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Inviting Ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th April 2026

Inviting Ideas for Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 26th April 2026
Start Date :
Apr 08, 2026
Last Date :
Apr 24, 2026
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Hon'ble PM Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on themes and issues that matter to you. Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address ...

Hon'ble PM Narendra Modi looks forward to sharing his thoughts on themes and issues that matter to you. Prime Minister invites you to share your ideas on topics he should address on the 133rd Episode of Mann Ki Baat.

Send us your suggestions on the themes or issues you want the Prime Minister to speak about in the upcoming Mann Ki Baat episode. Share your views in this Open Forum or alternatively, you can also dial the toll-free number 1800-11-7800 and record your message for the Prime Minister in either Hindi or English. Some of the recorded messages may become part of the broadcast.

You can also give a missed call on 1922 and follow the link received in SMS to directly give your suggestions to the Prime Minister.

And stay tuned to Mann Ki Baat at 11:00 AM on 26th April 2026.

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Amit Pratap Singh Raziyan
Amit Pratap Singh Raziyan 4 months 1 week ago
आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री जी, इस समय बोर्ड एग्जाम्स के रिजल्ट्स आ रहे है, जिसमे जिन बच्चों के कम मार्क्स आए है, उनके आगे fail लिखा आ रहा है। सर ये बिल्कुल गलत है। हमारा शैक्षिक ढांचा किसी भी बच्चे का पूरा आकलन नही कर पाता है। इसलिए fail लिखना गलत है। उसकी जगह Revise Again लिखना चाहिए और ऐसे बच्चो के लिए स्पेशल क्लासेज चलाकर 3 महीने बाद फिर से परीक्षा लेनी चाहिए और फिर भी कम मार्क्स आए तो fail शब्द का तो कतई इस्तेमाल नही होना चाहिए। क्योंकि फेल तो वो है जिसने परीक्षा देने का साहस ही न किया हो। इसलिए बच्चो के लिए fail शब्द का प्रयोग बिल्कुल भी नही करना चाहिए। 🙏
Arjun Atma Gawas
Arjun Atma Gawas 4 months 1 week ago
From forest roots to strong livelihoods, Goa is witnessing a remarkable change. Through Goa Forest Development Corporation Limited, cashew farming, Eco-Tourism, and local initiatives are creating real opportunities and empowering women-led Self Help Groups. This is development that truly reaches the grassroots. Grateful to Dr. Deviya V. Rane for driving this positive transformation and building a self-reliant future. #MannKiBaat #NewIndia #AtmanirbharBharat #WomenLedGrowth #Goa #SustainableDevelopment 🌿🇮🇳
Deeptesh Dasharath Gawas
Deeptesh Dasharath Gawas 4 months 1 week ago
In the forests of Goa, a silent revolution is growing—where nature, livelihoods, and hope thrive together. Through Goa Forest Development Corporation Limited, cashew farming, Eco-Tourism, and local initiatives are empowering communities, especially women and Self Help Groups. This is the true spirit of progress rooted in sustainability and self-reliance. Heartfelt thanks to Dr. Deviya V. Rane for leading this inspiring change. #MannKiBaat #AtmanirbharBharat #WomenEmpowerment #Goa #CashewRevolution #EcoTourism #RuralDevelopment #SustainableGrowth 🌱🇮🇳
Vassudev Gopal Sawant
Vassudev Gopal Sawant 4 months 1 week ago
As a bidder of Raven Cashew Plantation under Goa Forest Development Corporation Limited, Morlem Range, I have personally experienced how GFDC initiatives are transforming local lives. From ensuring fair prices for cashew nuts to creating real opportunities in local cashew business, these efforts have strengthened both farmers and bidders. Platforms like the Cashew Fest, with technical guidance, and Eco-Tourism activities have generated employment and new hope for our community. I express my heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Deviya V. Rane, Chairman, whose visionary leadership is empowering people at the grassroots and bringing meaningful change.
KOTRA ADITYA
KOTRA ADITYA 4 months 1 week ago
Dear Modiji, India has already introduced a National Rare Earths Policy (2025) and announced Rare Earth Corridors (2026) in states like Odisha, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu to promote mining, processing, and recycling of rare earths. However, stronger laws are still needed to ensure large-scale domestic production, recycling, and reduced reliance on Chinese supply chains. Gaps in Current Laws: India lacks a comprehensive law mandating recycling of rare earths from e-waste, wind turbines, and batteries. Current recycling is limited to pilot projects, not industrial scale. Mining is still heavily controlled by government agencies; laws should allow regulated private participation with strict environmental safeguards. No binding legal requirement for companies to invest in rare-earth R&D or collaborate with Indian institutes. Import restrictions exist, but India lacks a law mandating minimum domestic sourcing for critical sectors like defense and electronics.
Urmila laxman Gaonkar
Urmila laxman Gaonkar 4 months 1 week ago
As a Self Help Group bidder under Morlem Range of Goa Forest Development Corporation Limited, I have witnessed how these initiatives are transforming lives by empowering women, creating employment, and strengthening local livelihoods. Platforms like the Cashew Fest and Eco-Tourism have given us new hope and confidence. I express my heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Deviya V. Rane, Chairman, whose inspiring leadership is uplifting women and bringing real change to our communities.
Rinkikumari
Rinkikumari 4 months 1 week ago
Hamare mahilaon ko strong banane ke liye yah har Ghar mein Meri awaaz badhegi ना अधिकार की भीख चाहिए, ना किसी का सहारा चाहिए, अब फैसलों में हिस्सा नहीं, पूरा किनारा चाहिए। जो अब तक चुप थी, वही अब आवाज़ बनेगी, हर संसद, हर गाँव में नारी ही आज बनेगी। विकास की रफ्तार तभी सच में बढ़ेगी, जब हर नारी खुद अपनी तक़दीर लिखेगी। Rinki kumari from bhuneshwar ( khorda)