New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi resumed his monthly radio programmind matter‘ On Sunday, he thanked the countrymen for their unwavering faith in the Constitution and the democratic system. Lok Sabha Elections 2024The programme was stopped since its last broadcast on 25 February due to the elections.
Addressing the nation in his Mann Ki Baat address, Prime Minister Modi said that he had been missing interaction with the public since the February broadcast.
“It was a long vacation and I missed our conversations,” Modi said.
“Today is finally the day we have been waiting for since February. Through ‘Mann Ki Baat’ I have once again come amongst you, amongst my family members. I had told you in February that I will meet you again after the election results and today I have again come amongst you with Mann Ki Baat. Monsoon “It makes your heart happy too,” he said.
He said, “Friends, from February till now, whenever the last Sunday of the month came, I used to miss this conversation with you. But, I was also happy to see that in these months you people sent me lakhs of messages. The ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio program may have been closed for a few months, but the spirit of ‘Mann Ki Baat’… the good work done every day for the country and society, the work done with selfless spirit… the work having a positive impact on the society continued uninterrupted.”
PM Modi said: “Today I thank the countrymen for reiterating their unwavering faith in our Constitution and the democratic system of the country. The 2024 election was the biggest election in the world. Such a big election has never taken place in any country in the world. I congratulate the countrymen.” Election Commission And thanks to everyone involved in the voting process.”
What did PM Modi say in his radio address?
Addressing the nation in his Mann Ki Baat address, Prime Minister Modi said that he had been missing interaction with the public since the February broadcast.
“It was a long vacation and I missed our conversations,” Modi said.
“Today is finally the day we have been waiting for since February. Through ‘Mann Ki Baat’ I have once again come amongst you, amongst my family members. I had told you in February that I will meet you again after the election results and today I have again come amongst you with Mann Ki Baat. Monsoon “It makes your heart happy too,” he said.
He said, “Friends, from February till now, whenever the last Sunday of the month came, I used to miss this conversation with you. But, I was also happy to see that in these months you people sent me lakhs of messages. The ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio program may have been closed for a few months, but the spirit of ‘Mann Ki Baat’… the good work done every day for the country and society, the work done with selfless spirit… the work having a positive impact on the society continued uninterrupted.”
PM Modi said: “Today I thank the countrymen for reiterating their unwavering faith in our Constitution and the democratic system of the country. The 2024 election was the biggest election in the world. Such a big election has never taken place in any country in the world. I congratulate the countrymen.” Election Commission And thanks to everyone involved in the voting process.”
What did PM Modi say in his radio address?
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Veer Sidhu-Kanhu thousands of people unitedSanthal Companion and fought the British with all our might, and do you know when this happened?” - In the Mann Ki Baat program, Prime Minister Modi said, “This happened in 1855, that is, two years before India’s first war of independence in 1857. Then our tribal brothers and sisters in Santhal Paragana of Jharkhand took up arms against the foreign rulers.”
- “If I ask you which is the most precious relationship in the world, you will definitely say – mother. ‘Mother’ has the highest status in all our lives. A mother nurtures her child even after suffering every pain. Every mother showers every kind of affection on her child. This love of the mother who gave birth to us is like a debt on all of us which no one can repay,” PM Modi said.
- “We cannot give anything to our mother, but can’t we do anything else? With this thought in mind, a special campaign has been started”
World Environment Day He said, “This year the name of this campaign is – ‘One tree in the name of mother’. I have also planted a tree in the name of my mother.” - “Today in ‘Mann Ki Baat’ I want to tell you about a special kind of umbrella. These umbrellas are made in our Kerala. Umbrellas have a special significance in Kerala’s culture. Umbrellas are an important part of many traditions and customs there. But the umbrella I am talking about is the ‘Karthumbhi Umbrella’ and it is made in Attappady, Kerala”, PM said.
- He said, “These colourful umbrellas have been prepared by our tribal sisters of Kerala. Today the demand for these umbrellas is increasing across the country. They are also being sold online. These umbrellas have been made under the supervision of ‘Vattalakki Cooperative Agriculture Committee’. This committee is being led by our women power.”
- “The performance of our players in Tokyo won the heart of every Indian.
tokyo olympics The PM said, “Our players were working very hard in preparation for the Paris Olympics. If all the players are combined, they have participated in around 900 international competitions.” - He said, “You will get to see some things for the first time in the Paris Olympics. The talent of our players is coming to the fore in shooting. Both men’s and women’s teams have qualified in table tennis. Our shooter daughters are also included in the Indian shotgun team. This time the players of our team will also compete in wrestling and equestrian in those categories in which they have never participated before.”
- The Prime Minister said, “The Kuwait Government has started a special programme on its national radio and that too in Hindi. It is broadcast every Sunday for half an hour on ‘Kuwait Radio’. It includes various colours of Indian culture.”
- He said, “Our films and discussions on the art world are very popular among the Indian community there. I have even been told that the local people of Kuwait are also taking a lot of interest in it. I thank the Government of Kuwait and the people there from the bottom of my heart for this wonderful initiative.”
- The Prime Minister said, “Turkmenistan celebrated the 300th birth anniversary of its national poet in May this year. On this occasion, the President of Turkmenistan unveiled the statues of 24 famous poets of the world. One of these statues is also of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore. This is a matter of honour for both Gurudev and India.”
- The Prime Minister said, “In the month of June, two Caribbean countries Suriname and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines celebrate their Indian heritage with great zeal and enthusiasm. The Indian community in Suriname celebrates 5 June every year as Indian Arrival Day and Pravasi Diwas. Along with Hindi, Bhojpuri is also widely spoken here.”
- Prime Minister Modi said, “This month the whole world celebrated the 10th Yoga Day with great enthusiasm and zeal. I also participated in the yoga event organized in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir. In Kashmir, along with the youth, sisters and daughters also participated enthusiastically in Yoga Day. As the celebration of Yoga Day is progressing, new records are being made.”
- He said, “About one and a half lakh tribal families are involved in the cultivation of Araku coffee. Girijan Cooperative has played a very important role in taking Araku coffee to new heights. It brought together the farmer brothers and sisters here and encouraged them to cultivate Araku coffee. This has also increased the income of these farmers significantly.”
- The Prime Minister said, “I remember, once I had the opportunity to taste this coffee in Visakhapatnam with the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh Chandrababu Naidu Garu. Araku Coffee has received many global awards. The coffee was also popular at the G-20 Summit held in Delhi.”
- PM Modi said, “The people of Jammu and Kashmir are also not behind in making local products global. What Jammu and Kashmir has achieved in the last month is an example for the people of the whole country. Here, the first consignment of snow peas from Pulwama was sent to London.”
- He told, “Some people thought why not bring the exotic vegetables grown in Kashmir on the world map. Then Abdul Rashid Mir of Chakura village came forward first for this. He started growing snow peas by combining the lands of other farmers of the village and soon snow peas started reaching from Kashmir to London.”
- He said, “There is a park in Bengaluru – Cubbon Park. The people here have started a new tradition in this park. Here, once a week, every Sunday, children, youth and elders talk to each other in Sanskrit. Not only this, many debate sessions are also organised in Sanskrit. The name of this initiative is Sanskrit Weekend.”
- “Samashti Gubbi ji has started this through a website. This effort started a few days ago has become very popular among the people of Bengaluru. If all of us join such efforts, we will get to learn a lot from such an ancient and scientific language of the world,” PM Modi said.
