Listen Live Streaming of Narendra Modi’s Speech on All India Radio- PM’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Radio

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will again come live with his 'Mann Ki Baat' on All India Radio like last month at 11 am

Author: Nithya Nair

Updated: November 2, 2014, 12:02 PM IST

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will again come live with his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on All India Radio (AIR) like last month. The programme will be aired on AIR at 11 am. The same will also be updated on their official website newsonair.nic.in. Apart from being telecast on All India Radio (AIR) the show will also broadcast on Doordarshan (DD) channels. The live audio podcast of the show can also be heard live here.

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For the first time on October 3, Narendra Modi took on to radio to express his views on various issues and to send his message to the country. He had also greeted people of the country on Dussehra using the same medium. Modi has been an interacting person and uses various social communication mediums to reach his message across the country. In the past, Modi has greeted the country on various festivals and occasion, his speech on Teacher’s Day was among the successful initiatives by the Prime Minister. Keeping in mind that the radio has access in every nook and corner of the country, Modi has chosen the right medium to express his ‘Maan Ki Baat’. (Listen to Narendra Modi’s speech here https://newsonair.nic.in/)

Before starting this programme, Prime Minister sought suggestions from the people for his ‘Mann ki Baat’. His website ‘MyGov’ aims to help citizens contribute in governance by giving them a platform to express their opinions and views on various important issues. His first speech on November lasted for about 30 minutes. Many private radio stations and TV channels also covered it live. This initiative is planned to reach atleast 90 per cent of the population. It is indeed a great initiative by the Prime Minister to talk to its residents keeping their need in minds. He is the first Prime Minister of India to use social media actively and express his views through them. From Google +, Facebook, Twitter he has been an active user on all these social media.(Check here for live updates- https://allindiaradio.gov.in/default.aspx)