It is claimed that the Aadhaar card holds no significance; yet, despite possessing a valid voter ID, people—even those from privileged backgrounds—face severe difficulties simply due to the lack of an Aadhaar card (or vice versa). Passports cannot be issued or renewed unless all four or five required documents are perfectly in order. Elderly individuals are being asked for documents like birth or marriage certificates—items many do not possess, and which are either impossible or prohibitively expensive to obtain anew. Furthermore, while half the country’s population does not hold a Secondary School (Madhyamik) pass certificate, it is nonetheless being demanded as proof of date of birth for PAN cards or Voter/Aadhaar documentation.Old handwritten birth or marriage certificates are no longer accepted; digital ones are now required everywhere which takes another 6-12 months to obtain from Municipalities and Panchayat Offices - The reason remains the same: a severe shortage of govt staff!

Honourable PM Sir, The growing VIP/VVIP Culture and VIP/VVIP Protocol mandated by all levels of Politicians, Judges, and Public Servants at every Hindu Religious Worship Places and all Public Places and on Public Roads, the Horrifying Jet-Speed VIP/VVIP/Protocol Vehicles movements (>40 kmph) through mandated Green-Channels causing menace to the Rights of the General Public either by Stranded at road junctions or Diverted to other roads thereby Wasting the General Public Time, Resources & Opportunities for No-Cause. Considering fact that Maoist and Naxalite violence was eradicated before March 31, 2026, accordingly the VIP/VVIP Culture / VIP/VVIP Protocol system in the country shall be reviewed and recommend /mandate only for the President of India and the Prime Minister of India, thus saving tax-payers money & resources. Thank you Sir, Regards.

Honourable PM Sir, A dedicated “National Fund” similar to “PM-CARES Fund” shall be instituted to receive the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Funds mandated under Section 135 of the Companies Act, 2013, and application of funds shall be on Pan India basis, aligned with Community Local Priorities and Integrated with Public Development Frame Works including the Creation or Upgradation of Healthcare or Pharmaceutical Facilities, Drinking Water and Sanitation Facilities, Government Schools Infrastructure, Women and Child Protection & Skills Development Training Programs under both Rural Local Government Bodies and Urban Local Bodies. The activities under this Trust shall be supplementary mechanism that supports, rather than replaces, democratic local governance. Thank you Sir, Regards.

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Girls' safety is not just a law and order issue - it is the measure of a society's humanity and future. When a girl feels safe, she studies freely, dreams bigger, walks confidently, and contributes fully. When she feels unsafe, her education, health, freedom and potential are silently cut. Safety gives her choice - to go to school, to travel, to work late, to speak up, to live without fear. An unsafe environment teaches her to shrink herself; a safe one teaches her to grow. Protecting girls means protecting families, because a safe girl becomes an educated woman, a confident mother, a skilled professional and a strong citizen who raises a safer next generation. A nation cannot claim progress if half its children are afraid to step out. True development is when a girl can be out at any time, anywhere, with dignity and without fear. Girls' safety is investment in peace, equality and India's future - because when girls are safe, the whole society is safe.

To Honble Prime Minister Sir, A person spends the most productive 30–40 years of his or her life working, earning, supporting the family, paying taxes and contributing to the organisation and society, so why should there be a fixed retirement age at which that person's opportunity to earn suddenly comes to an end? Why should a person who is still healthy, experienced, skilled and willing to work be considered economically inactive merely because he or she has crossed a particular age? Financial responsibilities do not retire when a person retires—food, housing, electricity, healthcare, medicines and family responsibilities continue, and in many cases expenses increase with age. Yet, after retirement, a person whowas financially independent for decades may suddenly have to depend upon children, relatives, NGOs or Government assistance merely to meet his or her own needs. Why should an old person have to ask someone else for money forhimself when he is still capable of earning it?

Respected Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji,I, Md Zishan Fazal, a resident of Village Shahpur, District Muzafarpur, Bihar, respectfully submit this suggestionregarding Panchayat elections.As the Panchayati Raj Elections are approaching, I request the Government to urgently consider enacting minimumeducational eligibility criteria in the upcoming legislative session, For Ward Members across village wards.Panchayat representatives, Ward Members who work at the grassroots level, deal directly with villagers andgovernment oficials and take part in decisions relating to roads, water, sanitation, government schemes,development work, and public money.Therefore, I request the Government to consider making Class 10 / HSLC pass, or an equivalent qualification, aminimum educational qualification for candidates contesting Panchayat elections, subject to the Constitution andapplicable laws. For which a PDF file has been attached with submission With cleared suggestion. Thanking you

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