Dear honorable PM, Attached herewith please find discussion papers for your perusal

"Hon'ble Prime Minister, I am a undergraduate student and also a upsc aspirants form bihar. I would like to suggest greater focus on skill development and employment opportunities for rural youth. Many young people have educational qualifications but lack practical, job-oriented skills. Greater access to vocational training, digital skills, apprenticeships and local employment opportunities can help rural youth become self-reliant and contribute to India's development. And also a othe major issue:I suggest greater attention to healthcare facilities in rural areas. Strengthening Primary Health Centres, availability of doctors and medicines, telemedicine, ambulance services and basic diagnostic facilities can reduce the need for rural people to travel long distances for treatment.”Thank you, Hon'ble Prime Minister, for giving citizens like me a platform to share our ideas and vision for a better India. I am grateful for this opportunity to be a part of the nation-building journey.

Respected PM Sir, Pranam. I am Nisha, Class 11, Govt Model School Sec 19-C Chandigarh. As a MyGov Enthusiast Level 2 with 6000+ points, I have learnt that Jan Bhagidari is true nation building. I request you in 139th Mann Ki Baat to speak on Yuva Shakti & Nari Shakti - how school students, especially girls, can use digital platforms like MyGov and LinkedIn for civic leadership and Viksit Bharat 2047. I am an Aspiring Advocate. Thank you Sir.

Respected Prime Minister ji, Namaskar. I am a young graduate from Nagpur, Maharashtra. I request that you address the following issues in the upcoming Mann Ki Baat. 1) Our Farmers: The challenges faced by farmers are growing due to wrong weather forecasts at the village level, water scarcity, and unfair prices. The cotton and soybean farmers of Maharashtra's Vidarbha region are an example of how recurring drought affects the whole region. Solution: Accurate Weather Alerts should be sent via SMS and WhatsApp in local languages at the village level. Drip and Sprinkle Irrigation, new ponds, and rainwater-harvesting ideas reduce dependence on the monsoon. The FPOs, eNAM online market, and various gov schemes should reach villages. 2) A national-level conversion to economic equalization, so that every poor family in a village or city alike gets quality education, opportunity, and credit based on need and effort. Many deserving families are left behind, and their talent flows to others.

Hon’ble Prime Minister Sir, I would like to suggest a nationwide “One Hour for Our Community” initiative for students. Once every month, students across India could dedicate one hour to helping their communities—teaching younger children, keeping public places clean, saving water, caring for trees, helping senior citizens, or spreading awareness about important issues. If millions of young Indians contribute just one hour every month, it can become millions of hours of service to our nation. I believe this can develop a strong culture of responsibility, Seva and citizenship among our youth and show that the journey towards a Viksit Bharat begins not only with big achievements, but with small acts of service by every citizen.

Hon’ble Prime Minister Sir, I would like to suggest a “One Hour for Our Community” initiative for students. Once a month, every student could spend one hour doing something useful for their neighbourhood, such as helping younger children study, keeping public places clean, saving water, caring for plants, helping senior citizens, or spreading awareness about important issues. I believe this will teach young people that nation-building does not always require big actions. Small acts of responsibility, when done by millions of students across India, can create a big change.

Honourable Prime Minister Sir, India’s Gen Z is an aware, ambitious and connected generation. Recent youth movements have shown that young Indians want their concerns about education, examinations, jobs and their future to be heard. I believe that protests and disagreements should always remain peaceful, respectful and within the law, while the concerns behind them should be given a meaningful platform for dialogue. We need stronger channels where students and young citizens can directly share their ideas and problems with the authorities and receive transparent responses. If the energy of Gen Z is combined with constructive dialogue, innovation and civic responsibility, India’s youth can become one of the strongest forces in building a better India. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

Kindly merge all the District Central Co-operative Banks,Scheduled Urban Co-operative Banks & Non-Scheduled Urban Co-operative Banks into State Co-operative Banks & make a State Level Co-operative Banks for a strong Bank like Regional Rural Banks. This makes a Co-operative Banks stronger are make a Co-operative Banks better.

Honourable Prime Minister Sir, I would like to request more opportunities for students and youth to learn new skills, get career guidance, and participate in government programmes. Such initiatives can help young people become self-reliant and contribute to the development of our country. Thank you, Sir. 🇮🇳

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Vanakkam. I am Gunavathy from Tamil Nadu, a paper-quilling artist with 60% locomotor disability. My father was the first doctor in our village, and I grew up dreaming of becoming a doctor. Though circumstances limited my education and mobility, I wanted to prove that they need not limit our dreams. Thirteen years ago, paper quilling transformed my life, giving me confidence, identity and purpose. Through Guna’s Craft, I have trained over 2,500 women, students, rural people and persons with disabilities, including people with speech and hearing impairments. I want to be a role model for my two daughters and help others experience the transformation art gave me. My dream is to make Chinnalapatti the Quilling Capital of Tamil Nadu, creating inclusive livelihoods through sustainable art. A small strip of paper can become something beautiful; our challenges too can be shaped into possibilities.