Dear Mr.PM.our election system should be modified.we have old system to be continued is now peoples are expecting digital system.use biometric and screen play touch to put vote.thnaks.

regarding cpse upgradtion
IF UPGRDATION HAPPENS NON EXECUTIVE EMPLOY WANT TO COMPETITVE WITH A BTECH FRESHER GRADUTE , WORKMEN HAVE LONG 30 YEARS SERVICE LEFT HE WILL DEGRADE ON CARRER GROWTH AND FINANCIALLY ALSO BTECH WILL GO MOVE FASTLY ITS LEADS UN EMPLOYMENT TOTAL INDIA 286 CPSE ITS IMPACT TO FINANICAL DEFICIT. SO PLEASE CREATE ONE COMMITTEE CENTRAL LEVEL TO STUDY OF NONEXECUTIVE POSTS ISSUES.
THIS WILL LEADS E0 BASIC 30000 AS DIPLOMA FRESHER AND E1 AS BTECH PROFFESSIONAL FRESHER WITH
40000 . SO THIS BTECH ASPIRANTS WILL GO PRIVATE FIRM WE WILL NOT GET TALENETED ASPIRANTS IN PSU,
(EXAMPLE) IIT,NIIT ,IIM COMPLETION THEIR GRADUTE WITHS LOT OF EDUCATION LOAN SO THAT THEY WILL GO
FOR GOOD OPPURTUNITY WE CANT USE BRAIN OF INDIA FUTURE .
SO PLEASE CANCEL THIS TYPE UPGRDATION TO CPSE
( PLEASE CONSIDER MY WORDS TO FUTURE OF INDIA ECONOMY SUSTAINABLITY AND CPSE STABLITY )

confidential
respected sir
regarding cpse non executive to executive upgradation:
in India 286 cpse under government control so that every Indian citizen have rights regarding cpse also government getting revenue
if upgradation happens it will affect lot of employs life so please consider by suggestion create one committee to study employ issues of future and career growth.
please cancel this upgrading system on profit making GOV cpse .
this type of upgradation happens lot of unemployment will happen in India due to growing economy status like international level leads less salary of cpse move on talented person will go aboard.(example) a btech fresher aspirants posting as E3 cadre on 60000 basic later E2 as 50000 now E1 as 40000 showing as degrade of salary by same qualification from last 5 years .
how will survive Indian citizen as no 1 population in world . please create one committee future employment will affect badly

Honourable PM Modi ji,
Namaste.
I had submitted 5 main proposals / ideas / programmes for the benefit of respected citizen of India, particularly farmers. No single idea / proposal submitted by me is taken in. Those 5 proposals are:
1. Pension to farmers- it requires to reserve 2%GST collected on farm produce till it reaches consumers...
2. Introduce value based voting system --person who is having all four places same will have 4 points (birth place, native place, work place, domicile place).
3. Introduce New Money "Ruller" i.e. one hundred rupees call it as one Ruller
4. Appoint Gram doctor - to visit 15+5 totally 1
20 houses in the village every day 25 days in a month
5. Ask to ICAR for implementation of Soil testing by using AI in every GP and provide advisory to farmers using static robots

Respected PM sir, Bureaucratic inefficiencies and excessive paperwork have long been a drag on India’s transport sector, particularly in logistics and road freight. Here's how this red tape is disabling the sector: - Truckers often need to obtain numerous permits—state-wise road tax, national permits, pollution certificates, fitness certificates, etc.which vary across states.- This leads to delays at check posts and increases compliance costs.- Inefficient Border Checkpoints.- Despite the GST rollout and e-way bills, many state borders still have manual checks, leading to long queues and idle time for freight vehicles. Transport is governed by multiple agencies: Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, state transport departments, municipal bodies, and traffic police.- Lack of coordination leads to overlapping regulations and inconsistent enforcement.- Manual Documentation- Paper-based systems dominate in many regions, especially for vehicle registration and driving licencing.

A decade of magnificent Digital India. If Digital India can reform Judicial systems, that would be wonderful for common Citizens

Millions of ineligible social schemes beneficiaries eating away hundreds of crores of public money

Laws are amended but judicial systems are in the hands of dirty lawyers

With xtra mile effort, India can become third largest global economy soon

*Respected Prime Minister,*

It is disheartening to note that students studying in prestigious institutions like IITs, IIMs, NITs, and AIIMS are not working for the development of our country, but rather for foreign companies. Our government invests heavily in these institutions, but most students end up working abroad. This situation is detrimental to the country, and we need to formulate policies to retain these students in our country for at least 5 years to work for the nation's development.

Countries like China, Singapore, and Germany have already implemented such policies. Our government spends thousands of crores of public money on these students, but their knowledge is not being utilized for the development of our country and its people. Instead, developed countries are benefiting from their expertise by offering them high salaries. This needs to be stopped immediately, and these students should be assigned projects commensurate with their knowledge and provided with suitable