PM Modi’s Mann Ki Baat: Episode 110

In this Sunday’s episode of Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi connected with the citizens of India over a range of issues. These include the importance of voting, the role of India’s content creators, Nari Shakti, ‘Drone Didis’, local languages, folk music, & conservation of wildlife, among others.

Here are the top 5 quotes of the Prime Minister:

1. “After a few days on March 8, we will celebrate Women’s Day. This special day is an opportunity to salute the contributions of women’s power in the developmental journey of the country. The great poet Bharathiyar Ji has said that the world will prosper only when women get equal opportunities.’

2. “Who would have thought till a few years ago that in our country, women living in villages would also fly drones. But today this is becoming possible. Today, there is so much discussion about Drone Didi in every village, ‘Namo Drone Didi, Namo Drone Didi’ is on everyone’s lips. Everyone is talking about them.”

3. “A few days later, on March 3 is World Wildlife Day This day is celebrated with the aim of spreading awareness about the conservation of wildlife. This year, digital innovation has been given top priority in the theme of World Wildlife Day.”

4. “Due to the efforts of the government in the last few years, the number of tigers in the country has increased. The number of tigers in the Tiger Reserve of Chandrapur, Maharashtra has crossed the figure of 250. Here cameras have been installed at the border of the village and the forest. Whenever a tiger comes close to the village local people get an alert on their mobile phones with the help of AI.”

5. “I will also appeal to the influencers of the nation, Whether they are from the world of sports, From film industry, From literature, Other professionals, Or our Instagram and Youtube influencers. They should also actively participate in this campaign and motivate our first-time voters. It is the time for General Elections in the country Like earlier, possibly the model code of conduct will be enforced in the month of March.”