In Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’, big messages were given on self-reliant India, defence, AI, environment, public participation, insurance, sports, culture and water conservation. He called upon the countrymen to actively participate in building a developed India.
Mann Ki Baat June 2026: This time in his monthly radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi talked about many such issues, which attracted the attention of the country. At first glance, this address may seem normal, but as the program progressed, such messages emerged regarding self-reliant India, national security, environmental protection, science, culture and public participation, which are considered important for the times to come. The Prime Minister not only mentioned the government’s achievements, but also appealed to the citizens to take up such responsibilities which can play an important role in changing the direction of the country. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi started the 135th episode by saying ‘My dear countrymen’ on the radio, no one had any idea that this time the address was not just a count of achievements, but a warning of a major global crisis to come. Half of the year 2026 has passed, and in these six months, it is very important to understand the real reasons behind the maze of self-reliance that India has created from sea to sky.
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Network of indigenous weapons from sea to sky: Is there a sign of a big war?
The secret powers of the Navy and Air Force revealed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his address have surprised defense experts around the world. Three superpowerful warships – INS Dunagiri, INS Mahavidh and INS Agray – have been inducted into the Indian Navy fleet in Kolkata. But it’s not just that; For the first time in the sky, ‘Made In India’ C-295 aircraft completed its successful flight, 40 more fighter models of which are being manufactured on Indian soil. The biggest suspense deepened when the successful testing of indigenous ‘Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile’ by DRDO came to light. Why is this impenetrable wall of protection from sea to sky suddenly being strengthened so much?
The scary truth of West Asia: Those 4 appeals of PM Modi, which forced us to think?
The most mysterious and serious part of the address was when the Prime Minister mentioned the global crisis arising in West Asia (Ukraine-Russia and Gulf countries war). To deal with this great crisis, he has made four unexpected demands from the countrymen which are directly related to the lifeline of the country’s economy:
- Ban on purchase of gold: He appealed to the public to completely avoid buying new gold for some time and recycle only the old gold.
- Restrictions on foreign travel: To prevent the country’s money from going out, this time a request was made to stay in the country instead of going abroad during holidays.
- Car Pooling and Fuel Saving: To avoid the upcoming huge shortage of petrol and diesel, people have been asked to use buses, metro and car pooling.
- Chemical Free Farming: Farmers have been warned to immediately abandon chemical fertilizers and adopt natural fertilizers.
Is India preparing to deal with some major economic or geopolitical crisis behind the scenes? The people of the country have also considered this appeal as a mission and postponed the purchase of gold for weddings.
That decision of the Pethkar family of Nanded: Why was the ‘protective shield of death’ distributed in the wedding celebration?
Amidst this serious atmosphere, PM Modi narrated a strange story of the ‘Pethkar family’ of Bahadurpura village in Nanded, Maharashtra which surprised everyone. This family did not distribute sweets or gifts to the guests to celebrate the wedding at their home. Instead, he got ‘accident insurance’ done overnight for about 3,500 people in the entire village, giving each person a death and accident cover of Rs 1 lakh. What was the horrific scene behind sharing this protective shield of sudden death and accident in an atmosphere of happiness that this family had seen earlier? Through this story, the shocking figures of the government’s ‘Suraksha Bima Yojana’ (only Rs 20 annually) and ‘Jeevan Jyoti Insurance Scheme’ (Rs 436 annually) were brought to light, which today remain the last resort of more than 58 crore Indians.
Superstition of ‘Hargila Army’: What is the secret of that inauspicious bird of Assam?
The Prime Minister revealed such a suspense related to ‘Hargila’, a rare bird living in the forests of Assam, that the soul will tremble after listening to it. For years, this bird was considered a ‘messenger of ill omen and death’ in rural areas of Assam. Out of fear, people used to cut down the tree where this bird used to make its nest. But scientist Purnima Devi Burman waged a single-handed war against this dreadful superstition. Today, the ‘Hargila Army’ of thousands of women has made that inauspicious bird the biggest identity of Assam. This story proves that until science and logic come forward, fear continues to dominate the human mind and cause destruction.
Living Bridges of Meghalaya…Indian Heritage that Shocks the World
The Prime Minister also mentioned the famous Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya. He told that these bridges are built from the living roots of trees over several decades and become stronger with time. He informed that India has applied to include them in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Also appealed to the people to share pictures of these natural heritages when they go to Meghalaya so that the world can know this unique heritage of India.
New incarnation of Nalanda and secret preparations for Ganesh Utsav: Last ultimatum of ‘Catch the Rain’
Nalanda University has now taken up the responsibility of saving our creativity in this dreaded era of digital revolution and AI (Artificial Intelligence), which has revived its ancient ‘Shastrartha’ tradition. At the same time, Delhi’s Central Sanskrit University is now going to start B.Tech course in AI and Data Science directly to save Sanskrit texts.
At the end of the address, the Prime Minister has issued a very important warning regarding the upcoming ‘Ganesh Utsav’. He clearly said that buying Plaster of Paris (PoP) idols is like killing the environment, hence bring home only pure clay idols made by the potters of the country. While leaving, he gave the last ultimatum to the country to capture ‘each and every drop’ of the monsoon and said that even the slightest laxity in the ‘Catch the Rain’ campaign could lead to a fierce water war in the future.