
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      Inviting Ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 30th August 2026
      Start Date 03/08/2026 - 06:00
      End Date 28/08/2026 - 23:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      Hon'ble PM Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on themes and issues that matter to you. Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address on the 137th Episode of Mann Ki Baat.

      Send us your suggestions on the themes or issues you want the Prime Minister to speak about in the upcoming Mann Ki Baat episode. Share your views in this Open Forum or alternatively, you can also dial the toll-free number 1800-11-7800 and record your message for the Prime Minister in either Hindi or English. Some of the recorded messages may become part of the broadcast.

      You can also give a missed call on 1922 and follow the link received in SMS to directly give your suggestions to the Prime Minister.

      And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11:00 AM on 30th August 2026.

      Mithlesh Soni_1
      Mithlesh Soni
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      M.P Ke atithi shikshako ke ware me pm modi ji Kyo nahi bolte unko niyamit kare ke liye mp c.m. se bole Madhya Pradesh mein atithi shikshako ne apna poora jiwan laga diya unko najar andaj na kare

      bharatchaudhary_82
      bharatchaudhary_82
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      Namaskar sir I want to suggest some untouched topics and issues that are rising especially in early teenagers with the issue of illiteracy regarding usage of social media and internet . In early teenage children get exposed to vile apps like instagram twitter and get exposed to pornography or vulgar content . Which in result turned them into lust craving humans . I've seen children of age around 8 9 10 11 years abusing others mother and sister which Directly lead them to imagination of fetish like sexual fantasies. Please adress this issue and urge schools and parents about educating their boys and girl child both about valid use of internet. Please sir its a hardly request to regulate instagram as it is used as weapon against integrity and security of country . Also i would like to grab your attention towards lack of sports centres in rural india . Me myself belongs to Delhi ncr region and our village is hardly 100km from delhi yet there is no sports facilities in my area .

      kirankumarm_66
      kirankumarm_66
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      Please take measures to control food prices, education fees for children, and healthcare costs

      Sandip Roy_38
      Sandip Roy_38
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      The speech should bridge high-level national ambition with actionable grassroots duties, keeping the central vision of a developed nation by 2047 (Viksit Bharat) in sharp focus. Technological and Economic Sovereignty: Announce a massive push for domestic semiconductor fabrication and critical mineral supply chains. Propose the global export and scaling of India Stack digital public infrastructure to the Global South. Set clear milestones for deep-ocean and green hydrogen missions to achieve absolute energy independence. Grassroots and Civic Action: Launch a "One Citizen, One Innovation" campaign to challenge every young Indian to solve a local community problem. Introduce District Youth Skill and Innovation Centres to teach AI, coding, and modern green tech directly in tier-2 and tier-3 districts. Social Sector and Human Capital: Outline a blueprint to upgrade tier-2 and tier-3 cities into smart, sustainable, and tech-enabled economic satellite hubs. Streamline healt

      gaurav bajpai_36
      gaurav bajpai_36
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      I would like to share a thought on women empowerment and financial independence. We often speak about empowering women to become independent and successful entrepreneurs. However, in many processes, a woman may still be required to provide details of her husband or father, and the financial background of a male family member can influence the decision. This raises an important question: If a woman is independently responsible for her work, managing her enterprise and accepting all related responsibilities, why should her opportunity depend on the financial profile or approval of a male family member? True women empowerment means giving women an independent financial identity and the confidence to make their own economic decisions—not making their progress dependent on a husband or father. I hope our systems can evolve to make women-focused initiatives truly independent and empowering.

      Suthanthira kannan Ramamoorthy_1
      Suthanthira kannan Ramamoorthy
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      Dear PM, It is time to create system reforms in our departments. Most of the simple reforms (such as communication, feed back, escalation, guidelines) can be made easily and they dont need any parliament approval. These can be made as INDIA TO BE A CLEAN AND DEVELOPED COUNTRY reforms. India cannot become a developed country unless systems are clean. I am in Australia, and I have done so much research onto that. I would like to talk to PM on that. I have attached a brief agenda on that. Without initiating it is likley BJP may lose the next elections through wrong information propagated to youngsters. Please arrange 1.30 hours of time to explain how it can be done to PM. If PM is willing, I can help in that line even resigning the job here. PLEASE CONSIDER THIS AS THIS IS A GENUINE HARD EFFORT DONE OVER FIVE YEARS

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      CHANCHALDEY_7
      CHANCHALDEY_7
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      Govt initiative for application of Organic or Natural fertilizer is appreciable for multiple benefits. 1) It has direct cost savings for farmers & more earning 2) Protect soil health 3) Synthetic fertilizer & LNG import cost saving target 2 Lac Cr.4)Environment protection by using waste materials for fertilizer5) Fertilizer transport cost saving,easy production process every village one unit fulfill demand.6)self employment and job creation for village people.7) Health benefit to people using organic farming food.8)Low cost equipment manufacturing unit & training-employment for young village people 9)more export-higher global demand10)Earning foreign currency by Govt. Gujarat-Surat Mr. Kamalesh Patel is doing good production of Organic fertilizer. With the Govt support,In our country every village should adopt this simple technology to get all those advantages.

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      AnjanaSugathan
      AnjanaSugathan
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      Namaste! This is a serious issue of today Local artisans across India continue to be exploited by middlemen who purchase their handmade products at very low prices and resell them in retail and export markets at 3–10 times the original cost, while giving artisans only a small, non-transparent share of the actual profit. This unfair practice is pushing many skilled artisans out of their traditional crafts due to poor and unstable earnings, threatening our rich cultural heritage. I propose introducing a Fair-Trade Certification scheme with a government-mandated minimum price for artisan goods, along with mandatory price transparency requiring sellers to disclose how much of the final price actually reaches the artisan. This, combined with direct-to-market platforms for artisans, can ensure fair compensation, protect livelihoods, and preserve India's traditional craftsmanship. Empowering our artisan economy is also a vital step in our journey from a developing to a developed nation.

      AnupojuSrinivasarao_3
      AnupojuSrinivasarao_3
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      Respected Sir, I strongly request you to completely change the Mecalay Education System in our India and save the integrity of the country, 🙏🙏

      Avinash Bhatt 6
      Avinash Bhatt 6
      1 month 3 weeks ago

      1. Encourage youth to use AI to learn and build. AI has made learning new skills and solving real-world problems far more accessible. Websites and digital products that once took months can now be built in days. Students should be encouraged to use AI constructively while in college, to learn faster, build solutions to local problems, experiment and become job-ready before graduation. India needs more young people who build and create. 2. Make practical financial education part of the curriculum. Many young earners start their careers without understanding saving, investing, EMIs, debt or compounding. Someone earning ₹30–40K a month may take an expensive phone on EMI without understanding the long-term cost. Final-year students should learn practical financial decision-making: how much to save, spend and invest, how loans work, and how to avoid debt traps. Financial literacy before the first salary can change a young person's financial future.

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