PM Modi’s Mann Ki Baat: Key Highlights

PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat: Key Highlights

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has resumed his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat, with the 111th episode airing today at 11 am. This follows a three-month hiatus enforced by the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) during the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, as directed by the Election Commission of India.

Here Are The Key Highlights:

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On World Environment Day, PM Modi initiated the ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ campaign, urging citizens to plant trees in honor of their mothers. This initiative aims to promote environmental consciousness while honoring maternal bonds.
PM Modi celebrated the global success of Araku coffee, highlighting its journey from local origins to international acclaim. He emphasized the pride Indians feel when local products achieve global recognition.
Reflecting on the 10th International Yoga Day, PM Modi expressed joy at the enthusiastic global participation in yoga activities. He personally participated in a yoga event in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, underscoring the significance of yoga in promoting physical and mental well-being.
Praising the democratic spirit of the nation, PM Modi acknowledged the record-breaking Lok Sabha elections, where 65 crore voters participated. He lauded the Election Commission and all stakeholders for successfully conducting the largest democratic exercise in history.
Looking ahead to the Paris Olympics, PM Modi extended his best wishes to the Indian contingent. He encouraged the nation to support and cheer for Indian athletes, anticipating a stellar performance on the global stage.
PM Modi highlighted ‘Karthumbi Umbrellas’ from Kerala, crafted by tribal women under the Vattalakki Cooperative Agricultural Society. These umbrellas, rooted in Kerala’s cultural traditions, are gaining popularity nationwide and are now available online, showcasing the entrepreneurial spirit and craftsmanship of tribal communities.
PM Modi announced the return of ‘Mann Ki Baat’, where he will engage in discussions about individuals driving societal change, India’s rich cultural heritage, and ongoing developmental efforts across the nation. This platform aims to inspire and inform citizens about pivotal contributions to India’s growth story.

Dishti Tandon

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