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[LIVE BLOG] After 4 month break, PM Modi’s first Mann Ki Baat of 2nd term to air today

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After a 4-month break, Prime Minister Narendra’s radio programme Modi Mann Ki Baat will resume today. This will be the first Mann Ki Baat programme in PM Modi’s second consecutive term as the Prime Minister of India. The last episode of Mann Ki Baat was aired on February 24, 2019, days before the Lok Sabha elections were announced. In that episode, Prime Minister had suspended the show for March and April. While doing so, he said that he was doing Confident of his return, PM said that the next episode of Mann Ki Baat will be aired on the last Sunday of May 2019. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the programme was going to resume on June 30 at 11 AM. “30th June, Sunday at 11:00 AM… We will meet once again thanks to the radio, share joy, positivity and celebrate the collective strength of 130 crore Indians. I am sure you have lots to say for . Share it on the NaMo App Open Forum. ” he said in a tweet.    
Sudipp Saaha

I was reading about the collective endeavour in Vellore of Tamil Nadu where 20 thousand women came together to revive the Nag river. I have also read about those women of Garhwal, who are working together on the good work of implementing rainwater harvesting.

Sudipp Saaha

The drainage lines are being fixed in Punjab. The construction of the water-tank in Telangana's Thimmaipalli is changing the lives of the people of the village. There has been a major change through construction of small ponds in the fields at Kabirdham in Rajasthan.

Sudipp Saaha

Several Sarpanchs across the country have taken the lead in water conservation. Entire villages have grasped this opportunity as a collective responsibility. Denizens of villages have become involved in the competition for raising a ‘water temple,’ in their villages .

Sudipp Saaha

I wrote a letter to the Sarpanchs and Gram Pradhans across the country. That in order to save water, to collect water, to save the very drops of the rainwater, they should convene a meeting of the Gram Sabha and sit and discuss this problem with the villagers.

Sudipp Saaha

Water scarcity affects many parts of the country. Only 8% of the water received from rains is harvested. Keeping the importance of water in mind, a new JalShakti Ministry has been created. This will allow for faster decision-making on subjects related to water.

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