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NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi appeal to the younger to bridge the gap between rich and poor in 31st episode of the monthly radio programme Man Ki Baat today.
Sharing his thought Prime Minister said, there was a time when climate change was part of seminars only, but now we are experiencing it in our day to day lives.
Prime Minister extended greetings to the people of Gujarat and Maharashtra on their foundation day on 1st May.
“Both Gujarat and Maharashtra have contributed greatly to India’s development. Greetings on their respective statehood days”, PM said.
Prime Minister said I get to know about Child’s curiosity, Youths’ aspirations and experience of elders through Mann Ki Baat suggestions.
Here is the main point of the PM’s man Ki Baat-
Before Mann Ki Baat I get so many messages, thoughts & ideas on MyGov, Narendra Modi App, by post. I thank you all for your valuable suggestions.
We do a detailed analysis of the suggestions and complaints that you all send every month for Mann Ki Baat. We take your feedback very seriously.
Both Gujarat and Maharashtra have contributed greatly to India’s development. Greetings on their respective statehood days.
Last time I had spoken about ways of preventing food wastage. I was amazed to see such wonderful ideas sent by listeners. It is great to see people coming together and finding solutions to such problems. I thank you all for your innovative ideas and solutions.
There was a time when climate change used be part of talks today we are experiencing it.
Temperatures are rising. No wonder this time when I asked for suggestions for Mann Ki Baat, many people wrote about the summers.
I have noticed children have taken a lead when it comes to putting a bowl of water for birds during the summers.
A few days back, Mr Jagat Kinkhabwala wrote to me about his efforts to save the sparrow. Such efforts must be encouraged.
If a postman, or delivery person comes to your home, keeping the severe heat in mind, we must ask them if they want water.
During summers, many people come to our homes…postmen, milkmen, vegetable sellers…always offer them water.
Many youth in our country are in a comfort zone as exams are over, plans must be made for vacations. I want to speak to you all as a friend.
My young friends, make these holidays about new experiences, new skills and new places.
Pursue sports in the holidays. Also go play with children of nearby areas.
Let us bridge the gap between rich and poor… not just in terms of money, but also in terms of interaction. Children, both rich and poor, must come together and play together. In fact, I urge you all young people to take their bats and footballs and go to the playground and play with poor children. We all must bond with each other.
I am sure there is so much to learn…and people have so much to teach. These must meet and new skills must be taught and learnt.
In every aspect, ours is a very diverse nation, and it is unity in diversity which is our biggest strength.
Do something out of the box. India is full of diversities. Try learning a language. Go learn swimming or drawing.
I urge my young friends to get more and more people of the BHIM App during these holidays.
Learn things you do not now try. Visit a place and stay there for 3-4 days, you will learn a lot… share the pictures with me use incredible India… government is giving you a good opportunity…the new generation going cash less.
We are seeing a new India rise. People are forward-thinking and want to embrace technology. India is undergoing a digital transformation. The way we transact daily is changing. More and more people have started using mobiles to make digital payments. This is the future, and it is great to see the pace at which India is switching to a less-cash economy.
Bitter atmosphere of VIP culture in our country. Lal batti became a symbol of VIP culture slowly it moved to our minds as well.
Removing red beacons on the car is one thing. We are ensuring the VIP culture is removed from the minds of the select few ‘VIPs’.
New India is not about VIP. It is about EPI- every person is important.
We are happy to mark 1000th Jayanti of Shri Ramanujacharya. He contributed immensely to society & social equality.
When people mark Labour Day on 1st May, we remember Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and his role for the welfare of workers.
I am glad to be joining the Vesak Day celebrations in Sri Lanka, where I will interact with leading Buddhist scholars.
Let us devote ourselves towards a transformed India.
On May 5, India will launch South Asia Satellite.It is important step by India to enhance cooperation with entire South Asia.
