Srinagar: This week in KH Snippets, we bring you key highlights from Mann Ki Baat, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation on crucial issues ranging from Census 2027 participation to global peace, cultural pride, and India’s scientific achievements. Here’s a quick look at the major takeaways from his latest address.
1. PM Modi Urges Public Participation In Census 2027: Prime Minister Narendra Modi this week called upon citizens to actively participate in Census 2027, describing it as a crucial national exercise. In his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat, he assured that all data collected would remain secure and confidential. He said enumerators will conduct door-to-door surveys using a mobile app, while citizens will also have the option to self-submit their data before visits. A unique ID will be issued for verification after submission.
2. PM Highlights Buddha’s Teachings Amid Global Tensions: Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the relevance of Lord Buddha’s teachings in today’s conflict-ridden world, urging people to embrace peace and self-reflection. Extending greetings ahead of Buddha Purnima, he said Buddha’s message of inner peace and harmony is vital in addressing global uncertainties and conflicts.
3. PM Praises Beating Retreat Ceremony: Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the Beating Retreat ceremony, calling it a vibrant reflection of India’s cultural and musical diversity. He highlighted the performances of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and CAPFs, noting the growing inclusion of Indian compositions that have been widely appreciated by the public.
4. PM Hails Nuclear Milestone at Kalpakkam: Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Indian scientists on the fast breeder reactor at Kalpakkam achieving criticality, terming it a historic milestone. He praised their contribution to strengthening India’s civil nuclear programme and enhancing the country’s scientific capabilities.
