CM Dhami tunes in live to PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat
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Key Takeaways
When the Prime Minister speaks directly to the nation, BJP state leaders make sure their citizens know it is happening in real time. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami shared a live link to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Mann Ki Baat broadcast on Sunday, 27 September 2026, inviting followers to join the address as it unfolded.
In his post, CM Dhami wrote — 'LIVE: आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री श्री @NarendraModi जी की 'मन की बात' कार्यक्रम' — ('LIVE: Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji's Mann Ki Baat programme') — and shared the broadcast link directly, urging his audience to tune in.
What Mann Ki Baat is and why it matters
Mann Ki Baat — meaning 'thoughts of the heart' — is a monthly radio address that PM Modi launched in October 2014 on All India Radio. It was designed from the outset to create a direct, unmediated channel between the Prime Minister and ordinary citizens, bypassing traditional press formats. Over more than a decade, episodes have touched on topics ranging from grassroots governance and sanitation to science, culture, and citizen-led social movements.
How BJP's state machinery amplifies each episode
CM Dhami's live-sharing is not an isolated gesture. Across BJP-governed states, chief ministers and party functionaries routinely take to social media during each episode to amplify the broadcast, embed the Prime Minister's messaging within their own political outreach, and signal alignment with central government priorities. For Uttarakhand — a border state with a significant army-family population, active pilgrimage economy, and ongoing infrastructure push — Mann Ki Baat episodes that touch on national security, religious tourism, or hill-region development carry particular resonance.
The specific content of today's episode could not be independently verified at the time of publication, but the episode's live broadcast link was shared publicly by the Chief Minister's verified account.