PM Modi Pushes For 'Made in India' Products This Festive Season On 'Mann Ki Baat'

In his 114th episode of "Mann Ki Baat", Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the 10th anniversary of his popular radio show. The prime minister praised woman farmers for their efforts in water conservation and expressed gratitude to those who send letters and suggestions for the program every month.

Modi also highlighted the importance of water conservation, noting that the recent rainfall in various parts of the country reminds us of its significance. He also commended the "Create in India" initiative, a unique program by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to nurture talent and creativity.

The prime minister emphasized the importance of planting saplings, citing the success of the "Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam" initiative. He noted that when collective participation and determination come together, it produces remarkable results for society.

In a nostalgic tone, Modi began his address by saying that this episode would bring back old memories, as "Mann Ki Baat" is completing 10 years. He also mentioned a campaign to give a new identity to the Santhali language through digital innovation.

Modi recalled the repatriation of ancient artefacts by the US and urged everyone to be proud of their invaluable heritage. He emphasized the importance of development and preservation, saying "Vikas Bhi, Virasat Bhi".

In his concluding remarks, Modi wished everyone a happy festive season and urged them to buy "Made In India" products during the celebrations. He emphasized that buying only local products, such as clay-made lamps, would not be enough to support local traders; instead, people should buy a range of products.

Union Minister and BJP national president JP Nadda listened to PM Modi's radio program. The prime minister took to social media to express his gratitude to listeners, saying that "Mann Ki Baat" has become a unique platform that celebrates the spirit of India and showcases the collective strength of the nation.