PM Modi said that he is fortunate to be a witness as well as a participant in the struggle of our countrymen during emergency.
PM in his latest episode of 'Mann ki Baat' today, underlined that the Ayush manufacturing industry is reaching around Rs 1.40 lakh cr rupees and expressed confidence that Ayush Start-Ups from India with better quality products will reign all over the world.
"Mann ki Baat" is the prime minister's monthly radio address, which is broadcast on the last Sunday of every month at 11 am.
Mann ki Baat" is PM Modi's monthly radio address, which is broadcast on the last Sunday of every month. The programme will be broadcast on the entire network of AIR and Doordarshan and also on AIR News and mobile app.
The first episode of 'Mann Ki Baat' programme was broadcast on Oct 3, 2014.
PM Modi said the youth of today must know that how the cleanliness campaign had given constant energy to the freedom movement.
PM Modi also hailed efforts of a Krishi Vigyan Kendra in Bihar and Kanjirangal Panchayat in TN for their initiative towards village waste management and self-reliance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins his address for the August edition of 'Mann ki Baat'. The Prime Minister applauds India’s 'Yuva Shakti'.
PM Modi said about 3-4 km away from Somnath temple there is Bhalka Teerth which is the place where Lord Krishna spent his last moments on earth.
Narendra Modi on Sunday underlined that both he and his nonagenarian mother Heeraben Modi were fully vaccinated against the virus and urged people to do the same.
Modernisation in the agriculture sector is the need of the hour as already a lot of time has been lost, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 69th edition Mann ki Baat on Sunday. Earlier, PM Modi had invited suggestions for his monthly radio programme.
In his first Mann ki Baat address to the nation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today apologised to the people for the 21-day lockdown to control the spread of coronavirus, saying he was sure the poor were angry with him, but he had no choice. “I had no choice but to make these decisions to fight the coronavirus... no one wants to take these decisions but if you look at the world, you need to take these decisions,” he said.
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.
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