Sir, I would request only one thing. Please include laptops under your make in India initiative. They are still 'made in China' Also, the leather phone cover is also 'made in China'. Sir please see towards this aspect

Honourable sir, as we all know India has signed cop21 held in Paris. It's a great step towards preventing future from dangerous climatic changes. This area can boost the employment percentage directing a peaceful future for the successive generations. But it's hard to achieve target without the help of citizens. it will be beneficial if students know about harm of climatic changes from school. India has another goal to achieve which is digital India , I think achieving both together is hard as technology is one of the reason for climatic change. ---MANSI, GUJARAT---

Respected PM, A swachh Bharat is still a dream. What i have observed across the country eating Gutkha, tobacco and smoking cigarettes is very common. These pockets, pouches and spitting is so common and it is causing more dirt on roads and each vicinity. Can't we do anything for it? Let them pack in eco-friendly pouches and it should be stopped from eating in public area just like smoking. A person selling vegetables eating it, a person making snacks on the street eating it. What kind of social health are we creating with such habits? A poorest person is the victim of these self destructing habits Also please think of changing those scary cancer prints on it. People don't stop eating them due to those pictures. When we walk we see so many of them at every step along with young kids. Why should they see such things at every baby step? It really makes that walk dreadful and not the pleasant one. I am sure working on this will change many dynamics of people lives

I am Vaibhav Gupta, an active citizen and a student of the Bachelors of Social Work at IGNOU. I am writing this letter to bring to your notice that the patients at PGI, Chandigarh are in a huge number and thus, they require proper facility for beds. However, the prices sometimes become an issue as a poor patient is not able to afford it. The beds range from Rs.500 for which Rs.1000 has to be paid inclusive of the other Rs.500 as security. I propose that these PGI-run Sarai should be made free for the patients and their family’s stay. This would help the poor people get their proper treatment which they avoid seeing the treatment expenses. The family binds the moral support of a patient and those who come from distant places need proper shelter to stay. If the PGI- run Sarai are made free of cost for stay then this can be made possible and would impact the patient’s treatment in a positive manner. I look forward to hearing from you. Regards

A convent is defined as a ‘community of priests, religious brothers, religious sisters, monks or nuns living together under monastic vows. However, convent schooling though based on this foundation includes much more. Anyone who is convent educated would know that convent education has always been one of the most sought after in our country. The standard and values imparted in convent schools were for a long time deemed as one of the best though in recent years the quality of convent education has been on a slight decline. Yet, when one thinks of convent education several typical approximations come to mind. And hence there is a distinguished difference between English medium schools, private schools, state schools, and convent institutes. Each has its flavor, its peculiarities that make them stand out from others.

Traditional Indian clothing encompasses various types of drapery that are woven from silk, cotton or wool. The women wear sarees. Each ethnicity has a unique style of draping. Salwar Kameez and Kurti are taking over the modern lifestyle. The men wear dhoti, pyjama, shirt, sherwani, or achkan. Depending on the customs, they might also team up with jackets and caps. For winter, there are exquisite shawls, like the ones from Assam, that portray the unique embroidery and style of their specific areas of origin. Ritualistic and cultural performers don elaborately designed costumes that pertain to their ethnic traditions. It is not easy to define the culture of India in one compartmentalized endeavor. Every ethnicity and religion that the land harbors have its unique nuances and rich heritage. It is a land where multiculturalism is a significant socio-political aspect, one which, if not allowed to persist, will result in severe deterioration of the lives of an important part of it.

The largest democracy in the world, India is religiously pluralistic and multiethnic, and the Constitution provides for the security, free expression and equal human rights of the minorities. However, since the past decade, the country has experienced very high levels of social hostilities and brutalities that have germinated from religious issues. India is characterized by a massive population of people who belong to a diverse list of religions. Identified as the birthplace of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, India is a home to a varying number of religious communities, many of which are minorities, including Muslims, Christians, Judaists, etc. India includes not only the vast majority of the world’s Hindus but also the second-largest group of Muslims within a single country.

आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री जी नमस्ते श्रीमान महोदय , Digital India का जमाना है लेकिन ऑनलाइन शिकायत करने,मांग करने पर फर्जी रिपोर्ट लगाकर फर्जी निस्तारण कर दिया जाता है सर जी हमारे ग्राम की शहर से लिंक सड़क लगभग 12 साल से टूटी हुई गड्ढा युक्त है स्कूल जाने वाले बच्चों, गंभीर हालत के मरीजों, बुजुर्गों , राहगीरों को बहुत परेशानी है सीएम हेल्प लाइन यूपी पर कम से कम 12 बार शिकायत करने के बाद भी नई सड़क का निर्माण नहीं कराया जा रहा है हमारे ग्राम के साथ पक्षपात पूर्ण रवैया अपनाया जा रहा है ऐसे अधिकारियों के खिलाफ कुछ कठोर नियम बनने चाहिए।

India is a country of one of the most diverse populations, representing a government of the constitutional republic. Since the ages of the Indus Valley civilization, India had been a fairly politically and culturally self-contained territory. It was not until the British set their colony in the land that a Western and foreign culture massively impacted and influenced the country. The beauty of the Indian culture is derived from its rich history. Here, we explore the position where the country stands as of now in its cultural aspect. Despite modernization and Westernization, Indian culture and the traditional practices are held on to with considerable vigor. In their deepest pockets, many lead a primarily orthodox lifestyle. However, the country as a whole is as colorful and complex, as its plethora of people that it is home to.

India is a country full of diverse cultures, religions, and languages that never ceases to amaze. From its impressive architecture to its fragrant spices, exploring India is an experience that engages all your senses. There are plenty of opportunities to dive deeper into Indian culture while you are traveling. Indian culture is one of the most ancient cultures present in the world. The country is quite diverse and is home to several communities, each of whom has their own culture and traditions. It is this combination of various splendid cultures that make India one of a kind. The Indian cultural diversity is what makes India unique and beautiful. Indian culture is one of the most ancient cultures present in the world. The country is quite diverse and is home to several communities, each of whom has their own culture and traditions. It is this combination of various splendid cultures that make India one of a kind