PM in Mann ki Baat 2: You brought me back
India | June 30, 2019 16:09 ISTOn February 24, days before the Lok Sabha elections were announced, PM Modi had suspended his monthly 'Mann ki Baat' broadcast for March and April.
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.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to make book reading a habit and reiterated that bouquets should be replaced by books as gifts. In his monthly radio programme Mann ki Baat, he urged people to gift each other a book instead of a bouquet.
Talking about the democratic spirit, Modi, in his first 'Mann Ki Baat' radio programme after being elected for a second term, also said that the Emergency was not only opposed by the political parties and its leaders but also by the common man.
Prime Minister sought ideas from the people about water conservation and also appealed to everyone, including eminent people, to create awareness on water conservation.
This was PM Narendra Modi's first Mann Ki Baat after taking over as PM for the second time. Talking about the democratic spirit, Modi said that the Emergency was not only opposed by the political parties and its leaders but also by the common man.
Mann Ki Baat was temporarily suspended by PM Narendra Modi himself just days before the announcement of Lok Sabha election 2019. In his first term as the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi addressed the country 53 times through his radio programme Mann Ki Baat.
"Mann Ki Baat is back again as PM Narendra Modi assumes office for the second term. Your stories, ideas & suggestions can be a part of this month's episode, scheduled on June 30, 2019," MyGovIndia said in a tweet.
In this monthly address through the radio broadcast, the 53rd since Modi came to power in 2014, the prime minister said he was doing so keeping in mind healthy democratic traditions.
In the last edition of Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi had hailed the contribution of the Election Commission of India for continuously working towards strengthening the democracy.
The prime minister further said, “In our country, no stone is left unturned to ensure that every citizen of India, who is a registered voter, gets an opportunity to vote."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday addressed the nation during the 52nd address of the radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat'.
Today, our space programme is powered by several young scientists. We must take pride in the fact that the satellites developed by our students are reaching the space today. On 24 January Kalam SAT, created by our students, was launched.
In his last address, PM Modi had summed up the government's achievements in 2018, while hoping that India will continue its journey of development in 2019.
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.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the achievements of his government in 2018 will fill everyone with glory, and hoped the journey towards the path of development will continue into 2019 as well.
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.
Mann ki Baat: Special show on 50th edition of PM Modi's monthly address
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:
The last episode was aired on October 28.
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