Subject: Proposal for Road Safety Community Service Programme for Driving Licence Holders India's road-safety challenge cannot be addressed by enforcement agencies alone. Safer roads require safer behaviour—and greater participation from road users themselves. We propose consideration of a Road Safety Community Service Programme for Driving Licence Holders. Driving licence holders should contribute a prescribed number of community service hours periodically towards road-safety activities such as: • Supporting traffic management under authorised supervision; • Participating in road-safety awareness campaigns; • Assisting Traffic Police and authorised agencies in suitable non-enforcement activities; and • Educating road users on traffic discipline, helmets, seat belts, speeding, distracted driving and pedestrian safety. The Idea Is Simple A driver who spends even a few hours supporting road-safety activities may develop greater discipline, patience, empathy

Resp.sir, Remove all taxes, such as gst, fire noc, professional tax, property tax, stamp duties, toll tax, traffic challans, licence fees, all govt fees, kindly remove all taxes and levies except income tax. Because all this makes inflation, costly items, reducing purchase power of us poor.

Employment is the biggest challenge for the Developing India. Through various schemes, Employement is being provided by all the stake holders of the country - Government, Companies, Self Ventures etc. However, I would like to propose large no jobs which may be given directly by the government for the vacant posts or generate atleast 1 lakh direct job similar to Agni-veer Scheme. The mass publication of Vacancy in one go will give a new hope to Gen Z that the Government is thinking for them as job opportunity versus employable population has big gap. My suggestion is to bring 1 lakh job vacancy for various posts in one go may be on contract basis on fixed salary say 25K to avoid much higher liability but making people employee in the sectors where government can earn more by deploying more people will not be heavy on the Government Exchequer like more opening of Aadhar Centres, Passport Seva Kendra, Taxation Department etc where more revenue can be generated by deploying more manpower.

Namastey Modi ji, Pranam to you.I have few ideas relating to Swatch Bharat Abhiyan specifically for our Indian Railways. Today we are introducing new trains almost every year, electified almost entire rail network, thanks for your efforts to improve railways but still Indian railways are looked upon in world as one of the most dirtiest mode of travels because of all garbages & wastages people keep throwing from coaches and windows. It seems some do it as a matter of pride and some just dont care about environmen. You enter any major stations in any city and you are greeted by garbages pilled up everywhere including food, plastic bottles, paper plates, carry bags etc. I want to suggest something to help on making our railways images cleaner and also implementing and encouraging public to ensure not spilling from platforms or coaches anything outside. I need a chance to explain my suggestion in person, hence request for an opportunity for a small meeting with any one in ministry.

Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Your vision of a cleaner, stronger and more developed India, especially through Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, has inspired millions of citizens like me. With that same spirit, I humbly wish to suggest a small change to our election campaigns. Could we consider banning, or strictly limiting, political advertising pamphlets and handbills during election rallies? They are distributed in enormous quantities, placed on homes and streets, and often scattered across roads during rallies. Once a convoy passes, what remains is a trail of paper covering our beautiful streets. In today’s digital age, political messages can reach citizens without creating so much unnecessary waste. Restricting these pamphlets would save resources, reduce litter and make our elections more environmentally responsible. If Swachh Bharat is our dream of a cleaner India, perhaps our elections should reflect that dream too. With sincere respect and hope.

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आज मैं सबको मेरी जिंदगी पर कितना दाम लगा है पूरा निम्नलिखित बताऊँगा प्री स्कूल : 24000 प्राथमिक विद्यालय (I to V):100000 उच्च प्राथमिक विद्यालय (V to VIII): 250000 माध्यमिक विद्यालय (IX to X) : 300000 उच्चतर माध्यमिक और इंटरमीडिएट (XI to XII) : 100000 IIT JEE coaching : 600000 स्नातक : 900000 UPSC coaching : 400000 Room भाड़ा फूड इत्यादि के दाम : लगभग 3000000 मान कि चलिए 60 से 70 लाख रुपये का बजट लगाया गया ये सबके बाद आज मेरे पास मार्कशीट हैं डिग्री है डॉक्यूमेंट्स भी हैं अब क्या करूँ? मिला क्या बाबाजी का ठुल्लू

Respected PM Modi Ji, I want to share an inspiring story from Karnataka that reflects your 'Digital India' vision. A newborn baby girl, *Anchuri Reyanka Trinayani*, daughter of Dr. Pavan Kumar from Gangavathi, Koppal district, got her Aadhaar in just *5 days after birth*. This historic achievement is recognized by the *International Book of Records*. This shows how easy and essential it is to give our youngest citizens a digital identity from birth. Requesting you to feature this uplifting story on *Mann Ki Baat*. It will inspire millions of parents and honor Gangavathi's medical community. Thank you for digitalizing India.

My Ideas for a Viksit Bharat India needs more than economic growth to become Viksit Bharat — it needs skilled citizens, safe women, honest governance, responsible communities. My four ideas: Education: Less rote learning, more coding, AI, creativity, critical thinking. Teachers stay central; AI only supports. Marks shouldn't define worth. Women's Safety: Fast action on crimes, CCTV and lighting in public spaces, easy reporting with victim support. Boys taught respect and consent early. Governance: Corruption must have real consequences, no matter how powerful. Transparent records, audits, safe whistleblowing, accountability including removal from office. Clean India: Deposit-return for bottles/cans, better waste segregation, penalties for littering, civic education in schools.

Dear sir, please if you can improve the education system and school bags weight