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“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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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

Gates stood at the center of an enormously complex system as the CEO of Microsoft. Timothy Geithner did much the same as US Treasury Secretary — and saw the structure fall down around him during the financial crisis. "Geithner paints a compelling human portrait of what it was like to be fighting a global financial meltdown while at the same time fighting critics inside and outside the Administration as well as his own severe guilt over his near-total absence from his family," Gates says.

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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

"Natural scientists posit that there have been five extinction events in the Earth's history (think of the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs)," he continues, "and Kolbert makes a compelling case that human activity is leading to the sixth." To get a hint of Kolbert's reporting, check out the series of stories that preceded the book's publication. 4. 'Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises' by Tim Geithner

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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

It can be easy to forget that our present day is a part of world history. Gates says that New Yorker writer Elizabeth Kolbert's new book "The Sixth Extinction" helps correct that. "Humans are putting down massive amounts of pavement, moving species around the planet, over-fishing and acidifying the oceans, changing the chemical composition of rivers, and more," Gates writes, echoing a concern that he voices in many of his reviews.

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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

Poorer children were more likely to leave school early without qualifications and were three times as likely to be unemployed and earn half as much as children from more advantaged backgrounds.

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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

To know where we're going, Gates says, we need to know where we've been — and Smil is one of his favorite sources for learning that. 3. 'The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History' by Elizabeth Kolbert

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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

The delinquency of the party was visible from day one when they wore the cloak of Hindutva and demolished the ancient structure to improve their tally in Parliament.

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Archana Solanki 11 years 11 months ago

We must install dustbins separate for dry garbage and for wet garbage. this will help the recycle process. need to educate people how to use this garbage bins.

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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago

The study found 5 year olds from deprived background were a year behind in terms of vocabulary and problem solving and in early secondary school, only 28% of children from poorer families were doing well in numeracy, compared with 56% of those from more advantaged backgrounds.

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Archana Solanki 11 years 11 months ago

Please include a topic to educate people not to spit anywhere and not to throw garbage anywhere.because even educated people don't bother this.

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Sudarshan Govardhan 11 years 11 months ago

About Clean India-- Its Require to Make garbage As a KHAD for Indian Kisan. While In India we Starts Khad Recycle Companys. The Company can Use garbage as a Raw-Material, & Produce Large no of Khads For Indian Farmar. at very Low rates.

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