Mann Ki Baat Updates: PM Modi Is Addressing The Country

Mann Ki Baat Updates. PM Modi said – The strength of our farmers is the basis of self-reliant India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing the country through the radio program Mann Ki Baat.

During this, PM Modi said that today two yards have become a mandatory requirement. The whole world is undergoing changes during the Corona era.

This crisis has served to connect families. He said that the country’s agricultural sector, our farmers, our villages are the basis of self-reliant India. If they are strong then the foundation of self-reliant India will be strong.

Mann Ki Baat Updates:

The power to sell vegetables anywhere

PM Modi said today, farmers in the village are earning two and a half to three lakhs per acre annually by cultivating sweet corn and baby corn. These farmers have the power to sell their fruits and vegetables anywhere, to anyone and this power is the basis of their progress.

Story tradition

I lived as a family for a long time in my life. It was my life. New villages, new people, new families every day. Storytelling, or anecdote in India, has been a rich tradition.

We have a tradition of fiction here. This is the ancient method of telling religious stories: PM Modi

The tradition of telling folklore

The history of stories is as old as human civilization. To feel the power of the story, listen to a mother telling stories while feeding her children. We have a tradition of narrating various folk tales.

Karnataka and Kerala have a very interesting method of telling stories, it is called Billu text: PM Modi

Toys mentioned in the new education policy

Let us know that last time on 30 August, PM Modi addressed the country through the Mann Ka Baat program. In this program, PM Modi gave his views on many issues such as toys, mobile games, agriculture festival, nutrition, quality of domestic dogs.

Referring to toys in the new education policy, PM Modi had said that learning in sports, visiting children where toys are made has been included in the curriculum. This will increase children’s ability and creativity.

They can include everyone from start-up to small, small, medium, big so that India can also participate in the global market of 7 lakh crores.