PM asks India to help him with Independence Day speech
PM Modi addressing Indians through his 22nd 'Mann Ki Baat' asked them to make suggestions for his Independence Day speech through the mobile app and also wish those leaving for Rio Olympics. The PM also expressed his sadness at the loss of lives during floods. He announced a new scheme that would allow pregnant women to avail free medical check-up every month on 9th.
The Prime Minister expressed his first 'Mann Ki Baat' via a national address on the All Indian Radio on the occasion of Vijay Dashmi. He reminded people of Gandhi and the use of Khadi associated with him. He spoke about his pet project 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' and asked people to help make India a clean nation. He also congratulated India over the Mars Mission.
Mann Ki Baat became the most important source of revenue for All India Radio with a 10-second ad slot for Mann Ki Baat costing Rs. 200,000 as opposed to the usual Rs.500- 1500.
During the 2nd episode of "Mann ki Baat", Prime Minister Narendra Modi put all his weight behind his dream project "Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan". He said that the Clean India Drive would help the poor most of all, and requested Indians to help. He also urged the people of India to have faith in him and that he will indeed bring back the black money.
Modi brought up the "devastating" drug addiction menace in his 3rd radio-meet saying that the money spent on drugs was indeed funding terrorism. He told the youth that the consumption of drugs was neither a 'style statement' nor 'cool' and appealed to the youth to say 'No' to drugs. Modi said he had received 1000s of letters from people to talk about this issue.
For his January 2015 address, Modi was joined by Barack Obama whom Modi called an example for "Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao" campaign for the way he had raised his daughters. Modi called on the 'youth' of the world to unite. Obama too spoke about Modi's efforts to strengthen Indo-American ties. He also spoke on the value of higher education and the strength of youth.
From its genesis on 3 October 2014, Mann ki Baat by PM Modi has been broadcasted every month. So far, there have been 10 such podcasts of varying lengths between 10-30 minutes.
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PM Modi addressing Indians through his 22nd 'Mann Ki Baat' asked them to make suggestions for his Independence Day speech through the mobile app and also wish those leaving for Rio Olympics. The PM also expressed his sadness at the loss of lives during floods. He announced a new scheme that would allow pregnant women to avail free medical check-up every month on 9th.
