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'Not less than a pilgrimage’: PM Modi marks 12 years of Mann Ki Baat
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What Happened?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated 12 years of his radio program Mann Ki Baat, calling it a 'pilgrimage' that honors the contributions of citizens. He urged cleanliness ahead of upcoming festivals.
Key points
- PM Modi described Mann Ki Baat as a pilgrimage that helps him understand people's efforts.
- The program started 12 years ago on Vijayadashami and has continued uninterrupted.
- He emphasized the importance of cleanliness ahead of Diwali and Chhath festivals.
- Modi highlighted community efforts in Uttarakhand to revive the Heval river.
- He noted that respecting nature and cleanliness are responsibilities passed down through generations.
Key insights
- Mann Ki Baat serves as a platform for citizens to share their stories and contributions.
- The emphasis on cleanliness may lead to increased community engagement during festivals.
- Highlighting local initiatives like the Heval river revival could inspire similar efforts nationwide.
Why it matters
The program highlights the importance of community involvement in environmental conservation.
Entities
Narendra Modi· PersonMann Ki Baat· EventDiwali· EventChhath· EventUttarakhand· StateHeval River· Location
Source
Times of India
