Describing the biodiversity of India as a "unique treasure" for the entire humankind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to preserve and conserve it. Addressing his monthly 'Mann ki Baat' radio address, the prime minister referred to Tamil poetess Avvaiyar to drive home his point.
Delivering the 51st edition of the monthly radio programme- 'Mann ki Baat', his last in 2018, PM Modi summed up the year's achievements in the field of economy, social sector, sports and others, saying it could happen because of the collective efforts of the people.
In its previous episodes, he has covered issues of social, national as well as international implication: education of the girl child, tackling exam stress, climate change and drug menace.
PM Modi today addressed the nation through his monthly radio show 'Mann ki Baat'. It was the 50th edition of the show. Here's the full text:
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