PM Modis Mann Ki Baat Inspires Knowledge Sharing, Says BJP Leader Virendra Sachdeva

New Delhi, June 28: BJP leader Virendra Sachdeva responded to the 135th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday. He stated that this initiative has become a vital platform for providing citizens with new information and guiding society in a positive direction.

In a conversation with reporters, Sachdeva remarked, “Every time people listen to ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ they learn something new. There is hardly any program in the world dedicated to knowledge sharing that was initiated by PM Modi. This program reveals information that many ordinary people were previously unaware of.”

He noted that this episode covered several important topics. “At the end of the program, PM Modi mentioned the ‘Catch the Rain’ campaign, urging everyone to conserve every drop of rainwater. Given the upcoming monsoon, the Prime Minister’s appeal for water conservation is crucial and should be embraced as a collective resolution,” he explained.

Sachdeva highlighted the discussion on the conservation of the Hargila bird, sharing insights that many may not have known before. Additionally, he mentioned the participation of Indian traditions in sports and the involvement of children and women in athletic activities.

He emphasized that through such topics, ‘Mann Ki Baat’ has evolved into more than just a dialogue program; it serves as a medium to understand the country’s diversity, culture, and achievements.

Sachdeva also referenced the tradition of debate at Nalanda University and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in Sanskrit universities. He stated that the information provided by the Prime Minister is both new and inspiring for the public.

He urged every Indian, especially children, to listen to the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ program with their families. He noted that the Prime Minister’s appeals have a significant impact, motivating people to adopt them.

Furthermore, he mentioned PM Modi’s messages on environmental protection. Sachdeva pointed out that initiatives like using clay Ganesh idols and reducing plastic usage can play a crucial role in saving the environment.