Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people to send their ideas and inputs for his monthly address “Mann Ki Baat”, which is scheduled for 11am on June 28.
New Delhi, June 14:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today urged people to send their ideas and inputs for his monthly address “Mann Ki Baat”, which is scheduled for 11am on June 28.
“This month’s #MannKiBaat will take place on the 28th. Though 2 weeks away, please keep the ideas and inputs coming! It’ll enable me to go through maximum number of comments and phone calls. Am sure you’ll have much to say, on fighting COVID-19 and topics in addition to that,” he wrote on Twitter.
This month’s #MannKiBaat will take place on the 28th.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 14, 2020
Though 2 weeks away, please keep the ideas and inputs coming! It’ll enable me to go through maximum number of comments and phone calls.
Am sure you’ll have much to say, on fighting COVID-19 and topics in addition to that.
He also shared details of how people can send their feedback. He shared a number on which people can leave a recorded message, post suggestions on NaMo App or forums like MyGov.
Your ideas have always been the strength of #MannKiBaat, making it a vibrant platform that showcases the strengths of 130 crore Indians!
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 14, 2020
Record your message:
Dial 1800-11-7800
Write on:
NaMo App.
MyGov Open Forum. https://t.co/UDEIWKoTpX
In the last few episodes of “Mann Ki Baat”, PM Modi has primarily focused on India’s fight against the coronavirus pandemic, highlighted the work of frontline workers and shared experiences of people who have recovered from the disease. In May, the address came a day after the government announced a phased exit from the lockdown.
With relaxations announced on travel and commercial activities, PM Modi had urged people to strictly adhere to social distancing, wear masks at all times and frequently wash their hands with soap.
Since then, the number of day-on-day fresh coronavirus cases has jumped from about 8,000 a day to almost 12,000 cases a day, with the national tally touching 3.2 lakh.
He had also exhorted people to adopt yoga and gave examples of how people across the world, including international leaders, were turning to ayurveda and yoga to boost their immunity.
