GG News Bureau
New Delhi, 25th Feb. This month’s Mann Ki Baat, normally held on the last Sunday of the month, is being delivered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in its 110th edition.
PM Modi stated, “Who would have thought till a few years ago that in our country, women living in villages would also fly drones?” in the 110th edition of “Mann ki Baat.” However, this is starting to happen now. Every village is talking about Drone Didi these days; everyone is saying, “Namo Drone Didi, Namo Drone Didi.” They are the topic of conversation among all.” “A few days later, on March 3rd, is World Wildlife Day,” PM Modi continued. The purpose of this day’s celebration is to raise public awareness of the need to conserve wildlife. The World Wildlife Day theme this year places a high premium on digital innovation.”
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Modi went on to applaud the empowerment of women, saying that “Nari Shakti” is advancing in all spheres of life. Mann Ki Baat has developed into an important platform that encourages and empowers social cohesion.
“The number of tigers in the country has increased due to the government’s efforts over the last few years,” states Prime Minister Modi. The count of tigers in Chandrapur, Maharashtra’s Tiger Reserve has surpassed 250. At the boundary between the village and the forest, cameras have been installed.
With the aid of AI, the villagers are alerted on their mobile phones whenever a tiger approaches.”
In an earlier episode, the Prime Minister discussed the ten-year journey of “Mann Ki Baat” and emphasized the transformative power of radio, mentioning specifically the program’s influence in Hamar Hathi-Hamar Goth, Chhattisgarh.
