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Questions for special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme with PM Modi and President Obama

Questions for special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme with PM Modi and President Obama
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Jan 27, 2015
07:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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On 27th January 2015 the special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme will be aired, during which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and USA President Barack Obama will be sharing their thoughts ...

On 27th January 2015 the special ‘Mann Ki Baat’ programme will be aired, during which Prime Minister Narendra Modi and USA President Barack Obama will be sharing their thoughts on the radio. The programme is certainly going to be the cynosure of all eyes across India, USA and entire world.

Here is a historic and one of a kind opportunity to be a part of this radio programme by sharing your questions. Ask a question on any topic that interests you and you wanted to ask PM Modi and President Obama.

We will try to ensure that maximum inputs are sent and the dignitaries can talk about some of the issues raised during the programme.

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Gurunandan G
Gurunandan G 11 years 5 months ago
Respected Mr. Obama, when Twin Towers were attacked in 2001, US undertook sustained efforts to eliminate Bin Laden. Now, when the world is aware that Pakistan is run by the military & ISI and not by its elected govt, the economic assistance given by US to Pak raises doubts about double standards of a nation like US while dealing with terrorism. Why can't US use the option of imposing economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation to persuade Pakistan into taking effective steps against terrorism ?
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Thiyagarajan k
Thiyagarajan k 11 years 5 months ago
The match between population growth and agricultural production is getting widened.This is going to be a big problem soon What steps that we are going to take to tackle the issue considering the cultivable land is getting reduced every day?
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Amit Joshi
Amit Joshi 11 years 5 months ago
India is a young nation. More than 60 percent of our population is under 25 or will be in next few years but we cannot forget our old people. It is their vision and strength which allowed us to replicate what had been done in the past. Every Nation credit their seniors. Why not launch a Jatayu Scheme which will empower our senior citizens and contribute more diligently towards social empowerment. ModiJi you can narrate the story of Jatayu to Obama Ji, I am sure he will have a drop of tear.
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karibasappa mg
karibasappa mg 11 years 5 months ago
honourable president please kindly give me attention indian backbone (farmer) increase organic farming support, agri science and technology support. also export agricultural products.it is help to 65% indian farmers. also gdp. yours faithfully karibasappa.mg. farmer.
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Thiyagarajan k
Thiyagarajan k 11 years 5 months ago
The match between population growth and agricultural production is getting widened.This is going to be a big problem soon What we are going to take to tackle the issue ?
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vijay vemuri
vijay vemuri 11 years 5 months ago
Modi Ji, we know US is the leading country to use latest technologies in police services for efficient safeguard to common man. But, our country allocate very less budget for police services every year. What is the plan to take our police system similar to US? If we need to log a case in police station; police people say this area not covered under our station and point the finger to another station. This may not be same every time. But, there are situations where people suffered with these responses. Is there a plan to introduce online police services?
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Abhinav Kothari
Abhinav Kothari 11 years 5 months ago
Hon'ble Mr President and Prime Minister in todays world when we know, no two countries can afford nuclear wars, then why so much heavy expenditure on developing nuclear weapons is made instead can't we utilise the fund for development work and provide better infrastructure, health and educational facilities to the people of both the countries.
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SETHUNATHAN T G
SETHUNATHAN T G 11 years 5 months ago
Hon'able Sir, Weapons in the hands of terrorist how they get? Are they are able to manufacturing it? How we can control it?
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