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      3. Share Your Ideas and Suggestions for PM Shri Narendra Modi’s Independence Day Speech 2026

      Share Your Ideas and Suggestions for PM Shri Narendra Modi’s Independence Day Speech 2026

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      Share Your Ideas and Suggestions for PM Shri Narendra Modi’s Independence Day Speech 2026
      Start Date 26/07/2026 - 16:00
      End Date 12/08/2026 - 23:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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      On 15th August every year, the Prime Minister speaks from the ramparts of the Red Fort and lays out the government's programmes and policies. Over the last few years, the Hon’ble Prime Minister has directly invited ideas and suggestions from citizens for the Independence Day Speech. Similarly, this year too the Prime Minister invites citizens to contribute their inputs for New India. So, now you have the opportunity to tell your ideas, give word to your suggestions and crystallize your vision. PM Narendra Modi may pick up some of the ideas in his speech on 15th August.

      chanda.nagraj@gmail.com
      CHANDA NAGARAJU
      4 weeks ago

      Dear Modi ji 1. National Civic Service Programme – Encourage every student to complete a set number of hours in community service before graduation. 2. Know Your India Mission – Educational tours to historical sites, border areas, scientific institutions, and cultural heritage locations. 3. Adopt a Martyr's Family Initiative – Schools and communities support and honor the families of armed forces personnel who made the supreme sacrifice. 4. Patriotic Innovation Challenge – Motivate students to develop solutions for national issues such as water conservation, clean energy, cyber security, healthcare, and agriculture. 5. Digital Patriot Campaign – Teach citizens to identify misinformation, promote cyber hygiene, and use technology responsibly to strengthen national security.

      chanda.nagraj@gmail.com
      CHANDA NAGARAJU
      4 weeks ago

      Dear Modi ji Sub: Speak about Inculcating Good Values in Students and Citizens A developed India is not built only with modern technology, strong infrastructure, or economic growth. It is built on the strength of its people's character. The true foundation of Viksit Bharat @2047 lies in our values.. These values are the greatest wealth a nation can pass on to its next generation. Our schools are not only places to prepare students for examinations; they are places to prepare them for life. Along with mathematics, science, and technology, we must teach integrity, kindness, empathy, environmental responsibility, and digital ethics. Let every classroom become a place where good character is nurtured every day. and stidemts success is measured not only by the marks you score or the salary you earn, but by the values you uphold and the lives you touch. Together, let us build an India where every heart is filled with kindness, every action reflects integrity.

      Ajeet_639
      Ajeet_639
      4 weeks ago

      Faceless assessment for tax returns/ issues, issue of passports are two milestone features which have helped contain corruption. My suggestion is about similar use of online sysytems in the matters related to Road transport, namely MV tax. If a vehicle is transferred to different state, online NOC is possible. Based on this the vehicle is re-registered in new state, the details are accessible to the RTO in new state. The vehicle owner has to pay MV tax in new state, again one time. Thus MV tax for one vehicle het paid in two states. System of refund of unutilised M V Tax is very vague and is not complied by the RTO of previous state. My suggestion is that all the details are available at Parivahan website (database), so previous RTO should refund the unutilised MV Tax as per the record in the Parivahan data base. (Analogy Tax refund) Yes, a provision for owner to lodge an online claim should be made and that should trigger the refund process. Corruption will surely be contained.

      Ajeet_639
      Ajeet_639
      4 weeks ago

      Faceless assessment for tax returns/ issues, issue of passports are two milestone features which have helped contain corruption. My suggestion is about similar use of online sysytems in the matters related to Road transport, namely MV tax. If a vehicle is transferred to different state, online NOC is possible. Based on this the vehicle is re-registered in new state, the details are accessible to the RTO in new state. The vehicle owner has to pay MV tax in new state, again one time. Thus MV tax for one vehicle het paid in two states. System of refund of unutilised M V Tax is very vague and is not complied by the RTO of previous state. My suggestion is that all the details are available at Parivahan website (database), so previous RTO should refund the unutilised MV Tax as per the record in the Parivahan data base. (Analogy Tax refund) Yes, a provision for owner to lodge an online claim should be made and that should trigger the refund process. Corruption will surely be contained.

      Ameyparanjape
      Ameyparanjape
      4 weeks ago

      I have two point both are related two education 1 same education policy in all school either they government or private let me explain Up 10 class Point 1)3 language 1 english 2 marathi (regional language) and hindi or sanskrit (language never teach in other languages they must be thought in original form) Point 2) history and geography must be teach in local language Point 3 ) maths and science must be teach in english (it is international need) By this we save crore of rupees of general middle class people and also it will shows equality My second suggestions is End of education from india by caste basis because open caste people haven't the capacity to teach their ward in private institute by this open cast student suffer from too much mental and psychological presure

      Ajeet_639
      Ajeet_639
      4 weeks ago

      Faceless assessment for tax returns/ issues, issue of passports are two milestone features which have helped contain corruption. My suggestion is about similar use of online sysytems in the matters related to Road transport, namely MV tax. If a vehicle is transferred to different state, online NOC is possible. Based on this the vehicle is re-registered in new state, the details are accessible to the RTO in new state. The vehicle owner has to pay MV tax in new state, again one time. Thus MV tax for one vehicle het paid in two states. System of refund of unutilised M V Tax is very vague and is not complied by the RTO of previous state. My suggestion is that all the details are available at Parivahan website (database), so previous RTO should refund the unutilised MV Tax as per the record in the Parivahan data base. (Analogy Tax refund) Yes, a provision for owner to lodge an online claim should be made and that should trigger the refund process. Corruption will surely be contained.

      Ajeet_639
      Ajeet_639
      4 weeks ago

      Faceless assessment for tax returns/ issues, issue of passports are two milestone features which have helped contain corruption. My suggestion is about similar use of online sysytems in the matters related to Road transport, namely MV tax. If a vehicle is transferred to different state, online NOC is possible. Based on this the vehicle is re-registered in new state, the details are accessible to the RTO in new state. The vehicle owner has to pay MV tax in new state, again one time. Thus MV tax for one vehicle het paid in two states. System of refund of unutilised M V Tax is very vague and is not complied by the RTO of previous state. My suggestion is that all the details are available at Parivahan website (database), so previous RTO should refund the unutilised MV Tax as per the record in the Parivahan data base. (Analogy Tax refund) Yes, a provision for owner to lodge an online claim should be made and that should trigger the refund process. Corruption will surely be contained.

      ManjunathPapanna
      ManjunathPapanna
      4 weeks ago

      Honestly, this is one of those small gestures that means more than it looks like on paper. Most of us go through life feeling like policy is something that happens to us, decided in rooms we'll never sit in. So when there's a genuine window — even a symbolic one — where an ordinary citizen's suggestion could actually reach the Prime Minister's desk and maybe even get a mention from the Red Fort, it changes how you feel about being part of the country's story. I don't know if my idea will ever get picked, and honestly that's not really the point. What I like is that it nudges people to actually think — about their street, their village, their kid's school, the hospital that's always short-staffed — and turn that daily frustration into something constructive instead of just complaining over chai. It's easy to be cynical and say "nothing will change anyway," but somebody has to write the first draft of the idea before it can go anywhere.

      keerthi c h_3
      keerthi c h_3
      4 weeks ago

      स्वतंत्रता दिवस 2026 के लिए सुझाव आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री जी, भारत के 80वें स्वतंत्रता दिवस पर हम अपने स्वतंत्रता सेनानियों को श्रद्धांजलि अर्पित करते हैं और विकसित भारत के निर्माण का संकल्प लेते हैं। हमारे युवा देश की सबसे बड़ी शक्ति हैं। उन्हें कौशल विकास, नवाचार, कृत्रिम बुद्धिमत्ता, अनुसंधान और स्टार्टअप के लिए प्रेरित किया जाए। किसानों के लिए आधुनिक कृषि, जल संरक्षण और सौर ऊर्जा आधारित तकनीकों को बढ़ावा दिया जाए। महिलाओं के सशक्तिकरण, गुणवत्तापूर्ण शिक्षा, सुलभ स्वास्थ्य सेवाओं, पर्यावरण संरक्षण, स्वच्छ ऊर्जा और डिजिटल साक्षरता पर विशेष बल दिया जाए। "एक भारत, श्रेष्ठ भारत" की भावना को और मजबूत करते हुए सभी नागरिकों को ईमानदारी से अपने कर्तव्यों का पालन करने, संविधान का सम्मान करने, प्रकृति की रक्षा करने और विकसित भारत 2047 के निर्माण में सक्रिय योगदान देने का आह्वान किया जाए। सामूहिक प्रयासों से भारत विश्व में शांति, प्रगति और नवाचार का अग्रणी राष्ट्र बनेगा। जय हिंद!

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      sanchitchauhan_22
      sanchitchauhan_22
      4 weeks ago

      Respected Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, I respectfully suggest expanding the **Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Model** to establish and modernize high-quality schools, colleges, and skill development institutions across India. The Government can provide land, policy support, and regulation, while reputed private partners invest in infrastructure, technology, and efficient management. Strong quality standards, regular audits, transparent fee structures, and scholarships for economically weaker students should ensure affordability and accountability. Existing government institutions can also be upgraded through PPP. Industry partnerships, digital classrooms, research facilities, and vocational training will improve employability and innovation. I kindly request that this proposal be examined by the Ministry of Education, NITI Aayog, and the concerned ministries. your faithfully sanchit chauhan

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