Share Your Ideas and Suggestions for PM Shri Narendra Modi’s Independence Day Speech 2026

Talk on how Citizens need to focus on health

Address role of every citizen in Government initiatives

I respectfully request the Hon'ble Prime Minister to address a few important issues in his Independence Day speech from the Red Fort. The Prime Minister should strongly condemn the recent killing of more than 30 unarmed civilians in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir due to firing by Pakistani occupation forces and express India's solidarity with the affected families. He may also reaffirm India's commitment to peace, human rights, and the welfare of the people of the entire erstwhile princely state of Jammu & Kashmir. I also request him to emphasize the need for improving India's education system by raising academic standards, strengthening teaching quality, promoting research and innovation, and ensuring equal educational opportunities for every student. The speech should also highlight strict action against paper leak and exam mafias to protect the future of honest students.Urge citizens to adopt civic sense by maintaining cleanliness, obeying traffic rules, and protecting public property.

Announce improvement measures in Judicial systems as citizens have no faith in courts

Stress on role of citizens in nation building

Emphasize value of freedom in worlds largest democratic country

Time to announce thought process on phasing out community based reservations in education and employment

Respected prime ministers Every Independence Day reminds us that our freedoms was not gifted, it was earned though the sacrifices of countless brave people who dream an India where child could live with dignity, hope and opportunity Today there dream lives in us , let us promised that no child wil be left without education and no family without hope , no village with development and no citizens without respect Let us move forward together not with hatred, but with humanity not with division but with unity, not only for self but for the generations yet to come Together, with unity, discipline and kindness we can build a development India by 2047 Love live India Jai Hind! Vanderbilt Mataram

Respected Sir, You are a true Son of Bharat. We were deeply pained to hear abusive language being used in the recent protests. We all wish to build a decent and dignified Bharat. As the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India has observed, peaceful protest is the right of every individual. In this spirit, I would like to humbly suggest that we should have a well-defined law for protests - a designated place should be allotted where people can protest peacefully. Slogans like "Parliament Chalo" and the use of abusive language should not be permitted. Similarly, we need to bring dignity and decorum to our Parliament. Our elected representatives may disagree on ideology, but they should not resort to throwing papers across the floor or using abusive language. The whole world is watching, and it reflects on our nation's image. On Education: Private educational institutions are burdening the middle class. There should be a uniform fee structure across all states. Jai Hind.We all with you ❤️

Respected Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, India's youth are our greatest strength, and they have the freedom to decide what they watch, follow, and ignore. However, today's social media algorithms often push sensational, divisive, or harmful content simply because it generates engagement. This can negatively influence young minds and affect the nation's social harmony and values. I humbly request the Government to explore stronger accountability measures for social media platforms so that content promoting abuse, hatred, anti-national narratives, or misinformation is not amplified through recommendation algorithms. Freedom of expression should always be protected, but deliberate misuse should not be rewarded. I also request attention to incidents during the NEET paper leak protests where some individuals reportedly used abusive language against the Indian Armed Forces. Peaceful protest is a democratic right, but insulting the armed forces that safeguard our nation