New Delhi. On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the entire country for the 117th time in his radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’. This was the last episode of 2024. Due to Lok Sabha elections, ‘Mann Ki Baat’ could not be telecast in the months of March, April and May this year. Earlier, the 116th episode was aired on November 24, in which PM Modi discussed issues like digital arrest, Swami Vivekananda, NCC, and library. Let us know, what were the main points of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ this time:
Mention of the 75th anniversary of the Constitution
PM Modi said, “On January 26, 2025, our Constitution will complete 75 years. On this occasion, a special campaign will be launched across the country, appealing to citizens to read the Preamble of the Constitution and share the video. a website for this constitution75.com Has been launched. On this platform, the Constitution can be read in different languages and questions related to it can be asked.”
Preparations for Prayagraj Mahakumbh
Referring to the upcoming Mahakumbh (January 13, 2025), the Prime Minister said that grand preparations are being made for it in Prayagraj. For the first time, AI chatbot will be used in Mahakumbh, which will provide information in 11 Indian languages. Devotees will get information about approved tour packages and homestays on their mobile phones. On this occasion, the PM appealed to take a pledge to strengthen the spirit of unity and brotherhood.
Second season of ‘Bharat Hain Hum’ series
The PM said that the second season of children’s favorite animation series ‘Bharat Hain Hum’ (Krish, Trish and Balti Boy) has arrived. This series tells the stories of the unsung heroes of the freedom struggle. It can be seen on Doordarshan and other OTT platforms. Also, its radio series can be heard every Sunday at 10:30 am on All India Radio in 12 languages.
Also talked about Bastar Olympics
Praising the Bastar Olympics, PM Modi said that the region, which was once known for Maoist violence, is now creating a new identity through sports. Its mascots are ‘Forest Buffalo’ and ‘Pahari Myna’, which represent the rich cultural heritage of Bastar.
Popularity of Ayurveda in Paraguay
The Prime Minister mentioned Erica Huber of Paraguay, who provides free Ayurvedic consultation at the Indian Embassy. Despite studying engineering, he showed interest in Ayurveda, gained expertise in it and took it to the local people.
This month’s #MannKiBaat covers a wide range of topics that will interest you. Do listen! https://t.co/NP97ZuvP5z
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 29, 2024
India’s success on malaria
The Prime Minister said that the country has achieved a major victory over malaria, which had been a challenge to humanity for thousands of years. He called it the result of collective efforts.
Indian cinema and its soft power
PM Modi discussed the strength and contribution of Indian cinema while remembering veteran artists like Raj Kapoor, Rafi Sahab, Akkineni Nageswara Rao and Tapan Sinha. He said that these great people presented Indian traditions and values to the world.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in the 117th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’, “Raj Kapoor ji introduced the world to India’s soft power through films. Rafi Sahab’s voice had that magic which touched every heart. Be it devotional songs or romantic songs, sad songs, he has… pic.twitter.com/nzpn0jEGRf
— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) December 29, 2024
Example of Kalahandi
Referring to the Kalahandi region of Odisha, the Prime Minister said that this area, which was once known for migration and hardships, has today become a vegetable hub.
Impact of Ayushman Bharat Scheme
Citing the study of ‘Lancet’, the PM said that now the possibility of starting cancer treatment on time has increased significantly in India. He said that ‘Ayushman Bharat Yojana’ has an important contribution in this.
proud of tamil language
Describing Tamil as the world’s oldest language, the Prime Minister said that every Indian should be proud of it. He also appreciated the Tamil teaching program started in Fiji.
