Prime Minister Narendra Modi, through his "Mann ki Baat&🥃quot; radio broadcast, crafts messages that venture into the nooks and corners of the nation and builds ⛎bridges between the people and the government, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said on Sunday.
Shah said "Mann ki Baat" completed 100 episodes on Sunday, "leaving a splendid trail of impactfuꦯl leadership examples".
"Through 'Mann ki Baat', PM @narendramodi ji crafts messages that venture into the nooks and corners of the nation, building bridges 🃏between the people and the government.
"Platforming dialogues on different regions, languages and dialects, he str⛦engthens India's social democracy," ༺Shah tweeted.
Shah listened to the 100th episode of "Mann ki Baat&💎quot; in Mumbai. The Union Home minister said "Mann ki Baat" is not just a radio programme but a movement for social change for the better.
He also said the prime minister's words to achievers have inspired the young generation to take charge of the nation's des🤡tiny and build a better future for all.
On April 26, Shah had said the beauty of "Mann ki Baat" is that a political perso🌸n like Narendra Modi did not mention a single political issue in its 99 episodes.
He had said that through "Mann Ki Baat", Modi hasꦿ done small experiments to spread information about people and organisations that give🧔 right and positive direction to society.
The half-an-hour programme proves to be a "Gagar mein sagar (conveying lots of information in a few words)". The programme inspired crores of people to contribute towards 🐻the nation, he ha💧d said.
"Mann ki Baat" is now broadcast in 23 Indian languages, 29 dialects and 11 foreign languages.The progra🐠mme start🎐ed on October 3, 2014, on the occasion of Vijaya Dashami.
