These days food adulteration is rampant in India. This can be tackled only through a combination of strict enforcement, public awareness and responsible consumer behaviour. Government agencies must strengthen regular inspections, laboratory testing and swift punishment of those who deliberately adulterate food. Food manufacturers and traders should be made more accountable through transparent quality-control systems and traceability of products. At the same time, consumers need to be educated to identify suspicious products, check labels, expiry dates and certification marks, and report violations. Genuine reporting should be encouraged by incentives and punishment including life imprisonment should be made to violators. Stronger enforcement, modern testing technology and active citizen participation can together make safe and pure food a shared national responsibility. Involve NGOs in spreading this idea into the community.

Respected Prime Minister Modi ji, Namaskar! I am a student from Gujarat. I would like to share my thoughts about the future of India’s youth. Today, many young students are interested in technology, artificial intelligence, digital skills and innovation. I request you to continue encouraging students to learn new skills along with their regular education. I also believe that students should get more opportunities to learn practical skills, explore new technologies and turn their ideas into useful solutions for society. Guidance, skill development and access to technology can help the youth become confident and contribute to a stronger and developed India. Please continue inspiring the young generation through Mann Ki Baat and giving importance to the ideas and dreams of students. Thank you for listening to the voice of the youth. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳 Zainab Saiyed

Respected Sir, Pranam! I request the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Office to kindly look into the persistent problem of people living homeless on roadsides and pavements across Indian cities. Although government schemes exist for their shelter and rehabilitation, many people continue to live on the streets for years. I request the PMO to review the implementation of these programmes and take appropriate measures to ensure that homeless persons are provided not merely temporary shelter, but meaningful and sustainable rehabilitation with dignity. Yours faithfully, Debanjan Ghosh

“Modi ji, my idea is an Eye Tiredness App for India’s digital generation. It helps people track eye discomfort, reminds them to take healthy screen breaks using the 20-20-20 rule, provides guided relaxation exercises, and tracks their progress. My goal is to turn awareness into daily preventive eye-care habits and make Digital India a healthier India.”

Respected Sir, I am a certified Yoga Trainer from Skill India, from Cachar Silchar Assam. I do home yoga training. People prefer home wellness training but we lack an official platform. I suggest Govt create a verified portal for certified Yoga/Fitness trainers like home repair apps. Citizens can book, nearest trainer will visit. Benefits: 1) Employment for youth 2) Tax for Govt 3) Job security and real experience for skilled trainers.

Date: September 6, 2026 Source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Summary: MIT engineers have developed injectable “mini livers” designed to help support people whose failing livers can no longer perform essential jobs. Instead of replacing the damaged organ, the approach injects liver cells together with tiny hydrogel spheres and supportive cells, creating a pocket of functioning tissue that can connect to the bloodstream Please ensure India innovates similarly or buys the technology for indian hospitals.

Sir, I have two issues regarding Cachar (Silchar), Assam: 1. There is no proper shooting range in the Barak Valley region of Assam, and Khelo India activities are not visible at the ground level. If a funded shooting range is provided, we students can practice properly. 2. If sports is made compulsory at college and higher secondary level, the new generation will stay away from drugs and other offences, remain active and be self-motivated to grow and achieve.

To: Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Subject: Request to Keep UPI & RuPay Permanently Zero-MDR Respected Pradhan Mantri Ji, You have made UPI the world's largest real-time payment revolution. Today even the US Federal Reserve wants to link its FedNow with our UPI to make the $40 Billion remittance corridor instant and cheap. Recently, the Taxation and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026 passed on 10th August has created an enabling provision to levy MDR on UPI. While Finance Minister has assured that consumers and small merchants will remain free, this letter is a humble request to keep this assurance permanent. 1. Cost:* UPI = 216 Billion txn/year x Rs. 0.40 = ~Rs. 12,000 crore/year. Govt gives only ~Rs. 3,500 cr incentive. 2. Cash logistics saving Rs. 26,000 cr, GST collection doubled to 2.1 Lakh Cr/month, Jan Dhan balance increased. 3. Risk of 0.3% MDR:* Vendor will say "Cash Rs. 100, UPI Rs. 100.30" and trust will break Please declare UPI & RuPay permanently Zero-MDR

Please look into it

Honourable Prime Minister ji, Requesting you to recognise Dr.Rajesh Kishan Rao, Professor of Cardiac Surgery at Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, Bengaluru. Born and brought up in Gangavathi, Karnataka, Dr\. Rajesh witnessed the hardships faced by economically disadvantaged families in accessing healthcare. This inspired him to dedicate his career to making advanced cardiac care affordable and accessible. He has pioneered cost-effective minimally invasive cardiac surgery, performing 800+ procedures, with over 95% provided free to disadvantaged patients through government healthcare schemes. His innovative traction technique enables complex procedures using standard surgical instruments, reducing dependence on costly specialised equipment. Warm regards,