Mann Ki Baat: PM Narendra Modi to address 82nd edition on October 24

“Mann Ki Baat” is the Prime Minister’s monthly radio address, which is broadcast on the last Sunday of every month, although this time the program will be broadcast on the second last Sunday of the month.

“This month, #MannKiBaat will be on 24th. I invite all of you to share your thoughts for this month’s episode. Write on NaMo App, @mygovindia or 1800- to record your message. Dial 11-7800,” tweeted. PM Modi.

In his Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi underscored the importance of rainwater harvesting in Indian culture, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday comparing the traditional festivals of Jal-Jilani Ekadashi and terrace to the National Water Mission’s (NWM) campaign “Catch the”. Ren”.

“The western parts of India, especially Gujarat and Rajasthan, face water scarcity and drought. In Gujarat, people celebrate ‘Jal-Jilani Ekadashi’ at the beginning of the rainy season, it is similar to As we say today. ‘Catch the rain’… to collect every drop of water. The festival of Chhath is celebrated in Bihar and other parts of the East,” PM Modi said on the 81st of the monthly radio program ‘Mann Ki’. Said during his address in the episode. Thing’.

He said that Indian scriptures explicitly disapprove “the slightest” of polluting rivers, and that our traditions have been in sync with the idea.

The Prime Minister expressed hope that before the festival, river banks are cleaned and ghats are repaired, adding, “We can make our rivers pollution free with the collective effort and cooperation of all.”

National Water Mission (NWM) campaign “Catch the Rain” with the tagline “Catch the Rain, Where Falls, When Falls” aims at motivating States and stakeholders to build Rain Water Harvesting Structures (RWHS) suitable for climatic conditions. and sub-soil levels before monsoon.

The program will be telecast on the entire network of All India Radio and Doordarshan and also on All India News and Mobile App.