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With further divisions between the world and the ushering of a new age. It is important for the world to remain united and loving towards itself. While i believe everyone wants to see a United Bharat, it appears to be a challenging task with Pakistan and Afghanistan. What i want to imply is that by bringing the eastern corridor as well as northern territories into the picture of an alliance we could establish dharma. I see the future in a picture of modernity and technology. So i would only hope to see cities of the future being built on a blockchain of the coming age.

Respected PM Sir I am writing to bring to your attention on a matter that has been increasingly concerning within our nation—the casual use of curse words, particularly those that refer family members such as "mother" and "sister”. It is disheartening to observe that usage of foul language has become normalised across our society. It is disrespectful and creates an uncomfortable environment. Sir, I remember when as a child my parents used to avoid taking us to public places because usage of tobacco and cigarettes where very high in those days. Many times, train compartments where full of smoke but once the prohibition was declared it stopped instantly. A strong message against the use of inappropriate language would serve as a powerful reminder of our shared values and the importance of maintaining a respectful atmosphere. PM Sir, I request, kindly consider addressing this issue. Regards Kiran Chaurasia Udham Singh Nagar Uttarakhand

I request the ministry of education to conduct the NET Exam in home centres as it becomes very difficult for us to go to approach centres because of the timings and the availablity of transport. The govt. Should interchange the faculty members in lieu of examinees if they are doubtful regarding centres .

I know how to make our india great in terms of economics and bring the Indian rupee is net zero ,, we need to destroy banking system of usa in order of new world order

The Ministry of Education, Dept of School Education and Literacy in December 2024, launched an exclusive PMeVidya Channel No.-31 for the hearing impaired and general public in Indian Sign Language.

The Govt notified the RPwD Act in 2016 to cater to the educational needs of Children with disabilities(CwD) among others. But the procedure to identify CwD requiring support for their learning needs is still cumbersome. Children with probable Intellectual Disabilities, Specific Learning Disabilities, Autism, are required to be assessed by clinical psychologists and psychiatrists before they can be issued a disability certificate and avail UDID card so as to avail TLM kits, Individualized Learning Plan, exam accommodation, adapted curriculum, special educator support for cognitive training, occupational therapy etc. The serious shortage of psychologists and psychiatrists leads to children not getting identified as CwD under ID related disabilities. The backlog is huge and children get 1-2 years in getting assessed. It is therefore requested to increase the number of psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors in govt hospitals at the earliest.

Here are some ideas for the "Mann Ki Baat" episode on January 19, 2025: 1. Sustainable Development: Discuss the importance of sustainable practices in daily life, highlighting initiatives that promote eco-friendly habits, renewable energy, and conservation efforts. 2. Youth Empowerment: Focus on the role of youth in nation-building and encourage them to participate in community service, skill development programs, and entrepreneurship. 3. Digital India: Talk about the advancements in technology and how they can be leveraged to improve education, healthcare, and governance. Encourage citizens to embrace digital tools for better connectivity. 4. Health and Wellness: Address the significance of mental and physical health, promoting healthy lifestyles, yoga, and the importance of regular health check-ups.

How to improve Rajasthan and make it into a global tourism hub. 1. Preservation of heritage sites - Maintain cleanliness, friendly to people with restricted mobility, easy access by good reliable public transport. 2. Punish littering with monetary fines e.g ₹4000. 3. Redevelop slums, ban begging, decongested roads, relocate hawkers. 4. Fix potholes, roads, build sidewalks, cycle tracks, pedestrian paths, more parks and trees. 5. Better connectivity with trains like Namo Bharat, mono rails and metros in more congested cities - strengthen public transport. 6. Make stricter laws and ensure implementation. 7. Consider privatisation of maintenance and development of facilities of heritage sites and important historical sites.

Respected Prime Minister, as a leader of the nation, I urge you to address the citizens about the importance of mindful spending. Avoiding overspending is not merely a personal choice , it is essential for safeguarding our financial futures. You can encourage citizens to avoid unnecessary spending . The collective effort will help us build a more secure future for ourselves and our communities. Your guidance can inspire movement towards financial responsibility that benefits everyone. Thanks and Regards. R K Soni, Beas, Amritsar.