GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
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Tune in to 135th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 28th June 2026
2 months 2 weeks ago
Modi ji, we have so many domestic workers who are completely unorganised, have no access to social security, formal employment growth, experience certificates, background checks or bank credit. Please bring a scheme to register them like EPFO, so they can access all these benefits. Employers get background checks, service records, and easy hiring. And government can have better data for unemployment records, welfare schemes etc. It can be a vote winner too if workers get good social security.
2 months 2 weeks ago
Respected Modi Ji,
Namaskar.
Last year, during your Independence Day speech on 15th August, one message deeply touched my heart — “Vocal for Local” and encouraging people to proudly display it outside their shops. Sir, I do not own a shop or a physical store, but I do have a website. Inspired by your words, I embraced this vision digitally by writing “Vocal for Local” on my platform, LogVikas.in. Today, through this initiative, we are supporting Indian businesses who are struggling.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
Implementation of New Education Policy2020(NEP2020) in West Bengal immediately.
2 months 2 weeks ago
Respected Modi ji, I humbly request you to speak on Indian Education Scenario which helps to get employment or to become an entrepreneur . even though you made many programs to overcome this issue, still needs more programs. now a days mismatching the outgoing students and opportunities getting by the graduates. most of the graduates depends on their parents to find their carrier and facing the difficulties about future and they need to know the life lessons to lead life. Namasthe sir
2 months 2 weeks ago
My recent visit to Austria and Hungary, I observed an effective plastic waste management system. Consumers pay a small refundable deposit (around 0.5 Euro) on plastic bottles and beverage cans, which is returned when the items are deposited back at collection points in stores. This system ensures near-complete recycling and significantly reduces littering. I humbly suggest exploring a similar deposit-return scheme in India to tackle single-use plastic waste and promote a circular economy.
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2 months 2 weeks ago
Good ideas
2 months 2 weeks ago
FOUNDER TRUSTEE
Mohammed Rafi , ran away from his home in kerala and reached Chennai during1970’s , in his teens , he was provided care and shelter by a small tea shop owner ,doing small errands , Mr Rafi , with hard work stated a small novely plastic selling shop and developed his business.He then decided to repay back to the society which unconditionally helped in during his days of struggle .
He started caring for abandoned men found in the streets of Chennai in his house web:anbagam.org
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2 months 2 weeks ago
FOUNDER TRUSTEE
Mohammed Rafi , ran away from his home in kerala and reached Chennai during1970’s , in his teens , he was provided care and shelter by a small tea shop owner ,doing small errands , Mr Rafi , with hard work stated a small novely plastic selling shop and developed his business.He then decided to repay back to the society which unconditionally helped in during his days of struggle .
He started caring for abandoned men found in the streets of Chennai in his house web:anbagam.org
2 months 2 weeks ago
Hello PM Ji, This is Kameswari from Hyderabad, a Mental Health Wellness professional who started Souhitya(In the spirit of well-being for all) Wellness. My intention is in India, each and every school should have emotional wellness period just like children have Maths period and science period. It is our responsibility to build a emotionally resilient generation who can handle themselves better. Plan on the paper and policies should be implemented on ground diligently by respective professionals
2 months 2 weeks ago
Ramgarh's "Aapda Mitra" initiative, led by DC Faiz Aq Ahmed Mumtaz, has trained 2 lakh citizens in CPR and first aid in 10 months to create a robust grassroots network of first responders. Targeting all schools, mines, and panchayats, this effort empowered local residents to provide immediate medical assistance during emergencies, strengthening community resilience.
