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26/07/2026 - 16:00
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12/08/2026 - 23:45
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Created : 26/07/2026
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On 15th August every year, the Prime Minister speaks from the ramparts of the Red Fort and lays out the government's programmes and policies. Over the last few years, the Hon’ble Prime Minister has directly invited ideas and suggestions from citizens for the Independence Day Speech. Similarly, this year too the Prime Minister invites citizens to contribute their inputs for New India. So, now you have the opportunity to tell your ideas, give word to your suggestions and crystallize your vision. PM Narendra Modi may pick up some of the ideas in his speech on 15th August.
1 month ago
Namaste!
I wish to present my relevant ideas as follows;
1. Diminishing family get together in nuclear family, maybe an Independence Day celebration be taken as an opportunity to sit together have quality time together.
2. Importance of participating in MUN (MODEL UNITED NATIONS Programmes) by students to develop critical thinking, confidence, public speaking skills
3. Importance of being part of STUDENT COUNCIL in schools to develop early age skills , like, leadership & decision making.It should have subsets l.
4.Knowing our failures & re assessing our abilities ( Prevent taking multiple drop years for competitive exams)
5. Self employment opportunities in school life( early financial independence)
6.”START UP & content creation” as subjects in secondary schooling .
1 month ago
नया भारत, विकसित भारत, आत्मनिर्भर भारत।
जय हिंद, जय भारत जय जवान, जय किसान।
1 month ago
आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री जी,
हमारे भारत में शिक्षा और आरोग्य सेवाओं के खर्च बेलगाम तरीके से बढ़ रहे हैं। जिससे आम आदमी को खांसी दिक्कत आ रही है। इसे कम करने के पुख्ता उपाय जल्द से जल्द सरकार को करने चाहिए, ऐसा मैं आपसे अनुरोध करना चाहूँगा।
1 month ago
I feel proud to be part of citizen centric governance. I have an idea towards Vikasit Bharat. As country we need to look at corruption free. For that i would say "I need to Change" and like that everyone need to think. To inculcate this may be every PUC pass students to take oth and give in writing to government saying i will not give pribe nor I will take. With this everything will change. Thank you.
1 month ago
Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji,
As India celebrates its landmark 80th Independence Day, the roadmap to Viksit Bharat 2047 rests on turning our demographic dividend into global technology leaders.
Key Points for Red Fort Address:
National AI & Deep-Tech Mission for Youth: Establishing dedicated AI innovation and manufacturing hubs in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities to upskill local talent.
Indigenous R&D & Semiconductors: Encouraging a Designed & Built in India" standard across advanced technologies (chip design, 6G, and quantum computing).
Proposed Call to Action: "To achieve Viksit Bharat, Indian youth must transition from world-class tech consumers to global tech creators.
Submitted by: Parupudi Sreenivas..
Hyderabad, Telangana State..
1 month ago
Many Indian students today lack consistent personal guidance. With busy parents, nuclear families and changing social structures, children - especially teenagers- often need a trustworthy adult mentor for academics and beyond. At the same time schools today have a policy of changing teachers from Pre nursery to higher classes, each year teachers and children are shuffled. This makes teacher- student relation transactional. India can adapt the spirit of GURU - SHISHYA Parampara to modern schooling. Every child could be assigned one carefully selected teacher- mento who remains connected with the students from Nursery to 12. The mentor would understand child's development, body changes,mental status, screen usage, ideology while maintaining communication with parents.Mentors must be carefully selected, trained and accountable with parental oversight. Every child deserves on trustworthy nationalist teacher for nation building. I HOMESCHOOL MY CHILD JUST BECAUSE I DONT WANT A MISGUIDED KID
1 month ago
15 August is celebrated as India's Independence Day every year. On 15 August 1947, India gained independence from British rule after a long freedom struggle led by many brave freedom fighters such as Mahatma Gandhi, Subhas Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, and many others.
he Prime Minister hoists the national flag at Red Fort.
The Prime Minister addresses the nation.
Schools, colleges, and offices organize flag-hoisting ceremonies, cultural programs, and patriotic songs.
People remember the sacrifices of freedom fighters and celebrate the unity and diversity of India.
1 month ago
In the current scenario, the government can address several major issues: gender-neutral laws, the deteriorating state of society, and the promotion of Bhartiyata through the Content, Culture, and Customs (3C) strategy. Additionally, the government should provide a 5% income tax relief to individuals who contribute to social causes, similar to the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. Finally, it is crucial to bring more corporate professionals to effectively manage and drive the transformation.
1 month ago
On 15th August every year, the Prime Minister speaks from the ramparts of the Red Fort and lays out the government's programmes and policies. Over the last few years, the Hon’ble Prime Minister has directly invited ideas and suggestions from citizens for the Independence Day Speech. Similarly, this year too the Prime Minister invites citizens to contribute their inputs for New India. So, now you have the opportunity to tell your ideas, give word to your suggestions and crystallize your vision. PM Narendra Modi may pick up some of the ideas in his speech on 15th August.
1 month ago
Proposal for Reforming MBBS Education and NEET Examination in India
Title
Proposal to Restructure MBBS Education, Practical Training, and Professional Licensing
Objective
To develop highly skilled, service-oriented doctors by increasing practical clinical exposure across India before awarding the MBBS degree and professional medical license.
Proposed MBBS Course Structure
Total Duration: 9 Years
• Years 1–8: Full-time practical clinical exposure in hospitals across India.
• Year 9: Classroom education focusing on:
o Human anatomy
o Physiology
o Pathology
o Pharmacology
o Diagnosis
o Disease management
o Medical ethics
o Public health
During the eight years of practical exposure, students should undergo compulsory rotations in:
• Primary Health Centres
• Community Health Centres
• District Hospitals
• Government Medical Colleges
• Rural Hospitals
• Urban Hospitals
• Emergency Departments
• Intensive Care Units
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