Celebrating a Decade of Mann Ki Baat: Inspiring India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat' celebrates its 10th anniversary, showcasing India's collective strength and positive stories. Modi reflects emotionally on the journey, emphasizing water conservation, returning ancient artifacts, and the success of the 'Swachh Bharat' mission. The broadcast is a platform for inspiring examples and national unity.

With 'Mann Ki Baat' nearing its 10-year milestone, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the program's unique appeal on Sunday, debunking the notion that only sensational or negative news garners attention. Instead, he noted, the monthly radio broadcast has proven that the nation craves positive stories and inspirational examples.

In the latest episode, described as 'emotional,' Modi reflected on the show's decade-long journey, which began on Vijayadashami, October 3rd, 10 years ago. He praised listeners as the true anchors of the program and highlighted various societal contributions covered over the years.

The Prime Minister also touched on efforts to conserve water, including initiatives by women in Jhansi, UP, and Madhya Pradesh's Raipura Village. He thanked all involved in the program's success and spoke about the significance of returning ancient artifacts retrieved from the US, while also lauding the 10-year anniversary of the 'Swachh Bharat' mission.