Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked people to avoid using polythene bags which harm the environment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the people of the nation on the last Sunday of every month through a program called “Mann Ki Baat”. Accordingly, the last Sunday of September, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his speech, People from all parts of the country have expressed happiness over the return of chives to India. Indians are proud and happy. A team has been set up to monitor the mosquitos and monitor visitor visits. People can give their thoughts on naming them. It would be great if we named them in accordance with our heritage, and we can also comment on how humans should treat animals. The world has accepted that yoga is beneficial for physical and mental well-being. India will become a TB-free nation by 2025. People should support local business and buy local products. India has reached many heights in disabled sports. Many are working to build self-confidence and create awareness about fitness among the differently-abled. It has been decided to name Chandigarh Airport after Bhagat Singh. Names of freedom fighters should be remembered in New India’s journey.
People should avoid using polythene bags which affect the environment. Alternatively, bags made from jute, cotton and banana fibers can be used. Climate change is a major threat to marine ecosystems. Garbage dumped on our beaches is alarming. Dealing with such problems is a huge challenge.
Today, when it comes to Indian toys, they are echoing everywhere as the voice of our country’s development and now people should know that the number of toys from foreign countries is continuously decreasing in India, Prime Minister Modi said while inaugurating the 91st edition of Mann Ki Baat. Speaking further, he said during the speech that the toys manufactured in India are made to reflect both the tradition and nature of India and are being exported in large quantities. Currently India to foreign countries Rs.2600 crore worth of toys are being exported. He further said that India’s toy companies are working with the world’s leading toy manufacturers and India is growing as a superpower by taking the top spot in toy exports.
