Dear PM, Following our concept discussion, we propose developing a **single-piece cotton airflow mask** integrating **angled fabric channels** and an **aloe-infused inner layer**. The design uses 100% cotton from Gossypium and natural treatment with Aloe vera to combine **pollution protection and skin care**. Air enters through stitched angled paths, passes through cotton layers for **dust capture**, and exits via side channels to reduce moisture and heat buildup. This eliminates the need for synthetic filters while maintaining comfort and breathability. Estimated production cost is **₹60 per unit (prototype stage)**, with scalable manufacturing potential. The concept has strong **patent scope** due to integrated airflow and natural material design. Request approval to proceed with prototype build, testing, and patent filing. Regards, Anagha

Dear PM, We propose a **Natural Aloe Cotton Airflow Mask** designed for riders and urban users. The mask uses **100% cotton** with **angled airflow channels** to improve breathing and trap dust through Mechanical Filtration. An inner layer infused with Aloe vera provides skin protection, reducing irritation and dryness during prolonged use. Unlike conventional masks, this design ensures: • better airflow and comfort • natural filtration without synthetic materials • controlled exhaust to reduce heat and moisture Estimated prototype cost is **₹50–₹60 per unit**, with a potential retail range of ₹199–₹299. This concept targets commuters, delivery riders, and pollution-prone environments, offering a **sustainable and user-friendly alternative**. Approval is requested to proceed with prototype development and patent evaluation. Regards, Anagha

I’m not sure if this is the right platform, but this issue should be taken seriously by the government. As an automotive professional, I believe headlights are necessary for night driving, but nowadays high-intensity lights in top model vehicles are creating danger for others, especially two-wheeler riders. The strong beam and focus can temporarily blind oncoming drivers, leading to accidents. Progress in the automotive industry should not compromise road safety. Headlight intensity and focus should be standardized for all vehicles.

I want to provide feedback on the development of human resources in India. The way I wish to do it is by allowing Indian men to legally have more than one wife on the legal condition that only one child, only the firstborn, is born to each wife. The firstborn, the eldest in the family, is a special child with unique characteristics, popularly known as the able son. The secondborn, on the other hand, has a reputation of being a problem child, often a source of dark gloom in the family, creating a lot of trouble for the mother and the father. So if the government of India can legislate Indian men to have more than one wife, on the legal condition, also by legislature that only one child is born to each wife, then there is no such problem. Look at Rama and Laxshman, they were both the firstborn sons of two queens of the same king. Highly resourceful twos, two able sons of King Dasharatha of Aryodhya.

I’m not sure if this is the right platform, but this issue should be taken seriously by the government. As an automotive professional, I believe headlights are necessary for night driving, but nowadays high-intensity lights in top model vehicles are creating danger for others, especially two-wheeler riders. The strong beam and focus can temporarily blind oncoming drivers, leading to accidents. Progress in the automotive industry should not compromise road safety. Headlight intensity and focus should be standardized for all vehicles.

Honorable Prime Minister, we humbly seek your visionary leadership to prioritize sustainable economic growth through robust job creation in emerging sectors like technology and renewable energy, ensuring equitable opportunities for our youth. We aspire for strengthened healthcare and education systems, with accessible quality services reaching every village and town, empowering future generations. Additionally, fostering environmental conservation by combating climate change and preserving our rich biodiversity would safeguard our heritage. Above all, promoting unity, social harmony, and transparent governance will inspire national pride and progress for all citizens.

Sir, Great injustice has been done to two great people of our country. First one is Col. Srikant Purohit. He was falsely implicated in the Malegaon blast case with a view to strengthening the concept of “ Saffron Terrorism “. He was arrested, put in jail and subjected to untold sufferings for nine long years. It is heartening to know that he was acquitted and now promoted to the rank of Brigadier. But who is responsible for the time he suffered in jail? Second person is Nambi Narayanan who was a brilliant scientist in the cryogenic division of ISRO. He was falsely implicated in espionage charges and put in jail. After a long and painful struggle he was also finally acquitted. Same people are responsible for the crimes committed on these two outstanding people of India. They must be severely punished. Then only true honour will be restored on them.

Honourable Prime Minister, I am Deepa Krishnaprasad Mother of a multi-talented Sarrvajeet, a 19 year old boy with special needs. He is minimally verbal. Recently there was a construction work going on nearby for months together. It resulted in dust pollution and people getting cold & cough very often. Sarrvajeet has designed a construction site plan where dust pollution can be eliminated and the whole locality can be free from dust pollution. Secondly Sarrvajeet also noticed in many houses water flowing from Water purifier tube. In order to save this water he has designed a system. I am attaching a pdf of the same here. If these ideas can be considered it will help many people health wise and with water reuse .

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Sir, In 1973 in Kesavanand Bharati case a 13-member constitution bench gave a historic judgement that the basic structure of the constitution can’t be amended by parliament.However, in 1976 by 42nd amendment the words “ Secular “ and “ Socialist “ were introduced in the preamble of the constitution during Emergency. At that time the LS already completed the tenure of 5 years and all opposition leaders were in jails. So it was unconstitutional and it must be repealed. The Places of Worship Act which was passed in 1991 also needs to be repealed. Moreover, the sooner we pass the Uniform Civil Code by the parliament, the better for India.