Home | MyGov

Accessibility
Accessibility Tools
Color Adjustment
Text Size
Navigation Adjustment
Screen Reader iconScreen Reader

Tune in to 130th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th January 2026

Tune in to 130th Episode of Mann Ki Baat by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25th January 2026

Read
Comments closed for this talk.
Dhaval Vagadiya
Dhaval Vagadiya 5 months 1 week ago
modiji jindabad modiji gold silver ka bhav ko kaam kijiye bohot bajar me mandi he saheb kuch kaam nahihe kaam he nahe he saheb
Dilip kumar gupta
Dilip kumar gupta 5 months 1 week ago
Absolutely! It’s definitely a path that can lead to more self-reliance and innovation in the long run. If we focus on building and supporting local tech, it could really transform the landscape of the industry here.
Dilip kumar gupta
Dilip kumar gupta 5 months 1 week ago
Sure! It’s a great idea. If we develop our own apps and technologies locally, it would reduce our dependence on foreign companies like Google and boost our own innovation. This would also strengthen our country’s technology ecosystem and benefit various sectors overall.
Gresha
Gresha 5 months 1 week ago
Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi sir, I respectfully wish to draw attention to the increasing misuse of legal provisions and administrative authority. While laws protecting women are essential, there are growing instances of false or unverified complaints being used to harass individuals, including attempts to force people out of their own property without evidence. In some cases, complaints are acted upon without proper scrutiny, leading to mental distress, loss of dignity, and violation of natural justice. Presuming guilt without proof weakens public trust and also affects genuine cases. I humbly request stronger safeguards to ensure evidence-based action, impartial investigation, and accountability for misuse, so justice remains fair and balanced for all citizens. Yours respectfully,
MANESH KOSHY JACOB
MANESH KOSHY JACOB 5 months 1 week ago
People-Weighted Lawmaking is a proposal to strengthen Indian democracy by formally integrating public opinion into the legislative process using India’s digital infrastructure. While India follows a representative democracy, there are instances where laws do not fully reflect public interest. With Aadhaar and Digital India, citizens can now participate securely and at scale. In this model, Public Interest Bills may be opened for direct public voting for a defined period. If participation and majority thresholds are met, the outcome is recorded as a People’s Mandate and assigned a fixed legislative weight (e.g 40%), with the remaining weight held by elected representatives. Parliament retains debate and authority, but overwhelming public will cannot be ignored. This hybrid approach complements representative democracy, raises accountability, reduces influence of vested interests, and enables participatory governance. It can be especially impactful for issues like anti-corruption.