Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 134th episode [1] of his monthly radio program "Mann Ki Baat" this Sunday at 11 a.m. [2].
The broadcast serves as a direct communication link between the head of government and the citizenry. By sharing stories from across the country, the program aims to highlight local achievements and discuss national issues without the mediation of traditional press conferences.
The episode will be broadcast nationwide via All India Radio (Akashvani), DD News, and various digital channels [2]. This multi-platform approach ensures the message reaches both rural populations relying on radio and urban audiences using internet-based streaming.
According to the program's objectives, the Prime Minister uses these sessions to discuss key issues and achievements [3]. He also shares voices from people across the country, a practice intended to foster a sense of national unity and grassroots engagement.
This specific installment marks the 134th time [1] the Prime Minister has utilized this format to engage with the public. The consistency of the monthly schedule has turned the broadcast into a predictable fixture of the Indian political calendar.
Listeners and viewers can tune in at 11 a.m. [2] to hear the latest updates and reflections from the Prime Minister. The broadcast typically blends government policy updates with anecdotal stories of individual citizens who have contributed to social or environmental causes.
“Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 134th episode of his monthly radio program.”
The continuation of 'Mann Ki Baat' underscores the Indian government's preference for direct-to-consumer communication. By bypassing traditional journalistic questioning, the Prime Minister can control the narrative and set the national agenda through a curated selection of success stories and policy highlights.
