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Tune in to 130th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th January 2026

Tune in to 130th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th January 2026

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PhanikumarBhavaraju
PhanikumarBhavaraju 8 months 3 weeks ago
all 2 wheelers and cars should be provided small fire extiguishers to avoid to save accident persons for min injuries
Dipanjan Bagchi
Dipanjan Bagchi 8 months 3 weeks ago
In view of the present situation int he world I applaud our Government for it's stance of balancing between powers. The stress that our Government has given on 'made in India' is also applaudable. Thisbis true especially in the weapons sector. It has an advantage of manufacturing weapons of one's own of which other countries may have lesser ideas. In view of oir neighbour's, who are growing more dangerous day by day, it is advisable that the GOI invest more on army and aripower. However education and health and employment generation must also be looked into. Jai Hind
Yashshri Rameshwar Rode
Yashshri Rameshwar Rode 8 months 3 weeks ago
Bharat Mata ki Jai, According to me sir, we are facing 3 Main problems and this are belows 1) Pollution 2) Dirtiness 3) Unemployment There is need to work on it.
thatipally anil kumar
thatipally anil kumar 8 months 3 weeks ago
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Rohit Sehgal
Rohit Sehgal 8 months 3 weeks ago
Jai Hind Sir ! We are celebrating 150 years of Vande Maatram. They are many people who are opposing it or at least not feeling to connect with it. My humble suggestion is that first make National Anthem mandatory first in all the government offices (Including Public Sector Undertakings and Public Sector Banks) in the morning just like we used to do in our childhood in our school. This will go create a feeling of nationalism in subconscious mind. The impact shall be long lasting on the staff as well as on the people visiting these offices in the morning. I am not against Vande Maatram song but the national anthem can be the first step. Later at an appropriate time in future we can replace it or add it with national song when people start feeling deeply for nationalism. Secondly I strongly believe people will not oppose it because it will take only 52 seconds and more convenient. Jai Hind ! Vande Matram ! Regards A PSB Employee
Avdhesh Kumar
Avdhesh Kumar 8 months 3 weeks ago
माननीय प्रधानमंत्री जी इस देश में नए कानून बनाए जा रहे है जैसे उत्तर प्रदेश के बेसिक शिक्षको के लिए पहले नियम के तहत उनकी नौकरी लग गयी अब नया क़ानून लाया गया तो पहले के शिक्षकों पर लागू नहीं होना चाहिए इस तरह तो पुलिस विभाग में पहले परीक्षा नहीं होती थी लेकिन अब परिक्षा होनी लगी तो क्या पहले के पुलिस कर्मचारियों के लिए भी परीक्षा का क़ानून लागू होगा उत्तर प्रदेश में सरकार शराव के ठेका की नयी दुकाने हर वक्त खुलती है और ये लगभग हर गावं में खुल गयी महोदय मै पूछना चाहता हूँ की ये शराव देसी अंगरेजी किसके काम आती है फसल ,जीव जंतु ,मनुष्य पर महोदय भारत स्वतंत्र हो चुका है लेकिन आजादी आज भी नहीं क्यों ?
KOTRA ADITYA
KOTRA ADITYA 8 months 3 weeks ago
Honourable PM sir, India must enact stronger fiscal, regulatory, and R&D-focused laws in 2026 to accelerate semiconductor manufacturing. Fab Incentive Act: Guarantee long-term subsidies (10–15 years) for fabs and ATMP units, beyond current schemes. Tax Holidays: Provide 10-year corporate tax exemptions for semiconductor manufacturers. Customs Duty Reform: Zero import duty on raw wafers, photolithography equipment, and EDA tools. Defense & Telecom Procurement Law: Require minimum 30–40% domestic semiconductor content in defense, telecom, and automotive sectors. Trusted Electronics Act: Mandate secure, India-made chips for critical infrastructure (power grids, satellites, defense). Green Fab Law: Mandate water recycling and renewable energy use in fabs to address sustainability concerns India should legislate a Semiconductor Sovereignty Act in 2026, combining fiscal incentives, IP protection, domestic sourcing mandates, and education reforms. This would align India with global practices