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Tune in to 131st Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 22nd February 2026

Tune in to 131st Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 22nd February 2026

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Swetha Kannan
Swetha Kannan 5 months 1 week ago
9. Still some people didn't understand the progress properly. Some say gold rate increased, money value depreciated or more money to buy things etc. Our life in the past decades much improved.Nowadays more income is coming. For example, electricity for all, water for all, medical insurance for all, toilet facility for all. Still some people didn't understand the growth. So highlighting those progress, benefits , facilities what we are enjoying,economic progress, benefits overall will help to reach ground level people.
DineshSP
DineshSP 5 months 1 week ago
Subject: A Birthday Wish for Aadavi: India’s First Carbon-Neutral Child – Seeking a Mention in Mann Ki Baat. Respected Pradhan Mantri Ji, On March 3rd, 2026, Aadavi, the world’s first carbon-neutral baby, celebrates her 3rd birthday. Born into the NOVA Initiative spearheaded by Seerakku, Aadavi’s life is a "Living Laboratory" for India's Net-Zero goals. To offset her lifetime carbon footprint, we have already: Planted 6,000 native trees in Krishnagiri, projected to sequester 600 metric tons of CO2 and verified this impact through independent auditing and alignment with UNFCCC partners. Our Request: We humbly request that you mention Aadavi’s journey in your "Mann Ki Baat" address. Highlighting a family-led climate model would inspire millions of Indian parents to adopt sustainable lifestyles, proving that Jan Bhagidari (people's participation) can begin from the cradle.
Indalin Maphniang
Indalin Maphniang 5 months 1 week ago
Respected Prime Minister, I would like to request you to speak about youth empowerment and mental health awareness, especially among students. Many young people today are facing stress due to studies, career pressure, and social expectations. Your guidance and motivational words can inspire students to stay positive, focused, and confident in their journey. I also request you to highlight the importance of skill development and digital education in rural and remote areas, so that every young person in India gets equal opportunities to grow and succeed. Lastly, please speak about environment protection and climate responsibility, encouraging citizens, especially youth, to plant trees, reduce plastic use, and protect our natural resources. Your words always motivate and unite the nation. Thank you for giving us this platform to share our ideas. Jai Hind 🇮🇳
SAHILARORA
SAHILARORA 5 months 1 week ago
CRIMINAL RAPIST CORRUPTION MUSLIM INTRUDERS BANK FRAUD SCAM FINANCIAL SUPPLY BLACK MONEY MUSLIM INTRUDERS IN JATIN KHURANA MANGAL RAM MEENA RAM AVTAAR SHARMA SANJEEV JAIN VIJAY SHARMA RAMAANAND YADAV GAGAN DIXIT RAJ KUMAR DIXIT TILAK CHAWLA GULSHAN MADAN VIJAY KUMAR GUPTA PREETI KUMAR BHAVNA SHARMA BASANT RAM MEENA GARIMA RAJENDRA ARYA BANK PANEL ADVOCATE ANIL JANGID RUCHI GUPTA MOHIT GUPTA SATENDRA SINGH BANK OF INDIA ARRAVALI VIHAR BRANCH KALA KUA ALWAR RAJASTHAN
SAHILARORA
SAHILARORA 5 months 1 week ago
CRIMINAL RAPIST CORRUPTION MUSLIM INTRUDERS BANK FRAUD SCAM FINANCIAL SUPPLY BLACK MONEY MUSLIM INTRUDERS IN MANGAL RAM MEENA RAM AVTAAR SHARMA SANJEEV JAIN VIJAY SHARMA RAMAANAND YADAV GAGAN DIXIT RAJ KUMAR DIXIT TILAK CHAWLA GULSHAN MADAN VIJAY KUMAR GUPTA PREETI KUMAR BHAVNA SHARMA BASANT RAM MEENA GARIMA RAJENDRA ARYA BANK PANEL ADVOCATE ANIL JANGID RUCHI GUPTA MOHIT GUPTA SATENDRA SINGH BANK OF INDIA ARRAVALI VIHAR BRANCH KALA KUA ALWAR RAJASTHAN
PadmavathyBalasubramanian
PadmavathyBalasubramanian 5 months 1 week ago
Request for uniformity in Retail infrastructure 1.Tag all the shops with national flag 2.Bring unified national systems in retail shops 3.Make TATA infrastructure ltd to provide good construction 4.Prevent wood or glass breakage and fire on shops 5.Bring clean environment in and around shops 6.Uniform lighning bulbs across indian shops 7.Retail chairs for the employees 8.Bring rules to work in 2 shifts 4 hours only standing 9.Expiry date of clothes medicines food recycling 10.Make shelf life of the vegetables without rotten 11.Bring new insurance system to cover 3xpiry of foods clothes and packed items 12.Bribg fresh product Renewal plans 13.Make consumable like milk curd vegetables textile food at low cost. Thanks
SAHILARORA
SAHILARORA 5 months 1 week ago
दैनिक भास्कर पुरुषार्थी समाज अध्यक्ष कुलदीप कालरा FAMILY पंजाबी वेलफेयर सोसाइटी अध्यक्ष DIWAN CHAND SETIA FAMILY बिका हुआ है देश द्रोही के हाथों जय हिन्द भारत माँ की जय वन्देमातरम् भारत हिंदुस्तान Like
ankur Singh
ankur Singh 5 months 1 week ago
Education is the backbone of any nation, and the future of India depends on how we educate our children today. In India, students are introduced to exams and academic pressure from a very young age, even from Class 1 to Class 5. Parents, schools, and society focus heavily on marks, ranks, and competition. However, an important question arises: why are we putting so much academic pressure on young children when the real academic milestones are Class 10 and Class 12? According to government policies, no child can fail till Class 8, and they are automatically promoted to the next class. If failing is not allowed, then what is the purpose of stressing children with exams, homework pressure, and fear of marks at such an early stage? Instead of focusing only on books and exams, early education should focus on building character, discipline, civic sense, and social responsibility.