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Share your Ideas for PM's Speech for Independence Day

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Jul 26, 2015

Last Date :

Aug 14, 2015

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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On 15th August every year, the Prime Minister speaks from the ramparts of the Red Fort and lays out the government's programmes and policies. This year however, for the first time ...

On 15th August every year, the Prime Minister speaks from the ramparts of the Red Fort and lays out the government's programmes and policies. This year however, for the first time in history of Independent India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, as he mentioned in his Mann ki Baat on 26th July 2015, is directly seeking ideas and suggestions from citizens on what he should speak in this year's Independence Day Speech.

So now you have the opportunity to tell your ideas, give word to your suggestions and crystallize your vision. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself will articulate them.

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Praveen Kumar M 11 years 2 months ago

Happy to know about this thought provoking action. I would request you to include the "Importance of pursuing Higher Education in India", as many of the Young folks flying away for Foreign countries for higher studies. And also widen the opportunities to Learn Better in our IITs, IIMs, etc.,

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Nikhil Stanly 11 years 2 months ago

Corruption today can be called a malaise attached to the largest democracy of the world i.e. India. From getting your birth certificate to your driving license to getting a loan passed to build your home, nothing goes without giving a bribe. The numbers of scams appearing one after another, plus the amounts of money roped in, acts like a slap on the face of an honest civilian who is working hard day and night to feed his family. In a developing nation like ours, the development will soon cease i

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Arun Kumar_141 11 years 2 months ago

Respected PM Sir, I feel very proud to see that you we are living in the country where the government ask their citizen about Do and Don't Do.I want that you should talk on Late. Dr. Kalam and let people know his dream and what he wanted from India, specially from youths. Sir I want your attention towards reservation system of the country. Do you really think its functionality is right. I think it shouldn't be on cast basis it should be on financial condition of a person. And

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Chaitanya Shekhar Tambe 11 years 2 months ago

Respected Sir, Generally we the civilians are unaware rather insensitive about the difficulties involved in the Military life. For graduation, we have to choose any one course among NCC, NSS or ordinary Physical Training. But this compulsion was not there for those students who externally pursue graduation. I would like to suggest that these NCC/NSS should be separated and must be made mandatory to every person before that person attains the age of 25 years, as a part of National Policy.

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Hari SV 11 years 2 months ago

Honorable Prime Minister, My regards as a citizen of India for your strong will to make India better than before. Its my honor to be part of that and thanks for giving such an opportunity to share my ideas. Respected Sir, I want to propose an idea which is very much align to your swach bharat mission. Sir, My idea is to implement a "clean school project".This should not be a self initiative but a strict rule to include one academic subject towards cleanliness and planting trees. Thanks, Hari

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GARAPATI UMA MAHESHWARA RAO 11 years 2 months ago

Dear Sir, we draw your attention to urgent issues concerning our bhashas. 1. Destruction of a language is destruction of life, of a whole civilization. 2. Bhashas are indispensable in the exercise of democracy & for effective governance. 3. As sources of indigenous knowledges they empower our citizens. 4. Their use in modern economy is essential for equality of opportunity. 5. Skill development in Bhashas is essential for Make in India. 6. Digital India should therefore integrate bhashas.

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Deepak Jain 11 years 2 months ago

Integrity and fixing corruption. I believe corruption happens because we are losing our ethics and integrity. Thats the biggest loss for our culture.

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Chaitanya Shekhar Tambe 11 years 2 months ago

Respected Sir, Everyday we see many people begging for food and also see such people, establishments which have to throw away the unutilised food. Can there be Food Bank just like we have Blood Bank or Milk Bank?

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Seema Batham 11 years 2 months ago

Respected Prime Minister ,REGARDS. Please make some very strong policies for making the education system free of corruption.Admission in Medical colleges,engineering,IIMs should not be a matter of a few privileged people.Please include in your speech your plan for common men's children's higher education in reputed institutions.Getting admission to such institutions should be accessible to everyone irrespective of class,high /low merit,poor,rich.Please make it accessible to everyone.

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Nikhil Stanly 11 years 2 months ago

From boom to doom: An uphill task to revive the economy It will take three years for economic growth to pick up 'US economy needs to improve for India to turn around' Reviving the economy: What the next government should do 'Policy paralysis in India will continue' 4 ways the new PM can revive the economy 'To revive the economy India must focus on agriculture'

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