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Interview Record and Share the Childhood Memories of your Grandparents

Start Date :
Jun 29, 2020
Last Date :
Jul 15, 2020
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Create a film about your grandparents, and share it with us! ...

Create a film about your grandparents, and share it with us!

In the latest episode of Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Indian children to engage with their grandparents and ask them about their life as children: what sports they played, which theatre or cinema they went to, which relatives they visited, festivals they celebrated, and so on.

These stories would not just take the children to India back then, but also be an invaluable treasure for the family, to be cherished forever.

Here’s an opportunity for all children (and adults too), to interview their loved Dada-Dadis, Nana-Nanis or any other elder in the family, like ‘cub reporters’; video record the same; and share with the MyGov family!

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1. Please upload your film on your youtube channel.
2. Login to MyGov/my submission.
3. In the comment section, copy-paste your film youtube link here.

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Vishal Nakrani
Vishal Nakrani 5 years 7 months ago
हमरे देश में गुजोर्गो के बिना छोटे बच्चो को रखना बहुत कठिन होता है, वहीं उसके संस्कार का प्रतीक बनता है मा बाप का साथ तो हमेशा रहेगा परन्तु दादादादी का साथ मिलने पर बच्चो के भविष्य पर अनोखी दुनिया बनती हैं ।
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Vishnu Kumar
Vishnu Kumar 5 years 7 months ago
I am feeling excited about sharing experiences of our grandparents. now till our memory is gradually increasing for past memories. I am getting so much love and affection towards grandparents till now. as said that old is gold it is really true. grandparents is just like pot of golden in the form of suggestion love experiences and world's situation only due to own long journey in the way of life
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Chandrasekaran KS
Chandrasekaran KS 5 years 7 months ago
I have learned from my uncle regarding respect of ladies. My uncle always says me that don not touch ladies with or without any reason even she is your sister. My school days my teacher always says me that "live for others" & don't for yourself. When you are young leave for your father,0 mother & your brothers, do what ever you can for them and don't expect anything. After marriage you are a deduct yr duties give good health and wealth to your wife & child upto your life.
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GAIKWAD AVINASH PRABHAKAR
GAIKWAD AVINASH PRABHAKAR 5 years 7 months ago
My grandma and grandma was farmers👳👳👳💦 in control aurangabad from father side, beed gevrai. And mother side grandma and grandpa was poor labour in Pune, they are carefully me, when I was childhood. But father from grandpa👴, wasn't seen him, when he was alive on earth. Let's I saw my grandma, she was 115 year's old, she one ☝ incidents her leg falling. She was 💀 dead. Today I never🙅 saw my grandma and grandma👵. Thanks giving me your value able ⌚time. Regarding, Avinash Prabhakar Gaikw
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Alok
Alok 5 years 7 months ago
Respected PM,We all know how difficult it is to isolate grand parents or senior citizens from social world.Just sharing about my mother in law who wants to go to temple during Shravana month.As we all know how vulnerable they are to coronavirus.Besides ,if something is imposed by government we should follow. To keep her engage and all other grandparents we have made an attempt to convince them.Hope you will like it.
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Devang Rohit
Devang Rohit 5 years 7 months ago
My grandmother is alive & my grandfather was dead in 1996. My grandmother told me they had never fight for land even in their time no one was theft their things. They loved to drive BullGadi, they played with Bulls & Cow, Amali-pipadi on trees & flying sting, home made polythene ball or wooden ball for heating eachother game or nagri game, etc They took care of cows & Bull to do paint their horn, every day washed, they had fixed 2 times food in a day. They allowed vacation 7 days at Mama's, masi
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APURVA RAI
APURVA RAI 5 years 7 months ago
My grandparents are not alive today. In fact my grandfather late Mahtab Rai (younger brother of novelist Munshi Premchand) passed away even before I was born. That generation was privileged to live in undivided India, move freely from Karachi, Lahore to Dahaka. Wish we could also see those days. Though Karachi sounds bit difficult to access it should not be difficult to bring Dhaka to our fold. Some diplomacy and Bangladesh could once again become our own East Bengal. Do I expect too much?
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