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“Mann Ki Baat” on Sunday 2nd November 2014

“Mann Ki Baat” on Sunday 2nd November 2014
Start Date :
Oct 22, 2014
Last Date :
Nov 16, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Prime Minister’s Radio Programme on Sunday 2nd November 2014:After the radio programme on 3rd October 2014 the Prime Minister will once again interact with the people across ...

Prime Minister’s Radio Programme on Sunday 2nd November 2014:

After the radio programme on 3rd October 2014 the Prime Minister will once again interact with the people across India on Radio! The Prime Minister will share thoughts on various issues on the Radio on the morning of Sunday 2nd November 2014.

This Forum seeks your comments and suggestions for the Radio programme. You can share your thoughts on a wide range of issues. The Prime Minister may take up the issue during the programme. You may recall that in the last radio programme the PM talked about the comments shared by two people on MyGov.

In his last address the PM promised to continue interacting with people through Radio and here he is, back on the air waves, wanting to hear from you and talking to you...

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Ravi Kant
Ravi Kant 11 years 6 months ago
Ravi Kant - Post 06 Sir, our urban bodies are not capable of this vision and solution. They are grappling to pay salaries to their employees. Sir, I am 1985 IAS officer, resigned in 2006 to pursue my passion in waste management and I posses practical knowledge on way forward for India – currently involved in 40 waste management plants in India.
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Ravi Kant
Ravi Kant 11 years 6 months ago
Ravi Kant - Post 05 We have only one ‘Waste to Energy’ plant in India – at Delhi, which may stop functioning owing to financial viability. Today China has 160 operational ‘Waste to Energy’ plants and another 150 are in various stages of construction. These are in public – private partnership mode. Waste management is 24x7 service and it can be effectively and efficiently done by private sector only.
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Ravi Kant
Ravi Kant 11 years 6 months ago
Ravi Kant - Post 04 The best option is disposal of municipal waste by incineration (scientific burning) to produce electric power. With this disposal path only 10% of ash produced needs to be disposed off in landfill and as a by-product we get much need power. 75 tons of waste will produce 1 MW of power.
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Ravi Kant
Ravi Kant 11 years 6 months ago
Ravi Kant - Post 03 Sir, India produces 1.6 lakh tons of municipal waste every day. The composting of waste is a good idea but it is workable in small cities only. 100 tons of municipal waste will produce only 8 tons of compost and at least 40 tons of reject waste will have to be disposed off in sanitary landfill. Where is the land to do this disposal ?
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Ravi Kant
Ravi Kant 11 years 6 months ago
Ravi Kant - Post 02 In your last address on 02.11.14 you started with waste cleaning and waste disposal – wherein you advised urban local bodies to dispose the mountains of waste, which are today polluting our air, water & soil and causing disease & other hazards. The problem lies with our urban local bodies themselves. Despite law, “Municipal Solid Waste, Management & Handling Rules 2000”, only 10% of India’s municipal waste is scientifically disposed today.
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Ravi Kant
Ravi Kant 11 years 6 months ago
Ravi Kant - Post 01 Dear Modi ji We, in the family, can not miss your ‘Man ki Baat’. We are very happy that you reaching the hearts & minds of Indians through this direct contact & feedback mechanism. There is lot of credibility and confidence when we hear from you and be a stakeholder in the path to achieve ‘saksham’ India.
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Ebin Elias
Ebin Elias 11 years 6 months ago
10. India remains the world's biggest weapons importer for the third year in a row. Is this subject to proper Audit? Majority of expense spent by India in Millitary with a population of 200 million for tackling Pakistan which has a population of only 1.2 billion. • The military expenditure of Pakistan is 23.1 percent of all its yearly expenditures. • In India, military spending is 18.6 percent of its total spending • It is estimated that India will spend $150 billion (Rs 7,50,000 crore
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Ebin Elias
Ebin Elias 11 years 6 months ago
4. Higher denomination notes should be withdrawn after financial inclusion has occurred. This enables a smooth transition.The logic is that if higher denomination notes are withdrawn, people will increasingly resort to banks for financial transaction as it will be easier than carrying a bunch of notes of lower denominations. This will reduce black money and lead to more financial inclusion. All transactions above 10 lacs to be routed through bank/electronic cards.
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Rajendra Patil
Rajendra Patil 11 years 6 months ago
Respected Prime Minister, Shri. Narendra Modiji. Previous UPA Govt santioned additional budget of Rs. 500 crores in Feb 2014 for One Rank One Pension scheme and your govt also sanctioned Rs. 1000 crores for this purpose in Interim Budget. Also. In your speech in election ralley in Haryana you told about implementation of One Rank One Pension. But your kind information. OROP is till todate not implemented by your government. Pls do not misguide the people and Ex-Servicemens of India.
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Ebin Elias
Ebin Elias 11 years 6 months ago
1.Time management in Meetings/Conferences 2.Fix an inauguration Date for Projects .Mandatory inauguration date to get approval for various projects. Impose penalty if the project is not completed within inauguration date. 3.Currency Commission @ 20% for those who give information about illegal money. 4.Restrict INR in hand to a max Rs 10 lacs.(rest bank a/c) Fix ceiling for Foreign currency holding 5.Tax rebate on products fully manufactured in India and also impose hike in tax foreign goods.
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