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      Tune in to 139th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th October 2026
      प्रारंभ तिथि 23/10/2026 - 12:00
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      Tune in to 139th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th October 2026

      Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addresses the nation through his Radio Address, Mann Ki Baat. This month's episode sees citizens from various corners of the nation addressing their questions and suggestions to PM Modi. #mannkibaat #pmmodi #narendramodi 
       

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      GangeshGunjan_2
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      एक दिन यूं ही बैठे-बैठे मेरे मन में एक विचार आया। हम अक्सर समानता, समावेशिता और अधिकारों की बड़ी-बड़ी बातें करते हैं—सरकारें भी इस दिशा में कई प्रयास कर रही हैं। लेकिन सच कहें तो हमारी यह चर्चा अक्सर बाहरी स्तर तक ही सिमट कर रह जाती है। हम मांग करते हैं कि रेलवे स्टेशन, बस स्टैंड, सिनेमाघरों और सार्वजनिक जगहों पर सभी के लिए सुलभ शौचालय हों। ​लेकिन क्या हमने कभी अपने घरों के भीतर झांक कर देखा है? ​ज़रा उन परिवारों के बारे में सोचिए, जहां कोई दिव्यांग बच्चा रहता है। अगर वह परिवार बेहद गरीब है, बीपीएल श्रेणी में आता है, तो सरकार उसे योजना के तहत शौचालय बनाने के लिए आर्थिक सहायता तो दे देती है। लेकिन क्या कभी आवेदन लेते समय सरकार यह पूछती है कि "क्या आपके परिवार में कोई दिव्यांग सदस्य या बच्चा है?" ​एक सामान्य शौचालय किसी दिव्यांग बच्चे के लिए कितना असहज या नामुमकिन हो सकता है, इस गहराई तक कोई नहीं सोचता। सरकार को चाहिए कि ऐसे परिवारों के लिए सामान्य शौचालय के अलावा, या उसी के भीतर, दिव्यांगता-अनुकूल (Accessible / Divyang-friendly) व्यवस्था हेतु अतिरिक्त आर्थिक सहायता दे। ​

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      ANSHOO AGGARWAL
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      SIR I AM CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT I WANT TO SHARE WITH YOU GENIUNE DIIFICULTY FACED BY ASSESSEE IF SOMEONE WANT TO CHANGE HIS LOGIN ID AND PASSWORD THEN THE ASSESSEE HAVE TO GO TO PRSON WHO CREATED HIS LOGIN ID OR HVE TO VISIT GST DEPARTMENT TO UPDATE LOGIN ID PASSWORD OR EMAIL ID OR MIBLE NUMBER . CAN YOU INTRODUCE THE SYATEM AS WAS IN INCOME TAX THAT IF ANYONE HAS AUTHENTICATE HIS AADHAR ON GST PORTAL THEN THROUGH AADHAR OTP HE CAN RESET PASSWORD OR GET USER ID AS IT IS VERY PAINFUL EXCERCISE AS OF NOW. THIS IS HIMBLE REQUEST SIR PLEASE CONSIDER

      kaushikganesh_2
      kaushikganesh_2
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      Topic Suggestion: "Cyber Swachhata" for National Cyber Security Awareness Month Respected PM Ji, As October is observed as Cyber Security Awareness Month, we would be grateful if you could inspire the nation on "Cyber Swachhata." Your call urging citizens to clean up unused apps, stay alert against fraudulent calls and remember that a UPI PIN is never entered to receive money will empower millions to safeguard their hard earned savings.

      subhash chandra yadav_26
      subhash chandra yadav_26
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      To The Prime minister, India Subject: Regarding severe air pollution caused by diesel-powered engines used by sugarcane sellers in the country. Respected sir, I would like to draw your kind attention towards the serious issue of air pollution being caused by the widespread use of diesel-powered engines by roadside sugarcane juice sellers in India. Sugarcane juice sellers are operating diesel engines to extract sugarcane juice in public places. Most of the vendors are settled under the flyover bridges, main chouraha of the cities, at the gate of the hospitals and colleges or other public places . Action has never been taken to remove the unauthorised stalls/vendor as their encroachment block the service line under the flyover bridges in the cities. Many roadside sugarcane vendors are operating diesel engines to run their juice extraction machines along the road. These vendors are running old diesel engines to operate their sugarcane crushing machines. The engines ....

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      Bodhendra Kumar Chauhan
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      पनीर निर्माण एवं व्हे प्रोटीन पुनर्प्राप्ति में नवाचार हेतु समर्थन माननीय प्रधानमंत्री जी, त्योहारों के समय यह आम चर्चा रहती है कि बाजार में मिलावटी पनीर उपलब्ध है। पनीर यदि सही तरीके से बनाया जाए तो स्वाभाविक रूप से महँगा होता है, इसी कारण कुछ निर्माता इसे सस्ता दिखाने के लिए मिलावट का सहारा लेते हैं। पनीर निर्माण की प्रक्रिया में प्रतिवर्ष हजारों टन व्हे प्रोटीन व्यर्थ बहा दिए जाते हैं। यदि इन व्हे प्रोटीन को पनीर के जमने (coagulation) से पहले ही पुनर्प्राप्त कर लिया जाए, तो इनके विक्रय से पनीर निर्माण की लागत में उल्लेखनीय कमी लाई जा सकती है। इससे असली पनीर निर्माता भी मिलावटी पनीर के भाव से प्रतिस्पर्धा कर सकेंगे और मिलावट को हतोत्साहित किया जा सकेगा। मैंने इस विषय पर शोध किया है और भारत में पेटेंट के लिए आवेदन भी किया है। वर्तमान में अधिकांश व्हे प्रोटीन आयात किए जाते हैं। यह नवाचार आयात भार को काफी हद तक कम करेगा और घरेलू उत्पादन को बढ़ावा देगा। अतः आपसे विनम्र निवेदन है कि कृपया इस विषय पर संज्ञान लें, मार्गदर्शन प्रदान करें और समर्थन दें। सादर, बोधेन्द्र कुमार

      b k chauhan
      Bodhendra Kumar Chauhan
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      Respected Prime Minister Sir, During the festival season, it is often discussed that adulterated paneer is available in the market. Paneer, when produced in the proper manner, is naturally expensive, which leads some manufacturers to adopt adulteration practices to make it cheaper. In paneer manufacturing, thousands of tonnes of whey proteins are drained as waste. If these whey proteins are recovered before the coagulation process, their sale can significantly reduce the manufacturing cost of paneer. This would allow genuine paneer producers to match the prices of poor-quality paneer, thereby discouraging adulteration. I have conducted research on this subject and have also applied for an Indian patent. At present, a large portion of whey proteins is imported, and this innovation could substantially reduce the import burden while promoting domestic production. I kindly request your acknowledgment, guidance, and support. With respectful regards,

      b k chauhan
      Bodhendra Kumar Chauhan
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      Rather than focusing only on Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) through ETPs, why is the dairy industry not giving equal attention to developing Zero-Discharge CIP systems that are more economical and reduce wastewater generation at the source? An efficient CIP system with built-in water recovery, turbidity separation, and reuse of suitable water and cleaning chemicals could potentially reduce the hydraulic and chemical loads on the ETP by around 40%, while significantly reducing the COD load requiring treatment. This approach would not only reduce freshwater consumption, chemical consumption, and ETP operating costs, but could also make wastewater management more sustainable and economical. Why treat wastewater after generating it, when we can prevent much of it from being generated in the first place? It is time for the dairy industry to give greater priority to source-level wastewater reduction through smarter CIP design,

      b k chauhan
      Bodhendra Kumar Chauhan
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      Approximately 10 million liters ( 100,00,000 ltrs )of milk are currently being used daily for the production of Paneer (Indian cottage cheese), Shreekhand (Indian yogurt), and Chhena (a type of quark used in sweets). This volume of milk contains nearly 55,000 kg of whey proteins, which are presently going to waste each day. If even 50% of these proteins could be recovered, it would amount to about 30,000 kg of WPC80 daily. The current consumption of WPC80 and WPI in India is around 70,000–75,000 kg per day, yet only 10–15% of this demand is met domestically. So, the Paneer manufacturing should be encouraged by extracting the whey proteins well before making the paneer to produce Paneer economically

      b k chauhan
      Bodhendra Kumar Chauhan
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      Approximately 10 million liters ( 100,00,000 ltrs )of milk are currently being used daily for the production of Paneer (Indian cottage cheese), Shreekhand (Indian yogurt), and Chhena (a type of quark used in sweets). This volume of milk contains nearly 55,000 kg of whey proteins, which are presently going to waste each day. If even 50% of these proteins could be recovered, it would amount to about 30,000 kg of WPC80 daily. The current consumption of WPC80 and WPI in India is around 70,000–75,000 kg per day, yet only 10–15% of this demand is met domestically.

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      Sachin Singh
      2 weeks 6 days ago

      Respected PM ji, Israel has pioneered innovative ways to turn unusable water into productive resources: reusing treated sewage for agriculture, cultivating suitable crops with carefully managed saline water, and integrating fish farming with crop production to recycle water and nutrients. With India facing groundwater depletion, saline aquifers and vast quantities of underutilised wastewater, could PM encourage pilot projects to adapt these technologies to Indian conditions? These could combine wastewater treatment and safe agricultural reuse with trials of salt-tolerant crops and suitable aquaculture using saline water, backed by strict monitoring of soil salinity and contamination. This could conserve freshwater, reduce groundwater extraction, improve farm productivity and create rural livelihoods by turning water currently considered saline or swage. There are several youtube links which clearly show this process in great detail,

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