Prime Minister Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' 107th episode Broadcast: Community Engagement Beyond Borders

Prime Minister Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' continues its impactful engagement, reaching a global audience through various platforms like Doordarshan, YouTube, and regional languages. With a focus on 'vocal for local' and diverse topics, the program aims to unite communities, celebrating changemakers and inspiring positive actions.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to deliver the 107th episode of his widely acclaimed monthly radio program, 'Mann Ki Baat,' today, November 26. This edition is broadcasting across various channels, including Akashvani, Doordarshan, and multiple online platforms, starting at 11 am.

The program, a crucial part of the government's citizen-outreach initiative, resonates globally, reaching audiences through the AIR News website, the NewsOnAir mobile app, and Narendra Modi Mobile App. Moreover, it is also live-streamed on YouTube channels like AIR News, DD News, PMO, and the Information and Broadcasting Ministry's channels.

Highlighting societal themes, in the previous 106th episode, PM Modi emphasized the 'vocal for local' campaign, urging prioritization of local products during festivals. He also discussed the Amrit Kalash Yatras and plans to create an 'Amrit Vatika' in Delhi with sacred soil.

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'Mann Ki Baat' has emerged as a bridge across diverse sectors like women, youth, and farmers, fostering community action and recognizing unsung heroes globally. It has shed light on individuals making significant contributions, previously unnoticed.

Furthermore, the program showcases a diverse spectrum of topics ranging from climate change to culture, fostering awareness and unity among citizens. PM Modi's vision for 'Mann Ki Baat' aims to knit the nation together, fostering development and inclusivity.

This program, aired in over 22 Indian languages and 11 foreign languages, along with 29 dialects, reaches over 100 crore people. Studies indicate its direct impact on inspiring positive actions and recognizing grassroots-level achievements. 'Mann Ki Baat' remains a pivotal monthly engagement, fostering societal discourse and unity.