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“Mann Ki Baat” on Sunday 2nd November 2014

“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
Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
how much we use and how much we need — is key to helping the world's poorest people improve their lives," he writes. "Think of the amazing increase in quality of life that we saw in the United States and other rich countries in the past 100 years. We want most of that miracle to take place for all of humanity over the next 50 years."
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Yogesh Saxena
Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
Gates says his favorite author is Vaclav Smil, an environmental sciences professor who writes big histories of things like energy and innovation.His latest is "Making the Modern World." It got Gates thinking. "It might seem mundane, but the issue of materials
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Yogesh Saxena
Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
Gates says that anyone who reads the book cover-to-cover will walk away with two main impressions: First, how Warren's been incredibly consistent in applying his vision and investment principles over the duration of his career; .. [S]econdly, that his analysis and understanding of business and markets remains unparalleled. I wrote in 1996 that I'd never met anyone who thought about business in such a clear way. That is certainly still the case. Getting into the mind of Buffett is "an extremely w
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Yogesh Saxena
Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
Warren Buffett and Gates have a famously epic bromance, what with their recommending books to each other and spearheading philanthropic campaigns together. So it's no surprise that he enjoyed "Tap Dancing To Work," a collection of articles and essays about and by Warren Buffett, compiled by Fortune magazine journalist Carol Loomis.
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Yogesh Saxena
Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
A lot of them are about transforming systems: how nations can intelligently develop, how to lead an organization, and how social change can fruitfully happen. We went through the last four years of his book criticism to find the ones that he gave glowing reviews and that changed his perspective. 1. 'Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffett on Practically Everything, 1966-2012' by Carol Loomis
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Yogesh Saxena
Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
Bill Gates and Modi share the same visions on building toilets While Bill Gates has a schedule that's planned down to the minute, the entrepreneur-turned-billionaire-humanitarian still gobbles up about a book a week. Aside from a handful of novels, they're mostly nonfiction books covering his and his foundation's broad range of interests.
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Yogesh Saxena 11 years 11 months ago
PAY THE ENTIRE SUGAR CANE PRICE OF SUGAR CANE GROWING FARMERS. WE SHOULD EXTRACT ALCOHOL WHICH MUST BE USED FOR PLYING THE VEHICLE ON STREETS.
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AJAY GUPTA
AJAY GUPTA 11 years 11 months ago
Sir, for success of our country, we need to search our deep roots in History. According to history, Aurangzeb saw the downfall of Mugal Empire. Then the Britishers and finally Congress ruled India. Actually our country is still struck in Aurangzeb style of governance,modified by Britishers.Our historians must analyse the reasons for downfall of Aurangzeb who despite being a Keen Administrator and an Intelligent Ruler became a cause of downfall of his own empire.We can learn from our History.
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