PM Modi to Host Inaugural Mann Ki Baat of 2025 Tomorrow
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Synopsis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will present the first Mann Ki Baat program of 2025 on Sunday, which will be the 118th episode of the series. This monthly radio show highlights societal efforts and individual successes across the nation.
Key Takeaways
- PM Modi's first Mann Ki Baat of 2025 will take place on Sunday.
- This episode marks the 118th of the series.
- The program focuses on collective societal efforts.
- Ashwin Fernandes was inspired to write a book due to this initiative.
- The show emphasizes heartfelt communication.
New Delhi, Jan 18 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to conduct the inaugural Mann Ki Baat session of 2025 on Sunday, marking the 118th installment of this popular radio series.
In a post on X, PM Modi expressed: "Join me tomorrow at 11 a.m. for the first #MannKiBaat of 2025! I'm eager to showcase the outstanding collaborative efforts from across India that exemplify our societal resilience."
The Mann Ki Baat program serves as the Prime Minister's monthly radio outreach, where he engages with the populace on various national topics and issues.
The program enjoys immense popularity, drawing listeners nationwide who tune in to hear PM Modi share his reflections and insights, along with highlighting significant societal advancements and individual successes that positively influence the community.
The initiative has even inspired Ashwin Fernandes, the Executive Director of QS World University Rankings in the UK, to author a book titled "MODIALOGUE".
This book, released last year, commemorates the extensive influence of PM Modi's renowned Mann Ki Baat series.
Fernandes, who was inspired by PM Modi's charismatic and motivating persona after their meeting, began to listen to Mann Ki Baat, which opened his eyes to the Prime Minister's mission of unifying the nation through this radio platform.
The academician from Goa emphasized the significance of communication in his publication.
"We can observe historical world leaders like J.F. Kennedy in the US and Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore, who utilized heartfelt communication effectively.
"It's fundamentally about creating connections with individuals using a straightforward and sincere language. I believe that is what PM Modi has accomplished through Mann Ki Baat, and MODIALOGUE encapsulates this essence across the past 100 episodes, preserving the Prime Minister's vision and words for future generations," he shared with IANS.
