“This submission presents ideas that reflect the voice of citizens and the spirit of nation building. The topics focus on awareness, responsibility, and collective progress, aligning with the vision of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ to connect people and inspire positive change in society.”

From TJ Babu Thekkekottarathil Chandanakampara PO Kannur Dt Kerala 670633 Mob. No. 9446051842 To Shri Narendra Modi Hon. Prime Minister of India New Delhi Sir, I am an Ex-serviceman medically boarded from the Air Force on disability attributable to military service and drawing disability pension. I have also served in the CSIR as Security Officer for more than 30 years and superannuated. Presently I am engaged in farming activities at my farmland cultivating various types of crops including rubber, coconut, arecanut, nutmeg, coffee, cocoa, cashew, various types fruits and vegetables etc. Since more than 27 years, I have been harboring the vision and ideas for a strong and better India, free of crime and corruption and a best place to live for the good people. I have hundreds of ideas for good governance which I would have got implemented if I was in authority. Few of the points are attached herewith for your kind perusal. Thanking you Yours faithfully TJ BABU

Suggestion to implement a scanner based price verification system to prevent over charging

Subject :REQUST FOR PUBLIC AWARENESS AND SAFETY MEASURES REGARDING TO MOSPI SURVEY S. I Wish to highlight the lack of public awareness regarding surveys conducted by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, including the ongoing National I household ncome Survey. Due to limited awareness, survey officials are often mistaken for unauthorized individuals, leading to misbehavior and safety concerns for Junior Statistical Officers. I kindly request that awareness about these surveys be increased among the public. I would also suggest: Local bodies should inform citizens about ongoing surveys. A local representative s accompany to made mandatory to survey officials to ensure trust and safety. ( which is not mandatory at present)

There should be a fixed time limit to resolve maintenance (potagi)cases. The absence of any statutory limit has caused severe hardship to many innocent husbands. My brother‑in‑law is 52 years old and has been paying maintenance to his wife for over 20 years. She left the matrimonial home on her own and filed a maintenance case to support her lifestyle, yet the matter remains unresolved after two decades. His life is advancing towards old age, but he continues to suffer financially, mentally, and emotionally due to endless litigation Further, the wife is capable of earning and is presently employed, and is allegedly in a live‑in relationship, yet continues to receive maintenance. This defeats the true purpose of maintenance laws, which are meant for genuinely dependent spouses My brother‑in‑law resides in Pune, while the wife lives in Aurangabad, requiring him to travel frequently for court hearings, adding to his hardship I respectfully seek urgent guidance or intervention to bring

There shall be fix period or number of years to resolve the matter of potagi law. my bother in law is now 52 years and paying maintenance to his wife who is exploiting him from last 20+ years. She has left the house on her own without any reason and done court case just to leave a good life on maintenance money. My brother in laws life has already getting aged and still there is no result. This is really very poor law or the system failure i can say and because of this many innocent husbands are getting trappend and can not come out of this even after so many years as there is no limit. Further the lady, brother in laws wife is capable of doing job and she is doing job and also has a external live in relation. pls help SIr for immediate solution. he stays in pune and the lady from aurangabad and he has to attned court often

I wish to share a few concerns as a citizen of India. First, India’s rapidly growing population is putting pressure on resources, education, and employment. Stronger awareness on responsible parenthood and family planning is necessary. Limitation on number of Childs per family. Second, crimes like rape must face zero tolerance. Fast‑track justice and strict punishment are essential to deter such heinous acts and protect women’s safety and dignity. Third, any form of deception, coercion, or forced conversion in relationships or marriage must be dealt with very strictly, irrespective of religion or background. Such acts should invite severe punishment under the law. Lastly, India can benefit by adopting small but impactful practices from other nations such as cleanliness, civic discipline, and respect for public spaces to improve overall quality of life. --- If we implement these important points, I believe we will have great nation.

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