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Inputs for Prime Minister's Mann Ki Baat on 26th July, 2015

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Jul 17, 2015

Last Date :

Jul 25, 2015

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing Mann Ki Baat with you next Sunday. In this Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister will share his thoughts on a variety of themes and ...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing Mann Ki Baat with you next Sunday. In this Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister will share his thoughts on a variety of themes and issues.

So now is the time to put on your creative hats and share your thoughts. Now is also the time to share your own Mann ki Baat with us and tell us the issues and ideas that you would like to be voiced by the Prime Minister. As always, Prime Minister will pick out the discussion topics from among the ideas shared by you. And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11 am on 26th July, 2015.

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Rameshwar Choubey 11 years 1 month ago

Our most respected Prime Minister Modiji may consider directly appealing to the Indian people especially the youth to raise their voices against the political forces blocking the land acquisition and thereby all major infrastructure development projects. He may also invite states and communities to offer land for major centrally funded projects to showcase how rewarding these projects can be in job creation and source of additional income for farmers.

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Aditya Narayana 11 years 1 month ago

(Cont) Not having money and not having enough money for oneself and for sustenance of one's family can make someone very very insecure in this world of extreme competition. When a hawaldar accepts easy money, he is ensuring he has enough for himself and his family. But when a rich man accepts money illegally, then greed is at work. Both of them are wrong...

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Aditya Narayana 11 years 1 month ago

Corruption is an issue that is on everybody's lips. And i believe it should be a topic for Mann ki Baat. If not now, then at a later date. There should be no fear for the Govt to discuss it openly to compel people to think why corruption is wrong and definitely against our values. There are basically two reasons why corruption happens. (1) Greed (2) Poverty. There may be other reasons. In a society ridden with poverty, corruption is rampant at every level.

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Disheet Shah 11 years 1 month ago

Sir, I would like you to speak on the issue of food we waste and amount of plastic waste we generate (per person in India), with your appeal to not waste food and use more of cotton bags will benefit poor farmers who can sell cotton bags and also reduce plastic waste, pollution, clogging drains and entering the food chain when consumed by cows and goats causing a dangerous health hazard with deadly chemicals to enter human body #MannKiBaar #PrimeMinister #Modiji

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Meenakshi Sharma 11 years 1 month ago

Sir,I would like u to highlight the issue of inflation & ways adopted by ur gov to control it. Due to bad monsoon many areas have lost harvest s which may rise food inflation further. The people need to b made aware of measures taken by gov or they fall prey to party politics. I have faith in the gov policies & want that all shud b made aware of their benefits

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Aishwarya Sanjay Shukla 11 years 1 month ago

Sir, Many commerce graduates pass out every year from numerous universities. Some get decent jobs but many end up taking odd jobs. By collaborating the universities with The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and developing a common subject 'Taxation', we will have many students who can join Income Tax, Service Tax, Excise departments and work as Tax Inspectors and Tax Assistants. This will bring more qualified people to these offices and will solve the employment issue as well.

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Aishwarya Sanjay Shukla 11 years 1 month ago

Sir, It is disheartening to see the plight of roads in the business capital after the rains. Honestly speaking, this is not a very difficult task as the condition of the 'Runways' never gets affected though the airplanes do land and take off frequently. We can use the similar (if not same) material in constructing the roads. People will be happy if these small changes happen in their locality.

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SANDEEP KATHANE 11 years 1 month ago

#MannkiBaat,We all know the major contribution to indian economy is with the construction industry i.e Public & Private sector companies. In PSC every employee paid with good pay-scale with healthy working environment , but in private sector some Companies Directors is never bothered about the Labour, Staff & Sub staff welfare. Most of the private companies have 3-4 months salary dues & they not even pay the advances to them. Private construction companies really in trouble cont......

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Swapnil Sharma_1 11 years 1 month ago

Pranam sir, I wanted you to speak on when the poverty of the country will demolish totally? when will the women walk freely in each and every street of the country? I would also want you to speak on When each and every individual will have their own home? I as a voter wanted you to speak on all this topics sir. I am truly a fan of your ideologies but want to hear from you about these basic problems. Kindly sir speak on them and assure me at least something.

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Vipul Upadhyay 11 years 1 month ago

Hello Sir, can we please have a Video along with audio for TV and on-line viewers of Mann ki baat and Audio-only on Radio... We will feel more connected

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