New Delhi, March 29 (NationPress) A multitude of prominent leaders from various states across India engaged with the 132nd episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio show, 'Mann Ki Baat', on Sunday.

In Uttar Pradesh, Deputy Chief Ministers Brajesh Pathak and Keshav Prasad Maurya tuned in from their official residences.

Meanwhile, in Gujarat, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel participated in the listening session.

BJP National President Nitin Nabin joined fellow party members in Dibrugarh, Assam, for the broadcast.

BJP Lok Sabha member Praveen Khandelwal underscored the Prime Minister’s emphasis on crucial topics, stating, “Today, the Prime Minister addressed three to four fundamental issues affecting our citizens through the 'Mann Ki Baat' programme. Notably, the discussions on fisheries, water conservation, and solar energy are of utmost importance.”

Throughout the broadcast, PM Modi tackled both international and national concerns.

Reflecting on global events, he stated, “This March has been particularly eventful worldwide. We all remember the long-lasting challenges posed by Covid. We had hoped that, after overcoming the Corona crisis, the world would progress anew. Yet, conflicts and wars have persisted in various regions.”

The Prime Minister also addressed the ongoing gas crisis tied to conflicts in West Asia, noting that India is “resolutely facing” these challenges thanks to its adept foreign policy. He urged citizens to refrain from politicizing the gas crisis and to rely solely on verified government updates.

PM Modi further highlighted the interactive nature of his radio show, stating, “For 'Mann Ki Baat', I receive countless messages from across the nation monthly. These messages demonstrate the enthusiasm with which people from remote areas engage with this programme. When I read your suggestions, I realize this isn’t merely a broadcast; it has evolved into a shared dialogue for all of us. Your insights and experiences motivate us to enhance it continuously.”

Throughout the episode, the Prime Minister also advocated for increased awareness regarding domestic issues such as fisheries, water conservation, and solar energy, urging the public to actively participate in national initiatives.

This episode underscored the significance of 'Mann Ki Baat' as a conduit connecting policymakers with citizens, enabling both leaders and the public to discuss pressing issues while promoting local involvement in national development objectives.