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

Respected Pradhan Mantri Ji,I am writing to you today as a deeply concerned citizen who regularly listens to your inspiring words on Mann Ki Baat. Your address has consistently served as a bridge between the government and the common people, turning personal reflections into nationwide movements. Today, I wish to bring to your attention a fundamental structural challenge that directly impacts the daily lives of millions of Indians: the state of our public education and healthcare systems.For decades, the common citizen has stood at the crossroads of a dual system. On one side are private institutions, which offer higher standards but demand exorbitant fees that lead to immense financial distress. On the other side are government institutions, which are highly affordable but often suffer from a severe deficit in public trust, infrastructure, and consistent quality.The common man has always been placed on the altar of this systemic compromise. Whether it is a parent scrambling to secure

i had been writing for the last 14 years every man ki baat program intresting articles in the intrest of nation but i never got any acknowledgement from your office but not a single reply . i request you to check data base cant write all here..historical place name glorifying british era like india gate, gate way of india, few preindependence stature words in our national anthem. i had registered more than 200 calls in PMO...all tamely closed . The PMO has no empathy with greevance letter citizen, no intraction with citizen all decisions are unilateral without any choice for the citizens...this looks only like a eye wash..citizen promised many things to be decieved latter.

Pranam, Pradhan Mantri ji. Your dedication to serving the nation is clearly visible in the massive highways, rapid digital growth, and widespread development transforming the country. However, to be completely honest, when I walk into my own village, it feels like time has stood still. We still lack basic road connectivity, and major development schemes have not reached us; it feels as though the funds leave Delhi but disappear before they ever touch our soil. While I am aware that mechanisms like the eGramSwaraj portal exist to track rural funds, they are often ineffective at the grassroots level because they frequently show confusing or entirely "nil" data for specific wards and villages. To bridge this gap, there is an urgent need to establish a stricter, highly simplified, single, user-friendly website where any citizen can input their village name or ward number to instantly see the exact funds allocated and spent.

sir i had given you brief details of first airchief pre/post independence of indian airforce Air marshal Subrato Mukerjee. The indian army has glorified and made memmiors of thier Generals and field marshals all over the country but The airforce leader of the most difficult times is forgotten by many. I request you to tell citizens in man ki baat program about this great personality so that nations present generation know that IAF also had great bygone era leaders and also to have a respectable concrete destination with his rank and name . (detail story and photo attached) The destination board at the only road in his memoir is in Bangalore south India is in totally delipidated and defaced condition (photo attached), this is 3 kilometers stretch from Jalahhalli cross to gangamma circle amidst the Jalahalli west airforce station and Airforce technical college, i had written several letters to IAF thro the PMO..also the local corporation of the city all were closed as mere suggestion

Respected Prime Minister I am writing this letter as a concerned citizen to draw your kind attention to the need for voice call-only recharge plans by telecom service providers. Currently telecom companies forces customers to purchase bundled recharge plans including data and other services, even when they require only voice call services. This situation has created undue financial burden on many users, especially senior citizens and economically vulnerable individuals who rely solely on voice calls for communication and do not require or cannot afford these data-heavy packages. Such monopolistic behaviour limits consumer choice and exploits those who do not use or need internet data, effectively forcing them to pay for unwanted services. I humbly request the Hon’ble Prime Ministry to intervene and consider issuing guidelines or regulations encouraging telecom operators to offer affordable, dedicated voice call-only recharge plans. Jai Hind

Respected PrimeMinister, I would like to respectfully bring to your attention an issue that affects millions of citizens and tourists across the country. At present, many hotels and restaurants display prices for rooms and menu items that do not include applicable taxes such as GST and other service charges. As a result, customers often end up paying a significantly higher amount than the price initially displayed. This practice creates confusion and sometimes leads to disputes between customers and establishments. For the sake of transparency, fairness, and ease of doing business, it would be beneficial if hotels and restaurants are required to display final prices inclusive of all taxes and mandatory charges on room tariffs, menus, and promotional materials. I humbly request the Government to consider introducing regulations that make it mandatory for hotels and restaurants to display all-inclusive prices so that customers clearly know the exact amount payablebefore placing order

Respected Prime Minister, I am writing to express the importance of establishing and supporting a “NATIONAL HISTORY DAY”, a dedicated time to reflect on and celebrate our nation’s rich past. History helps us understand how the world we live in today came to be. History is much more than a record of past events; it is the foundation upon which our present and future are built. By studying history, we gain insight into the experiences, triumphs, and mistakes of those who came before us. This understanding helps us to appreciate our culture, traditions, and the progress humanity has made over time. It also fosters a sense of identity and belonging, connecting us to our roots and inspiring us to contribute meaningfully to the world. In a rapidly changing world, history provides stability and perspective. It reminds us that change is constant, but learning from the past equips us to face the future with wisdom and resilience. Jai Hind

Hon'ble PM Sir, It is intriguing to observe that a large number of those who get blessed with administrative and/or legal 'powers' tend to become more mind prone, stone hearted and arrogant too sans listening to their own inner voices. They, more often than not, act like some super human beings. Why can't they be a bit 'humble and considerate' towards all others? Afterall, being a 'nice-at-heart' human being too, could be the biggest God gift. With Warmest Regards

Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Pranam. I am Shaurya Bhaarat Satapathy, an 18-year-old Indian research author from Jharsuguda Odisha, have been residing for the last 18 years in Delhi Janakpuri. Inspired by your vision of Viksit Bharat @ 2047, I authored the research monograph "India 2047: The Civilizational Renaissance" (ISBN: 9788199555266), presenting ideas on India's future, civilizational resurgence, and strategic thinking. It is a matter of immense pride that my book has been archived by the British Library, London, making it accessible to researchers worldwide. Through Mann Ki Baat, I humbly request you to encourage young Indians to become creators of knowledge through research, books, innovation, and original ideas. If even one student is inspired to research and write for the nation, my effort will be successful. Together, our youth can help build a confident, self-reliant, and developed India by 2047. Jai Hind! Regards Shaurya Bhaarat Satapathy

Many LPG distributors ask customers to pay an additional delivery charge in cash, even though it is not included in the official bill. In many places, this extra charge is around ₹50 per cylinder. India delivers around 240 crore LPG cylinders annually. If even half of these deliveries involve unofficial cash collection, it could result in over ₹6,000 crore in unaccounted cash every year. The Central Government should work with oil marketing companies to establish a transparent, centralized delivery system for all LPG brands, including Indane, HP Gas, and Bharatgas, or standardize delivery charges nationwide. Official billing and digital payments for delivery charges would improve transparency, protect consumers from unofficial collections, and help reduce the generation of unaccounted money.