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Addressing the 110th edition of the programme, the last in his current tenure, Modi said that women's power in the country is touching new heights in every field.

No 'Mann Ki Baat' for next 3 months: PM Modi

Addressing the 110th edition of the programme, the last in his current tenure, Modi said that women's power in the country is touching new heights in every field.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th February said that his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat' will not be broadcast for the next three months in view of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
The elections are expected to be held in April and May.
Addressing the 110th edition of the programme, the last in his current tenure, Modi said that women's power in the country is touching new heights in every field.
He also hailed the 'NaMo Drone Didi' scheme, under which to empower women members of Self Help Groups.
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The govt and the BJP had organised several screenings across the country for the ocassion.

'Mann Ki Baat' 100th episode, PM thanks people for 'truly special journey'

 The 100th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat' was aired on Sunday. 

The govt and the BJP had organised several screenings across the country for the ocassion.

In the 100th episode of "Mann ki Baat", Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the radio broadcast is an expression of the feelings of crores of Indians and it has ensured he is never cut-off from people.
Modi said "Mann ki Baat" gave him a solution to connect with the people and was not merely a programme but a spiritual journey for him.
"Mann ki Baat has become a festival that celebrates India's positivity and people," he said.
The prime minister said the programme is a reflection of the "mann ki baat" of crores of Indians and an expression of their feelings.
Be it 'Swachh Bharat', Khadi or 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav', issues raised in "Mann Ki Baat" became people's movements, he said.
Modi said the monthly radio broadcast has become an important medium of learning from others.
"This programme has ensured that I am never cut-off from you," he said.
During the 100th episode, Modi also had a telephonic conversation with some people who were featured earlier on the broadcast for their unique initiatives.
Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leaders, including Union ministers, listened to Modi's address at different places as the ruling party went all out to make the 100th episode a mega exercise in public connect.
The BJP had earlier said nearly four lakh venues would be set up for people to listen to the prime minister's broadcast.&nbsp;

The 100th episode of Modi&rsquo;s monthly radio address will air at 11 am IST on April 30, which will be 1:30 am Sunday in New York.

'Mann Ki Baat’ 100th episode to be broadcast live at UN headquarters

the 100th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ will be broadcast live at the United Nations headquarters in New York.

The 100th episode of Modi&rsquo;s monthly radio address will air at 11 am IST on April 30, which will be 1:30 am Sunday in New York.

In a &ldquo;historic moment&rdquo;, the 100th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s monthly radio programme &lsquo;Mann Ki Baat&rsquo; will be broadcast live at the United Nations headquarters.
&ldquo;Get ready for a historic moment as the 100th episode of PM Modi&rsquo;s "Mann Ki Baat" is set to go live on April 30th in the Trusteeship Council Chamber at @UN HQ!&rdquo; the Permanent Mission of India to the UN said in a tweet.
The 100th episode of Modi&rsquo;s monthly radio address will air at 11 am IST on April 30, which will be 1:30 am Sunday in New York.
The live broadcast of the programme in the early hours of Sunday in the UN headquarters will be historic and unprecedented. It will be aired in the UN's Trusteeship Council Chamber.
&ldquo;#MannKiBaat has become a monthly national tradition, inspiring millions to participate in India&rsquo;s developmental journey,&rdquo; the Permanent Mission said.
&ldquo;As #MannKiBaat goes global with a live broadcast at UN Headquarters, let's take a moment to appreciate the impact it has had in promoting inclusivity and public participation,&rdquo; the Mission said in another tweet, accompanied by a special video on the radio programme.
The Consulate General of India in New York, along with community organisation Federation of Indian Associations NY-NJ-NE and others, is also organising the broadcast of the 100th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat' for members of the Indian-American and diaspora community in New Jersey during a special event at 1:30 am Sunday.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, who was on an official visit to Guyana, Panama, Colombia and the Dominican Republic, is expected to attend the community event.
&ldquo;Don't miss #MannKiBaatAt100 at 0130 hrs EST on April 30th, 2023! Let us celebrate the landmark 100th episode of #MannKiBaat as Hon&rsquo;ble @PMOIndia connects with Indians, Indian diaspora and listeners across the world,&rdquo; the Consulate said in a tweet.
&ldquo;Join us and countless others in India &amp; across the world for the landmark 100th episode of #MannKiBaat. Watch and listen at 0130 hrs EST on April 30th, 2023,&rdquo; the Consulate said.
In the &lsquo;Mann Ki Baat&rsquo; radio broadcast hosted by Prime Minister Modi, he addresses the people of the country on different issues.
It was first aired on October 3, 2014, and is broadcast on the last Sunday of every month at 11 am on the All India Radio (AIR) and Doordarshan (DD) network. The 100th episode of the 30-minute programme will be aired on April 30.&nbsp;

The govt and the BJP has planned screenings across the country for people to listen to the Prime Minister's radio address. 

'Mann Ki Baat': watch behind-the scenes moments ahead of 100th episode

Ahead of its historic 100th episode, The All India Radio has shared a behind-the-scenes video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi recording his monthly 'Mann Ki Baat' radio address. 

The govt and the BJP has planned screenings across the country for people to listen to the Prime Minister's radio address.&nbsp;

Ahead of its historic 100th episode, The All India Radio has shared a behind-the-scenes video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi recording his monthly 'Mann Ki Baat' radio address.&nbsp;
The video shows the prime minister entering the room where the recording takes place and interacting with the crew.&nbsp;
100th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat' which started in October 2014 will be aired on April 30.&nbsp;
The govt and the BJP has planned screenings across the country for people to listen to the Prime Minister's radio address.&nbsp;

On Wednesday afternoon, Poonam went into labour at Vigyan Bhawan and had to be rushed to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, where she delivered a healthy baby boy.

Guest at Mann Ki Baat conclave goes into labour. Here's what happened next

On Wednesday afternoon, Poonam went into labour at Vigyan Bhawan and had to be rushed to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, where she delivered a healthy baby boy.

Poonam Devi, a member of a self-help group in Uttar Pradesh who was rushed to a hospital after she went into labour pain while attending the Mann Ki Baat @100 Conclave in the national capital, gave birth to a baby boy.
The 24-year-old woman had travelled to the national capital from Samaisa village near Lakhimpur Kheri as a special invitee as Prime Minister Narendra Modi had mentioned her achievements in creating additional sources of income for women in one of the episodes of Mann Ki Baat, his monthly radio programme.
On Wednesday afternoon, Poonam went into labour at Vigyan Bhawan and had to be rushed to the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital, where she delivered a healthy baby boy.

PM Modi addressed the nation in the 83rd episode of Mann ki Baat, his radio programme, warning citizens that the pandemic is not over yet. 
'It is our responsibility to take all precautions,' he said urging people to stay vigilant. PM Modi's warning comes as the world grapples with the advent of new 'Omicron' variant of coronavirus, first reported in South Africa. 
The Prime Minister also addressed a number of different things in his half-hour long programme beginning with a tribute to the armed forces, taking note that the 50th anniversary celebrations of India’s victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war will take place next month.
Also Watch: Constitution Day 2021: PM Narendra Modi shares Ambedkar's speech, Opposition boycotts event
PM Modi also paid tribute to BR Ambedkar, whose death anniversary falls on December 6. “Baba Saheb had devoted his entire life for the fulfillment of his duties for the country and society. We should never forget that the basic spirit of our constitution expects from all of us to discharge our duties,” he said.
Speaking of duties, the Prime Minister went on to laud the impact that various government schemes have had over the years. In conversation with a beneficiary of the Ayushman Bharat health scheme that helps the poor avail healthcare facilities, he said, 'I do not seek power, I want to serve the people.' 
Continuing with the theme of conservation, which he has spoken about in previous episodes of his radio programme, PM Modi urged people to protect nature. “We are threatened by nature only when we disturb its balance or destroy its purity,” he said. PM Modi encouraged citizens to adapt lifestyles that promote living in harmony with nature and protecting natural resources. 
He hailed the progress India has made in the startup space. The Prime Minister said that countries with young populations have three characteristics - ideas and innovation, ability to take risks and can-do spirit. Youngsters are not only job-seekers but also job-creators, he added. 
In the previous episode of the show, which was aired on October 24, PM Modi lauded India’s crossing the 100-crore vaccine doses milestone, and said that the achievement shows that the success of any scheme can be achieved with everyone’s effort.
Read About: PM Modi on Mann Ki Baat: shed Covid vaccine hesitancy, get vaccinated
 

Mann ki Baat | Pandemic is not over yet, warns PM Modi in 83rd radio address to nation

PM Modi addressed the nation in the 83rd episode of Mann ki Baat. Watch a quick recap of everything he said here 

PM Modi&nbsp;warned citizens that the pandemic is not yet over as he addressed&nbsp;the nation in the 83rd episode of 'Mann ki Baat', his radio programme.&nbsp;PM Modi's&nbsp;warning comes as the world grapples with news of a new 'Omicron' variant of coronavirus,&nbsp;first reported in South Africa.&nbsp;
BYTE: Responsibility to take precautions, stay vigilant pandemic is not over&nbsp;
(((use a long bite on Covid)))
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PM Modi's&nbsp;warning comes as the world grapples with news of a new 'Omicron' variant of coronavirus,&nbsp;first reported in South Africa.&nbsp;

PM Modi&nbsp;warned citizens that the pandemic is not yet over as he addressed&nbsp;the nation in the 83rd episode of 'Mann ki Baat', his radio programme.&nbsp;
'It is our responsibility&nbsp;to take all precautions,' he said urging people to stay vigilant. PM Modi's&nbsp;warning comes as the world grapples with news of a new 'Omicron' variant of coronavirus,&nbsp;first reported in South Africa.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister also spoke about a number of different things in his half-hour long programme beginning with a tribute to the armed forces, taking note that the 50th anniversary celebrations of India&rsquo;s victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war will take place next month.
PM Modi also paid homage to BR Ambedkar, whose death anniversary falls on December 6. &ldquo;Baba Saheb had devoted his entire life for the fulfillment of his duties for the country and society. We should never forget that the basic spirit of our constitution expects from all of us to discharge our duties,&rdquo; he said.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/constitution-day-pm-modi-shares-ambedkar-s-speech-opposition-boycotts-event-1637909232146" target="_blank">Constitution Day 2021: PM Narendra Modi shares Ambedkar's speech, Opposition boycotts event</a>
The Prime Minister also went on to laud the impact that various government schemes have had over the years. In conversation with a beneficiary of the Ayushman&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;health scheme that helps the poor avail healthcare facilities, he said, 'I do not seek power, I want to serve the people.'&nbsp;
Continuing with the theme of conservation, which he has spoken about in previous episodes of his radio programme, PM Modi urged people to protect nature.&nbsp;&ldquo;We are threatened by nature only when we disturb its balance or destroy its purity,&rdquo; he said. PM Modi&nbsp;encouraged citizens to adapt lifestyles that&nbsp;promote living in harmony with nature and protecting natural resources.&nbsp;
He hailed the progress India has made in the start-up space. The Prime&nbsp;Minister said that countries with young populations have three characteristics - ideas and innovation, ability to take risks and can-do spirit. Youngsters are not only job-seekers but also job-creators, he added.&nbsp;
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Read About:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-modi-on-mann-ki-baat-shed-covid-vaccine-hesitancy-get-vaccinated-1624777399210" target="_blank">PM Modi on Mann Ki Baat: shed Covid vaccine hesitancy, get vaccinated</a>
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Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi has asked all citizens to send the govt a video of them singing the national anthem as part of various activities and events are being held as&nbsp;enter its 75th year of independence next month.&nbsp;
The govt has created a website called www.rashtragan.in for people send in their videos and be part of govt's&nbsp;initiative to have maximum number of Indians sing the national anthem together.&nbsp;
Speaking about the need for the nation&nbsp;to unite and work towards progress during his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat', the Prime Minister said every citizen should lead a "Bharat Jodo Andolan" in the same manner as Mahatma Gandhi had led the "Bharat Chhoro Andolan".

India at 75: PM asks citizens to send a video of them singing the national anthem

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi has asked all citizens to send the govt a video of them singing the national anthem as part of various activities and events are being held as&nbsp;enter its 75th year of independence next month.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>PM asks citizens to send a video of them singing the national anthem</li>
<li>Govt has created a website for people to send in their entries</li>
<li>Initiative part of celebrations to mark 75th year of independence</li>
<li>PM in 'Mann Ki Baat': everyone should lead&nbsp;a 'Bharat Jodo Andolan'</li>
</ul>

The govt has created a website called www.rashtragan.in for people send in their videos and be part of govt's&nbsp;initiative&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi has asked all citizens to send the govt a video of them singing the national anthem as part of various activities and events that are being held as&nbsp;entering its 75th year of independence next month.&nbsp;
The govt has created a website called www.rashtragan.in for people to send in their videos and be part of govt's&nbsp;initiative to have a maximum number of Indians sing the national anthem together.&nbsp;
Speaking about the need for the nation&nbsp;to unite and work towards progress during his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat', the Prime Minister said every citizen should lead a 'Bharat Jodo Andolan'&nbsp;in the same manner as Mahatma Gandhi had led the 'Bharat Chhoro Andolan'.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy during the 78th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat". &nbsp;PM Modi encouraged people to overcome vaccine hesitancy as he urged people not to believe in rumours relating to the vaccine. Only by getting vaccinated, one can protect themselves against the deadly disease, he further added. The Prime Minister reminded people that there is no place for complacency, adding everyone must get vaccinated and continue to follow Covid appropriate behavior. The second wave of Covid infections is waning in the country and the vaccination pace across the states has picked up.

PM Modi on Mann Ki Baat: shed Covid vaccine hesitancy, get vaccinated

PM&nbsp;Modi addressed Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy during the 78th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat" and urged people not to believe in rumours

PM&nbsp;Modi addressed Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy during the 78th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat" and urged people not to believe in rumours

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy during the 78th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat". &nbsp;PM Modi encouraged people to overcome vaccine hesitancy as he urged people not to believe in rumours relating to the vaccine. Only by getting vaccinated, one can protect themselves against the deadly disease, he further added.
The Prime Minister reminded people that there is no place for complacency, adding everyone must get vaccinated and continue to follow Covid appropriate behavior. The second wave of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/slight-uptick-in-covid-infections-active-cases-at-a-71-day-low-1623904923810" target="_blank">Covid infections</a> is waning in the country and the vaccination pace across the states has picked up.

Addressing the 77th edition of his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;said that the Covid&nbsp;pandemic has affected each and every sector. However, the agriculture sector produced record crops, he mentioned, appreciating the farmers.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister also highlighted the efforts of the armed forces in making sure oxygen supplies reach the far corners of the land.&nbsp;He added that India's capacity to produce liquid&nbsp;medical oxygen has been increased 10 times to almost 9,500 metric tonnes a day.
The monthly radio broadcast comes at a time when the&nbsp;BJP-led govt at the centre completes seven years in power.

PM Modi honours Covid warriors in 77th edition of 'Mann ki Baat'

Addressing the 77th edition of his monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;said that the Covid&nbsp;pandemic has affected each and every sector. However, the agriculture sector produced record crops, he mentioned, appreciating the farmers.&nbsp;
The Prime Minister also highlighted the efforts of the armed forces in making sure oxygen supplies reach the far corners of the land.&nbsp;He added that India's capacity to produce liquid&nbsp;medical oxygen has been increased 10 times to almost 9,500 metric tonnes a day.
The monthly radio broadcast comes at a time when the&nbsp;BJP-led govt at the centre completes seven years in power.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Thursday described Prime Minister Narendra Modi's phone call to him on the Covid-19 situation in the country as the PM's "Mann Ki Baat", instead of business.
Soren's reaction came after Modi spoke to him and the chief ministers of Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Telangana about the Covid-19 situation on Thursday.
"Today the respected Prime Minister called. He only spoke his 'Mann Ki Baat'. It would have been better if he would have talked business and heard the issues," the Jharkhand chief minister said in a tweet.
Official sources told PTI that Soren was unhappy as he was not allowed to present the issues concerning his state before Modi and instead, it was only the prime minister who talked about the Covid-19 situation.

PM's 'Mann Ki Baat': Jharkhand CM upset after Modi's Covid phone call

Jharkhand CM&nbsp;Hemant Soren on Thursday described PM&nbsp;Modi's phone call to him on the Covid-19 situation as the PM's "Mann Ki Baat", instead of business

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Thursday described Prime Minister Narendra Modi's phone call to him on the Covid-19 situation in the country as the PM's "Mann Ki Baat", instead of business.
Soren's reaction came after Modi spoke to him and the chief ministers of Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Telangana about the Covid-19 situation on Thursday.
"Today the respected Prime Minister called. He only spoke his 'Mann Ki Baat'. It would have been better if he would have talked business and heard the issues," the Jharkhand chief minister said in a tweet.
Official sources told PTI that Soren was unhappy as he was not allowed to present the issues concerning his state before Modi and instead, it was only the prime minister who talked about the Covid-19 situation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 76th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat' at 11am on Sunday. The Prime Minister&rsquo;s address comes at a time when a fresh wave of Covid-19 batters India and the infections are rising by record numbers everyday. The acute oxygen shortage is a cause of great concern across states with hospitals sending SOS for urgent supply of the lifesaving gas. &nbsp;On Saturday, India recorded 3,46,786 fresh cases of Covid-19 in a new daily high and 2,624 deaths.

PM Modi to address the 76th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat' amid Covid crisis

PM Modi to address nation on 76th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat' amid Covid crisis

PM Modi&nbsp;to&nbsp;address 76th episode of #MannKiBaat
Modi's&nbsp;speech comes amid fresh wave of Covid-19
Covid cases rising by record numbers everyday
Hospitals facing acute shortage of lifesaving Oxygen

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 76th episode of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat' at 11am on Sunday. The Prime Minister&rsquo;s address comes at a time when a fresh wave of Covid-19 batters India and the infections are rising by record numbers everyday. The acute oxygen shortage is a cause of great concern across states with hospitals sending SOS for urgent supply of the lifesaving gas. &nbsp;On Saturday, India recorded 3,46,786 fresh cases of Covid-19 in a new daily high and 2,624 deaths.

PM Modi on Monday requested people to share motivating anecdotes for his Mann Ki Baat monthly radio programme to be aired later this month.

Share motivating anecdotes for 'Mann Ki Baat': PM Narendra Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday requested people to share motivating anecdotes for his 'Mann Ki Baat' monthly radio programme to be aired later this month. Referring to such anecdotes shared in the programme aired in January, the Prime Minister said he would love to hear more such stories in the programme scheduled for February 28. The last 'Mann Ki Baat' was on January 31. It was the 20th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat 2.0'.

Share motivating anecdotes for 'Mann Ki Baat': PM

PM Modi invites motivational stories for &lsquo;Mann Ki Baat&rsquo;
PM asked people to share stories in the field of art &amp; culture
Toll-free number to record message in either Hindi or English

Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra Modi</a> on Monday requested people to share motivating anecdotes for his 'Mann Ki Baat' monthly radio programme to be aired later this month.
Referring to such anecdotes shared in the programme aired in January, the Prime Minister said he would love to hear more such stories in the programme scheduled for February 28.
The last 'Mann Ki Baat' was on January 31. It was the 20th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat 2.0'.

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat. He said that the country was indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion. "Their martyrdom did a great work of protecting our civilisation," The PM said. "We pay tributes to the brave Chaar Sahibzaade, we remember Mata Gujri, we recall the greatness of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.&nbsp;We remain indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion."
Last week, PM Modi made a visit to Delhi's iconic Sikh shrine Gurudwara Rakabganj to pay tributes to Sikh saint Guru Tegh Bahadur, a day after his death anniversary was observed.

PM Modi's tribute to Sikh saints in Mann Ki Baat

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat.

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat. He said that the country was indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion. "Their martyrdom did a great work of protecting our civilisation," The PM said. Last week, PM Modi made a visit to Delhi's iconic Sikh shrine Gurudwara Rakabganj to pay tributes to Sikh saint Guru Tegh Bahadur, a day after his death anniversary was observed. ((Byte: We remain indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion.))

Amid raging protests by farmers, mainly from Punjab, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday paid tribute to Sikh saints in his monthly radio address Mann ki Baat. He said that the country was indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion. "Their martyrdom did a great work of protecting our civilisation," The PM said. "We pay tributes to the brave Chaar Sahibzaade, we remember Mata Gujri, we recall the greatness of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.&nbsp;We remain indebted to these greats for their sacrifices and their spirit of compassion."
Last week, PM Modi made a visit to Delhi's iconic Sikh shrine Gurudwara Rakabganj to pay tributes to Sikh saint Guru Tegh Bahadur, a day after his death anniversary was observed.

Farmers protesting against the Centre's new farm laws clanged&nbsp;thalis and raised slogans during Prime Minister's monthly radio address Mann ki Baat was broadcast on Sunday morning. The protest took place at Singhu border where farmers have been camping for a month and also in several villages of Punjab and Haryana. The "thali bajaao" protest during PM Modi's address was announced last Sunday. Making the announcement, Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav had said, "On December 27 when the Prime Minister gives his Mann Ki Baat radio address, farmers will say 'we are tired of listening to your Mann ki Baat, when will you listen to our Mann ki Baat?' So we will bang utensils so that the noise of his Mann ki Baat doesn't reach us," he explained.

Farmers clang thalis during PM's Mann Ki Baat

Farmers protesting against the Centre's new farm laws clanged thalis and raised slogans during Prime Minister's Mann ki Baat&nbsp;radio address&nbsp;

((start with the breathe of thaali&nbsp;banging))
Farmers protesting against the Centre's new farm laws clanged thalis and raised slogans during Prime Minister's monthly radio address Mann ki Baat was broadcast on Sunday morning. The protest took place at Singhu border where farmers have been camping for a month and also in several villages of Punjab and Haryana. The "thali bajaao" protest during PM Modi's address was announced last Sunday

Farmers protesting against the Centre's new farm laws clanged&nbsp;thalis and raised slogans during Prime Minister's monthly radio address Mann ki Baat was broadcast on Sunday morning. The protest took place at Singhu border where farmers have been camping for a month and also in several villages of Punjab and Haryana. The "thali bajaao" protest during PM Modi's address was announced last Sunday. Making the announcement, Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav had said, "On December 27 when the Prime Minister gives his Mann Ki Baat radio address, farmers will say 'we are tired of listening to your Mann ki Baat, when will you listen to our Mann ki Baat?' So we will bang utensils so that the noise of his Mann ki Baat doesn't reach us," he explained.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address his last 'Mann Ki Baat' of this year today. This will be the 72nd edition of his monthly radio programme which airs on the last Sunday of every month. This episode, being the last of 2020, will focus on the events of the year gone by and plans for the upcoming year. On Friday, the PM had asked for suggestions for his address and asked the people to reach out to him on the MyGov website, NaMo mobile application or record their messages over the phone. &ldquo;How would you sum up the year gone by? What do you look forward to the most in 2021? Share this, and more in the final #MannKiBaat of 2020 on 27th December. Write on MyGov, NaMo App or record your message on 1800-11-7800,&rdquo; PM Modi tweeted.

PM Modi to address last 'Mann Ki Baat' of 2020 today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address his last Mann Ki Baat of this year today.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address his last Mann Ki Baat of this year today. This will be the 72nd edition of his monthly radio programme which airs on the last Sunday of every month. This episode, being the last of 2020, will focus on the events of the year gone by and plans for the upcoming year. On Friday, the PM had asked for suggestions for his address and asked the people to reach out to him on the MyGov website, NaMo mobile application or record their messages over the phone.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address his last 'Mann Ki Baat' of this year today. This will be the 72nd edition of his monthly radio programme which airs on the last Sunday of every month. This episode, being the last of 2020, will focus on the events of the year gone by and plans for the upcoming year. On Friday, the PM had asked for suggestions for his address and asked the people to reach out to him on the MyGov website, NaMo mobile application or record their messages over the phone. &ldquo;How would you sum up the year gone by? What do you look forward to the most in 2021? Share this, and more in the final #MannKiBaat of 2020 on 27th December. Write on MyGov, NaMo App or record your message on 1800-11-7800,&rdquo; PM Modi tweeted.

PM Modi in Mann-ki-Baat:  light a lamp for soldiers this festival

PM Modi&nbsp;on Mann ki Baat: "Light a diya&nbsp;for soldiers this festival season"

Light a lamp for our soldiers this festival: PM Modi
PM Modi&nbsp;addresses 70th edition of Mann ki Baat
Encourage use of Khadi&nbsp;and indigenous products: PM
PM asks nation to donate for national integration

Addressing the nation, in the 70th edition of his Mann ki Baat programme on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his wishes to citizens on the occasion of Dussehra. Amid pandemic with mute celebrations this festive season, PM Modi urged for restraint to contain the spread of novel coronavirus. The Prime Minister paid respect to soldiers patrolling borders and said that our jawans are serving the nation even when the people in the country are celebrating festivals, so every citizen should light a Diya for them. He further urged people to buy local indigenous products this festive season and talked about how Khadi is now becoming a world-class brand for organic clothing. He also talked about strengthening&nbsp;India's national integrity and asked people to visit a government-run website on the initiative- ekbharat.gov.in. The PM called for donations for this initiative and stated it our duty to ensure unity and integration.

PM Modi: farmers played a huge role in building Atmanirbhar Bharat

Amid protests across India by farmer unions against the contentious agriculture bills passed by Parliament recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the 'huge role' played by farmers towards building an &lsquo;aatmanirbhar Bharat&rsquo;. In the 69th edition of his monthly radio broadcast, Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi said, even during the pandemic farmers didn't give up. He added that he now gets letters from farmers who tell him how technologies are changing.

PM Modi: farmers played a huge role in Atmanirbhar India

Amid protests across India by farmer unions against the contentious agriculture bills passed by Parliament recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the 'huge role' played by farmers towards building an &lsquo;aatmanirbhar Bharat&rsquo;. In the 69th edition of his monthly radio broadcast, Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi said, even during the pandemic farmers didn't give up. He added that he now gets letters from farmers who tell him how technologies are changing.

'Khilone pe charcha' instead of 'Pariksha pe charcha': Rahul jabs PM

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi has criticised Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;after the issue of NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams found no mention in PM's&nbsp;'Mann Ki Baat' on Sunday

No mention of NEET/JEE in 'Mann ki Baat', Rahul slams PM

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi has criticised Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;after the issue of NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams found no mention in PM's&nbsp;'Mann Ki Baat' on Sunday. The Congress leader said that medical and engineering aspirants wanted the PM to talk about exams but he spoke about the country's toy industry instead. Gandhi's comments come after the Supreme Court gave its permission to Centre to conduct NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams in September. The SC has also allowed University Grants Commission to hold semester exams. JEE&nbsp;will be conducted in the first week of September and around 9.53 lakh&nbsp;students have registered for it while 15.97 lakh&nbsp;students have registerted&nbsp;for NEET&nbsp;which will be held on September 13.&nbsp;

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi has criticised Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;after the issue of NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams found no mention in PM's&nbsp;'Mann Ki Baat' on Sunday. The Congress leader said that medical and engineering aspirants wanted the PM to talk about exams but he spoke about the country's toy industry instead. Rahul's comments come after the Supreme Court gave its permission to Centre to conduct NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;exams in September. The SC has also allowed University Grants Commission to hold semester exams. JEE&nbsp;will be conducted in the first week of September and around 9.53 lakh&nbsp;students have registered for it while 15.97 lakh&nbsp;students have registered&nbsp;for NEET&nbsp;which will be held on September 13.&nbsp;

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