mananiy namaskar Modi ji main aapse vinamra nivedan karna chahta hun ki hamare Bharat desh ko swachh aur Sundar Desh ke roop mein Nirman Karen. hamara pm Ji se bil bhara nivedan hai ki vah hamare is Bharat desh ko ek sath aur shantipurn wala desh banaen jisse ki usmein Rahane wale har ek Insan ek sukhi ka jivan vyatit kar sake aur hamare Bharat Desh mein pradushan ki Matra ko khatm kiya jaaye is pradushan ke Karan tamam bimariyan ham Jaise insanon ko kha rahi hain hamara mananiy Modi ji se nivedan hai ki ine sabhi pradushan wali gadiyon AVN factoryyon ko surakshit kiya jaaye aur ine sabhi chijon per rok lagaya jaaye taki hamara Bharat Desh se sach aur Sundar Desh ban sake aur is Desh mein kisi prakar ka koi bhi gandgi bimari Na sake hamare Bharat Desh mein har EK gali ekadam sach aur saaf honi chahie jisse hamara Desh ekadam Sundar lagega aur hamare Desh mein paudhon ki sankhya badhai jaaye Mera yahi pm ji se nivedan hai dhanyvad Jay Bharat Jay Hindustan.

Pradhanmantri ji pranam Swadeshi commission has been formed for make a map of Swadeshi campaign.some suggestion has been given for it. 1 A national Swadeshi goal will be fixed for achieve in a time frame. 2 Documentation of Swadeshi idea, product,technology and other thing in a scientific and proper manner. 3 Collect idea from different part of country and how it will implement for promote Swadeshi. 4 Traditional knowledge will be convert into Swadeshi ideology for promote it. 5 It should be legally binding for all sector for promote Swadeshi.

Sir animal cruelty laws are very weak. The street animals are killed mercilessly. Some take out their eyes, some are paralyzed, some are driven over. Please don't allow injustice.

“Honourable Prime Minister, I would like to suggest that the youth of India should be encouraged more towards innovation, start-ups, and skill development. This will not only fulfill the dream of an Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) but also be a major step towards building a ‘Viksit Bharat’ (developed India).” “Honourable Prime Minister, women’s empowerment is the key to the empowerment of the nation. If every woman is provided with equal opportunities in education, employment, and decision-making, India will certainly move rapidly towards becoming a ‘Viksit Bharat’. I humbly request that special focus be given to the safety of daughters, skill development, and strengthening their leadership capabilities.”

Man ki baat

Our culture depicts the Coexistence of all creatures in Dharam Shastras. Whether it is a bird (crow, garud, peacock, hans) or other mammals (cow, dog, elephant, monkey, mouse, donkey), all our deities have a significant representation of animals with them. It is also mentioned that "Pehli roti gau ki aur aakhiri roti svan(dog) ki". Even after knowing Sanatan Dharma, we hindus aren't able to save these voiceless creatures. When many external powers are applying force to capture the dogs and trying to introduce exporting meat of dog and cat as Livestock. We remained silent. In the era of the internet, you can easily Google - Livestock Bill 2023. Har jeev me parmatma hai, to fir kisi bhi jeev ko marne se Bhagwan rusht nahi honge kya? Prakriti apna badla aise hi legi agar insaan ruka nhi. PM Sir please say something for these voiceless souls and save them and hindu dharam.

India is the land where impossible becomes possible. We built a space program on budgets smaller than Hollywood movies. We gave the world zero, yoga, and Ayurveda. Yet when it comes to listening to youth-driven ideas of defense and security, hesitation still exists. Why? When Abdul Kalam was trusted, he gave India wings of fire. When young scientists were trusted, they put Chandrayaan on the Moon. Imagine what could happen if today’s visionaries are trusted before it is too late. The enemy will not wait for us to decide. Every ignored idea is a weapon we hand over to those across the border. A nation that doubts its youth is a nation that cripples its own future. India must rise to trust silently, but decisively. Because when the next attack comes, excuses will not defend us—only action taken in time will. JAI HIND! JAI BHARAT!

Every nation reaches a turning point when it must decide whether to protect the present or build the future. America trusted the Wright brothers when flight seemed impossible. Japan rebuilt from ashes after Hiroshima because they believed in innovation. Israel turned deserts into weapons of defense by trusting its scientists. Why should India hesitate when our youth hold ideas that can redefine security? A single idea can prevent another Mumbai, another Pulwama, another night of terror for our families. Yet, history punishes hesitation. Empires far greater than ours collapsed not for lack of resources, but for lack of vision. India cannot afford that mistake. Our enemies watch every delay, every silence, every ignored proposal. The time to listen is not tomorrow—it is today. Because every minute we wait is a minute the enemy gains. JAI HIND! JAI BHARAT!

The strength of India is not just in its soldiers’ courage but also in the ideas that protect them. When the Kargil war happened, India was forced to fight against infiltrations that could have been prevented. When 26/11 shook Mumbai, the whole world saw how a handful of enemies could hold a nation hostage. Pulwama was another scar that still bleeds in the heart of every Indian. Each of these tragedies asks us one question: could they have been stopped? The answer is yes—if we trusted and acted on ideas at the right time. Technology, innovation, and courage together can create an invisible wall stronger than any fortress. But that wall can only be built if India listens to its thinkers before the enemy strikes. Silence now will mean suffering later. The blood of our martyrs should not be shed again because we hesitated to trust. JAI HIND! JAI BHARAT!

Every great leap of India began with a youth carrying nothing but courage and an idea. Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam began as a boy who sold newspapers, yet his vision gave India Agni and Prithvi. Homi Bhabha began with sketches, and today our nuclear power is undeniable. Vikram Sarabhai looked at the stars when India had barely enough to feed itself, yet his faith gave birth to ISRO. These were not accidents—they were the result of trust in young visionaries. But today, how many voices go unheard? What if the next Abdul Kalam is speaking now, but bureaucracy silences him? Every delay is dangerous; every ignored idea is a missed shield. A nation’s greatness is not in its GDP alone—it lies in its ability to recognize genius before the world does. Let us not repeat the mistake of doubt. India must act now, or risk regretting forever. JAI HIND! JAI BHARAT!