Priya Bharti 
PM Narendra Modi’s working style and love towards the nation are worth appreciation. He is the only PM who invites people to share their ideologies. This time it’s not about the Mann Ki Baat program, like last year time also Mr. Modi has asked the public for something new. Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday invited recommendations and ideas from people for his Independence Day speech.
“Your considerations will resonate from the ramparts of the Red Fort. What are your inputs for PM @narendramodi’s speech on 15th August? Share them on @mygovindia,” PM’s Office tweeted on Friday.
Seconds after the tweet, people started to post their ideas. “…
Declare a mission program to vaccinate all teaching & non-teaching staff in schools …Children are the future & they need peer interactions, they need to meet in person, they need to be back in schools. That’ll be your biggest gift to the future!” wrote Twitter user Sumeet Mehta.
In the meantime, many netizens suggested talking on the Pegasus issue, the Rafale inquiry, the fuel price hike, the controversial farm laws, and more.
The PM has frequently asked citizens to suggest thoughts for his public addresses. Last year as well he looked for suggestions from people for his Independence Day speech. Two weeks back, he asked people “which are the themes that interest” them and therefore need them to be talked of during the PM’s month-to-month radio address Mann ki Baat. His call for suggestions had gotten over 3,000 responses on Twitter alone.
