Tune in to 136th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th July 2026

India has one of the world’s youngest populations. Yet many students are trained to remember information instead of solving real problems. From water conservation and waste management to healthcare, agriculture, traffic, and digital governance, every district has challenges awaiting innovative solutions Please encourage every school, college, and university to adopt one local problem each year and solve it through research, technology, community participation, and innovation. If millions of young Indians solve even one problem, India can become a nation of creators, innovators, and changemakers Your message could inspire an entire generation

માનનીય પ્રધાન મંત્રી સાહેબ શ્રી, નમસ્તે સવિનય જણાવવાનું કે ભારત સરકાર અને રાજ્ય સરકાર દ્વારા જનહિત માટે હજારો યોજનાઓ સરકાર શ્રી દ્વારા એક્ટિવ છે. હું ખાસ એક વિચાર રજૂ કરવા માગું છું કે ઘણી બધી યોજનાઓ એવી છે જેનાથી લોકો વાકેફ નથી. તો ગ્રામીણ વિસ્તારોમાં નાટક કલાકારો દ્વારા નાટક દ્વારા યોજનાઓ પહોંચતી થાય અને લોકો જાગૃત થાય જેથી વધુમાં વધુ લોકો લાભ લઈ શકે.અને લુપ્ત થતી નાટક ભજવતી સંસ્થાઓ ને પણ પ્રોત્સાહન મળશે.ખાસ કરીને આપણી લુપ્ત થતી સંસ્કૃતિ ભવાઈ..જેને પણ પ્રોત્સાહન મળશે અને લોકો ને યોજનાઓ વિશે જાણકારી પણ મળશે.. આપને આ વિચાર યોગ્ય લાગે તો પ્રતિસાદ આપવા નમ્ર વિનંતી છે.. ભારત માતા કી જય. તેરા વૈભવ અમર રહે મા હમ દિન ચાર રહે ન રહે.. લી. આપનો બાળક હિંદુ જીગ્નેશ પ્રજાપતિ 8980126672

Hon'ble Prime Minister, As India advances towards Viksit Bharat 2047, our focus should shift from welfare to wealth creation through structural reforms. India must become a global leader in manufacturing, AI, semiconductors, defence technology, and research while reversing brain drain with world-class opportunities for talent. Judicial reforms, faster contract enforcement, police modernisation, and transparent digital governance are essential to strengthen investor confidence and curb corruption. Equally important are entrepreneurship, financial literacy, sports infrastructure, and civic ethics. A developed India will be defined not only by GDP, but by strong institutions, innovation, discipline, and globally competitive human capital.also issues that directly affect India's future—exam paper leaks that undermine merit, judicial delays, unemployment, cyber fraud, poor air quality, water scarcity, road safety, and the quality of government schools and healthcare should be changed

Recently pune had an acute water shortage due to late onset of monsoons, water supply was given only on alternate days. However when it rained lot of water went down the drains. In future every building, every apartment should have it's own storage space for water, rain water harvesting should be compulsory for all households. Water bunds should be created on hills around cities for increasing water table. Education ministry to introduce lessons on water conservation. All rivers which are mostly in deplorable state needs rejuvenation. Tree plantation drive and their adoption till they grow self sustaining should be encouraged. Dredging of all lakes and water bodies to be undertaken by civil administration. 70 years more of independence and we are still monsoon based agriculture dependent. Canals, interlinking of rivers. It's matter of concern when we have simultaneously wet and dry droughts. Regards Col U M Visal (Retd)

I am writing on behalf of lakhs of Class 10 Madhyamik students who are suffering from severe social anxiety, relentless parental pressure, and intense mental and emotional harassment due to the current board exam system. This dehumanising pressure has escalated to acute physical and psychological torture, tragically driving vulnerable students toward self-harm and suicide.Following the progressive example of the Assam government under the National Education Policy (NEP), which successfully abolished the Class 10 Matric board exams, I earnestly appeal to your administration to implement a similar structural reform in West Bengal. The overhyped nature of the Madhyamik exams creates an unbearable mental health emergency that costs young lives. We urgently request that Class 10 be conducted as a standard school-level internal examination, leaving only the Class 12 board examination as the single mandatory state board evaluation. Abolishing the (Madhyamik) class 10 board exams is vital

I am writing on behalf of lakhs of Class 10 Madhyamik students who are suffering from severe social anxiety, relentless parental pressure, and intense mental and emotional harassment due to the current board exam system. This dehumanising pressure has escalated to acute physical and psychological torture, tragically driving vulnerable students toward self-harm and suicide.Following the progressive example of the Assam government under the National Education Policy (NEP), which successfully abolished the Class 10 Matric board exams, I earnestly appeal to your administration to implement a similar structural reform in West Bengal. The overhyped nature of the Madhyamik exams creates an unbearable mental health emergency that costs young lives. We urgently request that Class 10 be conducted as a standard school-level internal examination, leaving only the Class 12 board examination as the single mandatory state board evaluation. Abolishing the (Madhyamik) class 10 board exams is vital

Idea for #MannKiBaat: Sir, Please consider introducing animation and visual storytelling as optional subjects or clubs in schools. Students could learn drawing, storytelling, digital art, filmmaking, and basic animation from an early age. This would nurture creativity, improve problem-solving skills, and prepare young talent for India's growing AVGC (Animation, Visual Effects, Gaming, and Comics) industry. By encouraging original Indian stories, schools can help build the next generation of artists, filmmakers, and innovators. 🇮🇳🎨📚

The country is facing too many monsoon related accidents and people are facing problems. Why we are not always ready to face monsoon water every year? Why rivers are not properly looked after and flooded during monsoon and dried in summer? Why we are not able to conserve rainwater on permanent basis? We need to be very concerned about water for future.

Renewable energy source This video illustrates a Subsea Solid-State Energy Harvesting System designed for autonomous, renewable power in deep-sea environments. The device utilizes a dual-energy approach. First, a piezoelectric ribbon array captures kinetic energy from ocean currents; the flow bends flexible ribbons, generating electricity. Second, Thermoelectric Generators (TEGs) exploit the Seebeck effect, leveraging the temperature differential between hot hydrothermal vents (~150°C) and cold ambient seawater (~4°C) to produce power. The system is encased in pressure-resistant titanium, employs Phase Change Materials for thermal stability, and uses supercapacitors for energy storage. With zero moving parts, it provides continuous, reliable power for autonomous underwater sensors and data transmission systems via acoustic transceivers. In instagram @aryanvarma_143 Also other using Faraday law by waves and one more long time vaccum all are no external power like manpower and electric

Dear Sir, I have two suggestions. 1. Indian Institute of Technology should recruit students completing their PHD and Post Doctoral Fellow from IIT also, at present mostly foreign university students are preferred. 2. Request Honorable Prime Minister to request people to reduce use of Horn during driving, people even blow horn near hospitals, educational institutes which is creating disturbance and inconvenience. Thank you for considering my requests.