Mann Ki Baat August 25: The 113th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's monthly radio programme, "Mann Ki Baat", was aired on Sunday, August 25, 2024. Here are some key details about the Mann Ki Baat radio programme, which is aired on multiple platforms on the last Sunday of each month.  

Here are some key highlights of what the PM said in the August 25 episode of his Mann Ki Baat address to the nation: 

  • All my family members are welcome once again in Mann Ki Baat 
  • A lot is happening in Bharat of the 21st century that is strengthening the foundation of a developed Bharat
  • On August the 23, countrymen celebrated the first National Space Day; we once again celebrated the success of Chandrayan-3
  • The youth of the nation has benefitted a lot by space sector reforms
  • I thought why not speak to some of our young friends associated with the space sector (PM connected with a team from space-tech startup GalaxEye) 
  • On August 15, I urged 1 lakh youth not from a political background to connect with the political system; this garnered tremendous response
  • A large number of our youth are eagerly ready to enter politics
  • I thank each and everyone for sending in suggestions on the subject
  • This time, the Har Ghar Tiranga attained its full height
  • Amazing pictures connected with the campaign from all over the country have come to the fore
  • A Tiranga rally, bearing a 750 metre long flag, was organized; this rally was taken out on the Chenab Railway Bridge, the tallest in the world
  • You must have seen many films based on the bond of love between human beings and animals
  • These days, a real such story is coming up in Assam
  • In a tiny village Barekuri in the Tinsukia district of Assam, people belonging to the Moran community reside; in the same village dwell the hoolock gibbons
  • The animal is called 'holo bandar' there 
  • Hoolock gibbons have made this village their abode
  • You will be surprised to know that the people of this village share a deep bond with the hoolock gibbons
  • Our young friends from Arunachal Pradesh too are second to none; they have started using the 3D printing technology
  • They want to protect wild animals from being hunted for their horns and tusks
  • The team undertakes 3D printing of various parts of animals, like horns and teeth
  • They are then made into items such as apparel and headgear; this is an amazing alternative 
  • It makes use of biodegradable material 
  • No amount of praise for such fabulous efforts is enough
  • In Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh, something splendid is taking place
  • Our sanitation worker brothers and sisters have performed a marvellous task
  • these brothers and sisters have shown us the essence of the message of 'waste to wealth' turn into reality
  • In a park at Jhabua, this team has created wonderful artworks out of garbage
  • Many startups in our country too are involving themselves in efforts with an aim to promote the environment
  • Toy recycling is another such field where we can work together
  • Just a few days ago, on August 19, we celebrated Rakshabandhan
  • On that very day, World Sanskrit Day was celebrated globally
  • Even today, a special inclination towards Sanskrit can be observed within the country and equally the world over
  • Fitness is extremely important in our lives
  • To be fit, we have to keep paying attention to our diet, our lifestyles; everything
  • Our society and our country, and their future depends on the health of our children
  • It’s imperative that they keep receiving adequate nutrition
  • Children’s nutrition is a priority for the country
  • A tiny effort on your part will help a lot in the fight again malnutrition 
  • Conversing with you in Mann Ki Baat always fills me up with a lot of joy
  • It feels like I am sharing my thoughts with my family members in an informal manner
  • There is the festive occasion of Janmashtami as well
  • In the beginning of next month, Ganesh Chaturthi too is there
  • The festival of Onam also is about to arrive
  • I extend my greetings on Milad-Un–Nabi 
  • I urge you once again to take precaution in the rainy season
  • The Paralympics are about to begin in Paris in the next few days 
  • Our 'divyang' brothers and sisters have reached there
  • 140 crore Indians are cheering for our athletes and players
  • You too also encourage our players with "#Cheer4bharat”. 
  • We will again connect next month and discuss a lot of subjects
  • Till then, I take leave of you
  • Thank you, Namaskar!

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Here are some of the key details about the Mann Ki Baat radio programme:

What is Mann Ki Baat? What's the significance of PM's monthly radio address to the nation?

Mann Ki Baat airs on All India Radio and various private radio stations and is also available through digital platforms. 

Every espisde of the Mann Ki Baat radio programme assumes gives an insight into the PM's thoughts on a range of subjects.

Typically, the Mann Ki Baat programme touches upon a variety of topics including national issues, social initiatives, and personal reflections.

Why Mann Ki Baat?

The programme is aimed at connecting with the citizens of the country, highlighting the government's achievements, and promoting public participation in national development.

A brief history of Mann Ki Baat

PM Narendra Modi launched the monthly radio address in October 2014, merely weeks into his first term as Prime Minister.

Over the years, Mann Ki Baat has become a significant platform for the Prime Minister to communicate directly with the people of the country.