Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Proposal: National Student-Teacher Credit Framework (NSTCF) Problem: State government schools face acute teacher deficits, while final-year university students seek meaningful experiential learning. Solution: Deploy final-year college students for a 1–2 month teaching stint in nearby government schools (within a 30–50 km radius). Implementation Model: Academic Incentives: Provide university course credits or attendance/exam relaxations instead of salaries, keeping public expenditure minimal. Standardized Prep: A compulsory 1-week online pedagogy course and basic qualification test before deployment. Target-Driven Delivery: Assign specific chapter-completion targets within fixed schedules to ensure syllabus continuity. Youth Impact: Solves rural classroom shortages while inspiring young pupils through energetic, relatable mentorship.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister, I would like to suggest a Disaster Relief Platform that can help strengthen disaster management in our country. The platform can connect citizens, rescue teams, hospitals, NGOs, volunteers and authorities through SOS alerts, real-time maps, location-based help requests and resource coordination. The recent August 2026 floods in Nepal showed how disasters can disrupt roads, essential services and communication, making relief operations more difficult. A platform like this could help India respond faster, coordinate resources more efficiently and provide timely assistance to affected communities. I believe such a system could contribute to building a more connected and disaster-resilient nation.

Respected Hon’ble Prime Minister, I would like to suggest a Disaster Relief Platform that can help strengthen disaster management in our country. The platform can connect citizens, rescue teams, hospitals, NGOs, volunteers and authorities through SOS alerts, real-time maps, location-based help requests and resource coordination. The recent August 2026 floods in Nepal showed how disasters can disrupt roads, essential services and communication, making relief operations more difficult. A platform like this could help India respond faster, coordinate resources more efficiently and provide timely assistance to affected communities. I believe such a system could contribute to building a more connected and disaster-resilient nation.

Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, ​To enhance national road safety and eliminate traffic stress, I propose a simple behavioral initiative called "Formula Forty". ​The Concept: ​Drive at 40 km/h: Maintains controlled city speeds to drastically cut down collision severity and accidents. ​Leave 40 Minutes Early: Creates a buffer margin, eliminating rush-hour panic, signal breaking, and overspeeding. ​Key National Benefits: ​Life Saving & Safety: Protects lives on roads by creating a disciplined driving culture. ​Work Readiness: Reaching 40 minutes early gives time to relax, recharge, and start daily work with a peaceful mindset. ​Fuel & Eco Savings: Steady speed maximizes fuel efficiency, saving money and reducing air pollution. ​I request PM Ji to inspire the nation with "Formula Forty" in Mann Ki Baat for a safer India. GAGAN SHUKLA Suggestion for FORMULA 40... *

My grandfather, Shri Lal Chand Godara of Sirsa, Haryana, is a remarkable example of lifelong learning. A retired Army veteran who served in the 1962, 1965 and 1971 wars, he later served in Haryana’s Transport Department. At 76, he resumed his studies after leaving education unfinished. He completed graduation at 81 and, at 85, completed his MA from IGNOU with 965 out of 1,200 marks. He is now considering a PhD or law degree and remains active in Masters Athletics. His achievement has received wide media attention. Importantly, PTI carried his story on September 20, which was published by leading outlets including The New Indian Express, HT and NDTV, bringing his journey to a national audience. I am his grandson, Arin Godara, and have personally witnessed his dedication. I humbly request that his story be considered for Mann Ki Baat, so his journey may inspire people across India to keep learning, pursuing dreams and setting new goals, regardless of age.

Respected Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, Education is one of the strongest foundations of India’s development and the future of our generation. NEP 2020 has played an important role in bringing significant reforms to our education system. With the same spirit of continuous improvement, I have independently developed the National Holistic Learning and Talent Development Policy (NHLTDP), focusing on holistic development, talent identification, practical learning, creativity, innovation, digital literacy, life skills, values, career guidance, teacher empowerment, competency-based assessment, examination reforms, inclusive education and research. I have already submitted my proposal and formal letter to the Ministry of Education, and the matter is currently under process. I respectfully request that my proposal may kindly receive due consideration and be examined by the appropriate authorities and experts. — Dev Sagar, Developer of NHLTDP

Namskar Sri Narendra Modiji I am Deep Pradhan from Mumbai this is my idea to spread awareness about government initiatives in students It is important for students to understand the current political and policy landscape, as well as government initiatives that directly affect them. For example, even programmes such as Mann Ki Baat, through which citizens can share ideas and suggestions with the Prime Minister, are not known about by many students. We should organise interactive sessions in colleges where students can learn about government initiatives, engage with public representatives and experts, and ask questions directly. We could also create a network of Student Representatives at the college and student-club level who can share verified information and bring students’ questions and concerns to the larger platform. This can create a stronger and more direct connection between students and the government, while encouraging informed and active participation among young citizens.

My 87-year-old mother Smt Leela Bhaskar Bhat is participating in Koti Geeta Lekhan Yagya of Puthige Mutt by writing Bhagwad Geetha. Till date she has written the entire Bhagwad Geetha 7 times in Kannada. This enabled her to fight her old age-related issues of memory loss and loss of sleep. I and my elder sister Vidya Pai encouraged her to write it. Modiji, I request you to mention her name in Mann ki Baat and encourage people to participate in Koti Geeta Yagya and write the Bhagwad Geetha. When we submitted two books written by her at Udupi Mutt in the month of November 2025 along with a copy written by my husband Shri Premanand Shenoy, the Guruji of Puthige Mutt was impressed by her handwriting and presented her with a sari. My mother’s health has considerably improved by writing the Bhagwad Geetha. The doctors treating her are also happy to see the Bhagwad Geetha books written by her. I once again request you to mention my mother’s name in your esteemed Mann Ki Baat programme .

Respected Pradhan mantri ji मैं, सिद्धि सिंह ठाकुर, यह कहना चाहती हूँ कि हमारे देश में आपदाओं और आपातकालीन परिस्थितियों को लेकर, खासकर लड़कियों के बीच, जागरूकता और तैयारी की अभी भी कमी है। इसलिए हर स्कूल और कॉलेज में स्पोर्ट्स की तरह शारीरिक प्रशिक्षण (Physical Training), आत्मरक्षा, प्राथमिक उपचार और आपदा प्रबंधन से जुड़ी ट्रेनिंग को एक अनिवार्य विषय बनाया जाना चाहिए, न कि केवल एक विकल्प। इससे विद्यार्थी आपातकालीन परिस्थितियों में खुद को सुरक्षित रखने के साथ-साथ दूसरों की मदद करने के लिए भी बेहतर तरीके से तैयार हो सकेंगे।

I feel that Mann Ki Baat is a useful platform for sharing inspiring stories, achievements and important messages with people across India. It highlights the contributions of ordinary citizens, encourages social awareness and promotes positive ideas. I especially appreciate how it brings attention to different communities, traditions and initiatives from across the country. It can continue to be meaningful by encouraging more participation and sharing diverse voices and experiences.