Respected Prime Minister, I am writing as a common middle-class citizen who feels the pressure of rising living costs. GST in India is among the highest in the world, fuel prices stay above ₹100/litre mainly due to high taxes, and toll charges keep increasing even after roads are paid for. but still roads have potholes At the same time, tax benefits on home loans, insurance, and savings have been reduced, making it harder for families to plan for the future. Food and housing prices have gone up sharply, but our incomes haven’t kept pace. I request you to kindly consider lowering indirect taxes, restoring key deductions, and ensuring GST revenue is used to improve public services like healthcare, education, and roads. This will greatly relieve the middle class and boost the economy. Jai Hind.

I want to say, If we can include "Civic sense" as a subject because curre peoples are educated but not responsible. If it includes in our school's urriculum it will increase number of responsible peoples and help in dev nation. Also, If we can consider driving lessons/etiquettes in our schools for at one exam during school time and then attempt for Driving license, which wi reduce accident.

I am SONAL SHIVWNE working in class 11th in Dubai and would share my views on education .Every students prefer to do their Master or diploma or etc. Every students must feel proud and parents say" THAT I STUDIED IN INDIA." education system equips them not just with academic knowledge but with critical thinking, ethical values, and a knowledge but with critical thinking, ethical values, and a strong sense of social responsibility. IDEA ○ I suggest we launch a campaign or a series of mentorship programs that connect successful Indian alumni with current students. This would bridge the gap between academia and industry and instil a sense of pride in our education system. I would like respected PM Modi to look forward to this. sonal

To, The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi Ji South Block, Raisina Hill New Delhi – 110011 Subject: A Humble Suggestion for the Independence Day Address – Honouring Our Unsung Heroes. Respected Sir, I have attached few points

On India's 79th independence day we can say the India we live in is Digital, as use of UPI accepted by many other countries. Multiple central & state government portals made the processing of government documents easier. To attain 'Viksit Bharat' only government led initiatives can't bring fruitful outcomes one more aspect is necessary that is 'Civic Sense' the understanding and practice of responsible citizenship and social ethics. Corruption, is deep-seated, now a huge problem in our country acting as the blockade for Viksit Bharat,can be eradicated if stringent measures with transparent strong systematic institutions is taken up also considering the enhancement of youth education not only academically but also by moral and ethical teachings, real experiences from NYP & Digital India Internships. Despite the world's 4th largest economy we lack in a lot of sectors, initiatives of both gov and citizens will help us climb the ladder of development with wisdom, technology and values

shree krishna Janmashtami

My 14th idea :- Establishment of Small Cinema Theatres in Large Villages Suggestion: I propose the introduction of small-scale cinema theatres in large villages across India. These theatres would provide affordable and accessible entertainment, cultural exposure, and educational opportunities to rural populations without requiring travel to distant towns or cities. Key Benefits: Access to Entertainment: Rural residents can watch latest films and cultural programs locally, enhancing quality of life. Educational Use: Theatres can also screen educational films, agricultural training videos, and awareness campaigns on health, government schemes, and social issues. Local Employment: Creation of jobs for operators, ticketing staff, cleaning personnel, security, and food vendors. Economic Boost: Increased local business activity through food stalls, tea shops, and associated services.

Honourable Prime Minister, HIGHER PENSION The Revised EPS 95 Higher pension to all Employees in our country approved by the Government of India during May 2025. But still the EPF Pension not in force. Kindly grant pension amount Rs.7500/- per month(Starting pension) to all the EPF members in this 79th Independence day. Thank you sir

Honourable Prime Minister, HIGHER PENSION The Revised EPS 95 Higher pension to all Employees in our country approved by the Government of India during May 2025. But still the EPF Pension not in force. Kindly grant pension amount Rs.7500/- per month(Starting pension) to all the EPF members in this 79th Independence day. Thank you sir