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01/09/2026 - 10:00
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30/09/2026 - 23:45
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Shaheed Bhagat Singh was not only a symbol of courage and patriotism but also a young thinker who believed in learning and contributing to society. His ideas continue to inspire generations of Indians to take an active role in shaping the nation.
Shaheed Bhagat Singh believed that ideas are more powerful than weapons. Today, how can the power of ideas, knowledge, and innovation be harnessed by the youth to shape the India of tomorrow?
Reflect on how values such as patriotism, courage, critical thinking, social responsibility, and active citizenship can empower young Indians to contribute towards a stronger, more progressive, and developed India.
1 month ago
Shaheed Bhagat Singh the main pillar of our freedom movement against British raj will always remain our inspiration in the field of nation building especially for the youths. Absolutely right the ideas are more powerful than weapons. This quote from Bhagat Singh inspires youth to become more dedicated and active participant for their country. Patriotism is above all. Youth should love their country like Shaheed Bhagat Singh. Youth should make initiatives for the progress betterment of country.
1 month ago
Respected Narendra Modi Ji! Shashtang Pranaam to such a great leader! However, this message is for our kids and the younger generation. Guys, I request you all to please follow the protocol. Instead of directly hopping on to the “protest” bandwagon, please look for the right ways that are at your disposal to escalate something. For example, we have multiple channels now to approach the respective entity at fault, and if not anything, we have the “PG PORTAL”, where you can reach out to the government in a decent way, as civilized and educated people would do. Of course, if no one hears you, or if you are left unheard or broken, and unethical is being done consistently, forget about protests; even igniting a war is ethical because life without rights, freedom, and honour is worse than even death. And if the death’s the destiny, let it be; it should be! But trust me, in my over 4 decades of life, I have never seen such an efficient system. Loving it immensely.
1 month ago
Respected Narendra Modi Ji, our beloved Prime Minister, who has given us the feeling that we belong to this country and the country belongs to us.
I have a suggestion. Now that we already have so many “Sulabh Sauchalay” centers, we can use human waste to generate electricity, as many cities around the world already do. Instead of letting sewage become an environmental hazard, modern waste-to-energy technologies turn human excreta (feces and urine) into a renewable power source. Not just that, the byproducts and residuals can be a great source of high-quality manure. The best part is that if the right systems are built, though they involve initial investment, waste from homes can also be utilized.
1 month ago
Respected Narendra Modi Ji, Thanks for being such a great leader and giving us a sense of belonging. I have a suggestion. I already shared it on the 15th Sepetmber on your app in the Mann ki Baat "Your Views" section. However, the app got updated and now I cannot locate my suggestion. I have a request. Please launch the Kinner Regiment in the Indian Defence. This will not just be a great initiative for such promising people, but will also benefit us with their extraordinary talent. Also, this will set an exemplary precedent by the Indian Government towards Diversity and Inclusion. Regards- Preety
1 month ago
Shaheed Bhagat Singh showed that age should never be a barrier to having ideas, taking responsibility and contributing to society. I am 9-year-old Harnaaz Kaur from Jalandhar, Punjab—a roller skater, hula-hoop record holder, writer and author of *The Last Empty Playground*.
Inspired by my own journey, I started **“Reduce Screen Time with Sports”**, encouraging children to spend less unnecessary time on screens and more time playing sports, learning skills and discovering their talents.
I believe today's youth can help build India's future by turning their talents into positive action. Schools should encourage children to identify a problem around them and create small initiatives to help others.
**Don't wait to become an adult to make a difference. Start with the talent, idea and opportunity you have today.**
1 month ago
Vision 2036, no time to lose . Youth population have limited time . Focus on national development, national goal .
Bhagat aing did what he want now we need more youth to work collaboratively with no personal interest, focus on work because we have limited time , we have no time to think about anything else.
Give respectful history to your upcoming generations.
This is the alarming time for every single youngsters. There are lot of challenges let's solve them all .
1 month ago
Proposal of an idea which starts from the opening of semi government multi-speciality buildings in every district.
Salary of employees will be same as private sectors accordingly location of cities and states , positive lead is that people will get Identity as semi government employees, that is more valuable to them than salary .
In these buildings there will be multiple branches :
1) Research and development ( purple revolution) , etc.
2) local production/manufacturing industries for local products.
3) International Data
4) security , innovation etc.
5) corporate management of goverment assets and revenues that can be generated through local productions.
Core idea will be the flow of money within our country , it will barricades the flow of money out side of our country.
District to state to national level
Every District → Identifies Its Potential
Every Skill → Finds Productive Application
Every Young Person → Has an Opportunity to Contribute
Every Region → Develop
1 month ago
1) Practical Ownership of Shared Spaces (Cleaning & Upkeep)
- Integrate daily 15-to-20-minute classroom and campus care routines managed directly by students from Class 1 onwards (modeled on global best practices like Japan’s O-soji).
- Daily maintenance of learning environments ensures that preserving public property, waste segregation, and park upkeep become lifelong habits.
2) Public Behavior & Civic Muscle Memory
- Conduct outdoor modules on road safety, lane discipline, queue etiquette, public transit decorum, and environmental upkeep in coordination with local traffic police and civil defense.
3) Essential Life Skills & National Resilience
- Embed age-appropriate modules covering basic financial literacy (taxes, budgets, indirect tax mechanisms), nutrition, emergency first aid, cooking, and home upkeep.
- Include mandatory outdoor camping, Scouting/Guiding, or basic civil defense training to foster physical endurance, self-reliance, and national pride
1 month ago
Comprehensive Proposal for Ground-Level Civic Reform: Integrating Practical Civic Discipline into School Curricula and Rural/Agricultural Outreach
I am writing to submit an expanded policy proposal aimed at building long-term national discipline, civic responsibility, and public trust across all sections of Indian society. This could be true salute to Bhagat Singh
While legal enforcement and infrastructure expansion continue to advance our nation, true transformation requires a foundational shift in public behavior. To effectively eliminate public vandalism, traffic chaos, civic negligence, and disrespect for shared infrastructure, civic education must reach classrooms to engage our urban and rural, agricultural, and non-formal adult populations.
Core Pillars
1) School & Higher Education Framework (Next-Generation Foundation)
2) Implementation Strategy under the National Education Policy (NEP) & Ministry of Panchayati Raj
3) Rural, Agricultural & Adult Outreach
1 month ago
Shaheed Bhagat Singh was far more than a courageous revolutionary who faced the gallows at the age of 23; he was an insightful thinker whose vision for the youth remains profoundly relevant today. Bhagat Singh believed that young people were the true architects of a nation's future, possessing the energy, idealism, and passion required to break away from stagnant traditions and build a progressive society.
For today’s youth, Bhagat Singh’s vision offers a powerful framework grounded in three core principles: rationality, social equality, and active engagement.
First, he championed critical thinking and scientific temperament. Bhagat Singh urged young minds to challenge dogmas, discard blind superstitions, and question authority. In an era often overwhelmed by misinformation and polarization, his call to reason encourages today’s youth to seek truth, cultivate intellectual curiosity, base their decisions on evidence and justice.
Second his vision extended far beyond removing foreign
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