Mann Ki Baat: Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Address Nation Through Monthly Programme at 11 AM Today

New Delhi, March 25: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation through his monthly programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday at 11 am. The programme will be broadcast on All India Radio (AIR

New Delhi, March 25: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation through his monthly programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday at 11 am. The programme will be broadcast on All India Radio (AIR), Doordarshan and also on the Narendra Modi mobile application. On Saturday, the Prime Minister took to Twitter to inform about his next address.

In his last Mann Ki Baat programme on February 25, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had said  that technology and artificial intelligence must be used to enhance the lives of poor and underprivileged. He had also urged scientists to find a way in which artificial intelligence could be used to make life differently-abled easier.

Tune in at 11 AM tomorrow. #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/4eCZm4z0uO

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 24, 2018

“Day by day machines are becoming smarter and more intelligent through self-learning. Technology and artificial intelligence can, therefore, be used widely to enhance the lives of poor and underprivileged. Can we make use of Artificial intelligence in early detection of natural calamities? Can it be used in helping farmers deal with troubles they face regarding crop yield? Can artificial intelligence help in better accessibility to health services and in the treatment of diseases? Prime Minister Modi had asked these questions?

What to expect today?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in today’s Mann Ki Baat address, is expected to speak on recently concluded Rajya Sabha polls. He is also expected to greet the nation on Ram Navami. The PM is likely to speak on the UP bypolls.

The Mann Ki Baat address will be streamed on the YouTube channels of the Prime Minister’s Office, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and DD News. Akashwani will broadcast the programme in regional languages immediately after the Hindi broadcast.