Amid the pandemic scare, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation through his monthly 'Mann Ki Baat' radio show on March 29.
PM Modi urges people to show courage and resolve, follow "Lakshman Rekha" for several days more. In his Mann Ki Baat address, PM Modi said, "The battle against COVID-19 is tough and it did require some tough decisions. It is important to keep the people of India safe. Coronavirus is bent on killing people therefore entire humanity must unite and resolve to eliminate it."
There are many soldiers who are fighting Coronavirus, not from their homes but from outside their homes. These are our front line soldiers-especially our brothers and sisters on duty as nurses, doctors and paramedical staff.
New Zealand bowler Trent Boult took three wickets as New Zealand took charge on day three of the ongoing first Test against India here at the Basin Reserve on Sunday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Republic Day 'Mann ki Baat' on Sunday hailed the Bru-Reang refugee agreement as the best example of cooperative federalism. The agreement paved the way for resettlement of the Bru Reang tribe, displaced from Mizoram due to caste violence in 1997.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold first 'Mann Ki Baat' of the year on January 26 when India celebrates its Republic Day. However, the timing for the day has been changed due to the Republic Day function in the morning. Sources in the government told PTI that the radio show would take place at 6.00 PM instead of the usual 11.00 AM.
"I never had the desire to enter politics, but now that I am a part of it I give my best on how to work for the people," Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday. Interacting with a group of National Cadet Corps cadets during his "Mann ki Baat" radio programme, Modi also said that as an NCC cadet in his school days, he never got punished.
The patience, restraint and maturity displayed by the people after the Supreme Court delivered its verdict in the Ayodhya case proves that there is nothing bigger than national interest for Indians, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday. He also said that after the "historic verdict", the country has moved ahead on a new path, with a new resolve.
He described it as an example of how a united voice can strengthen the country. In his monthly "Mann ki Baat" radio address, Modi asked people to jog their memory and recall the days ahead of the Allahabad High Court judgment of September 2010.
PM Narendra Modi in Mann Ki Baat: India is a country of festivals, there is a lot of scope of festival tourism here.
The party leader also said that the media is not giving due coverage to Congress.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation through his monthly radio broadcast ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday and conveyed his best wishes for the upcoming festive season.
Aamir Khan who recently applauded Narendra Modi's anti-plastic initiative announced during 'Mann Ki Baat' has now in response got a thank you note from the Prime Minister on Twitter.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the nation through his Mann Ki Baat programme at 11 am today. This will be his third radio broadcast since the BJP government was re-elected for a second term in May.
Taking a cue from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly radio broadcast 'Mann Ki Baat', Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani plans to launch "Mann Ni Moklash (openness of mind)" programme this month.
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PM Modi to share his thoughts in Mann Ki Baat programme today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation through radio programme Mann Ki Baat today at 11 am. This was Modi's second radio address after he took oath as the prime minister for a second term. Mann Ki Baat was live-streamed on the YouTube channels of the Prime Minister's Office (PMO).
Javadekar said he joined the citizens of Pune in listening the monthly broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in which he pitched for making water conservation a mass movement on the lines of the cleanliness drive.
On February 24, days before the Lok Sabha elections were announced, PM Modi had suspended his monthly 'Mann ki Baat' broadcast for March and April.
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