Mann Ki Baat always inspires society to work in interest of public: MP Singh

Staff Reporter

People from all walks of life, on Sunday thronged Manas Bhawan to listen to the 100th edition of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’. The enthusiasm for the programme was evident from the jam packed auditorium, with extra chairs being arranged for the large number of people who gathered to listen the event. Interestingly, Member of Parliament Rakesh Singh had to sit on the stairs due to the unavailability of seating space. Expressing views on the occasion, Singh said the Prime Minister’s Mann Ki Baat always inspires society to work in the interest of general public and provides a new direction and energy.

Before start of the programme, MP Singh highlighted that Mann Ki Baat has covered a wide range of topics, including India’s scientific achievements, stories of common citizens, bravery of armed forces, youth-related issues and environmental and natural resource concerns. He also appreciated the Prime Minister's style of communication, which has resulted in an emotional connect with the audience, increased public trust in decisive leadership and developed a sympathetic viewpoint on various subjects. In addition to the main programme, the Bharatiya Janata Party also organised programmes in booths for party workers, intellectuals and citizens to listen to the programme.

Overall, the 100th edition of Mann Ki Baat was a success in the city, with a large number of people from various sections of the society came together to listen to the Prime Minister’s words and inspired from his vision for the country. A number of notable figures, including senior public representatives, representatives from various universities, medical professionals, thinkers and writers, along with members from different business and social organisations participated in the programme.