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

Hon'ble Prime Minister Sir , I earnestly request you to kindly consider this application regarding the issue of false reporting in the Public Grievance system and my proposal for initiating a 'Prime Minister Jansunwai Samadhan Diwas'."

Modi ji, Regards. I am one of your hardcore fans. Will not waste time in introducing myself. What I feel sir that most of the highways across India and even otherwise most of the major roads across India are stuffed with illegal shanties which gives a very poor impression of our country to foreign visitors. What I feel that Govt. should start a cleaning operation where these shanties, hutments and illegal dhabas are re located to some interior places or outskirts as part of beautification of highways. Because our country is globally growing very fast and highways have slways been mirror of a nation's prosperity. I hope you will agree with me. Second idea is shifting of hawkers who have illegally occupied all the pavements in almost all vicinity and this makes our roads accident prone. With your vision, we will be able to clean up this mammoth mess. Now let me introduce myself briefly as a poet who wrote songs for Gantantra divas for 2024, 25 & 26 connectivity.Regards

I want the prime minister to speak about the importance of good quality road safety research and why scientific crash investigations are important, not only to understand road safety problems and identify innovative and cost effective solutions, but also to provide youth with career opportunities in crash investigation, data collection and analysis, expert witness in court, data-driven decision making for good road safety management and provide services to road enginnering, transport and police. People also will be benefitted from faster delivery of justice through better collection and presentation of evidence in court. Currently this skill is very poor in India and hence courts take over 6 to 7 years to deliver justice and compensation to the victims. Conviction rates are also poor. Even a country such as Mongolia has good road crash investigation teams and skills that help the government provide compensation to victims or their families within 10 days of the accident.

Respected PM Sir, "Dignity should be universal & ruin should not be" The Education & Health sector. They required complete new eco system, policies and guidelines. I have written some guidelines, core policies and rules. This will serve the purpose. The actual charge we need. 80% or more citizens are facing such issues which can't be seen from that top level. If "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" is true? then why anyone have to prove they are poor? And if you look at the system everyone is doing fabulous job, we are not able to feed our kids, brothers & sisters. The Idea is one nation A1 education, A1 health care for all.

RESPECTED SIR My suggestion to you is to make compulsory one year NCC/army/navy/air force training to all boys and girls who passed 12 th examination so that they can cultivate good habits and keep up their health conditions

Respected Sir, youth are the strongest generation this nation has ever had. But today, we see that same fire being misused. Family values are weakening. Ego and aggression are replacing respect and patience. Too many young minds no longer fear conseque * Crime must be met with swift and certain punishment — regardless of age. When consequences are immediate and firm, it sends a clear message: actions have results. Delayed justice creates more criminals; fast justice prevents them. * Child safety must remain the nation's top priority — always, without exception. * Those in positions of public trust — police officers, politicians, government officials, and public transport workers like cab, auto, and bus drivers, as well as armed forces personnel — carry a greater duty. People trust them with their safety. If that trust is broken through crime, the punishment should be more severe than for an ordinary citizen — because betrayal of public trust is a deeper wound to society.

India has one of the world's largest youth populations, and Artificial Intelligence is shaping the future of every industry. I request the Government to launch a nationwide "AI for Every Student" mission to make quality AI education accessible to all, regardless of financial background or location. The initiative could provide free AI courses in regional languages, establish AI Innovation Clubs in schools and colleges, train teachers, and offer access to cloud-based AI tools. National hackathons, mentorship from industry experts, and seed funding for promising student projects would encourage innovation and entrepreneurship. This mission would help students build practical skills, solve real-world problems in healthcare, agriculture, education, and governance, and prepare India for future jobs. It would strengthen Digital India, Skill India, Startup India, and the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047 by empowering every student to become an innovator innovator and contribute to the nation's

Its time to review creamy layer to dreamy layer of merit based approach. Blindly following equality concept breeds inefficiency .

Dear Sir Jay shree Krishana I am Miss Jyoti Somabhai Patel, currently working at Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai, with 33 years of grassroots-level experience in oncology nursing, cancer care, prevention, and healthcare education. My professional journey has taught me that while developing healthcare policies, the experiences and voices of grassroots healthcare workers and beneficiaries must be actively included. Policies may be well-designed, but their success depends on awareness, accessibility, and effective implementation at the community level. Before launching any scheme, it is essential to educate people about its purpose, benefits, eligibility, and utilisation process. I have observed that initiatives like the Ayushman Bharat Health Card provide valuable healthcare support; however, many eligible beneficiaries remain unaware of how to use these services. I conducted a pilot study titled “A Pilot Study on Patient Awareness and Utilisation of Smart Card Services in a Tertiary

Respected Prime Minister, I am putting forward my concerns and ideas as a proud Indian student who wishes for the betterment of the nation. I look forward for Indian perspective chapters in our school books other than reading through western perspective. I write to urge a thoughtful re-examination of our educational narratives and to challenge the lingering Eurocentric perspectives that continue to distort historical truth.As the upcoming generation have the rights to know about their own roots.