BJP Leader Madan Rathore Engages with Workers During PM Modis Mann Ki Baat

Kuldeep Singh Chundawat October 25, 2026, 1:59 pm 3 min read

Pali, October 25: BJP’s Rajasthan state president Madan Rathore listened to the 139th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popular radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ with party officials and workers at the BJP district office in Pali on Sunday. During the program, the Prime Minister reflected on the 12-year journey of ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ discussing significant topics such as promoting indigenous products, natural farming, environmental conservation, and encouraging local talents.

After the program, Rathore emphasized the importance of the Prime Minister’s messages for public participation and the vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India). He urged people to adopt indigenous products, contribute to environmental protection, and actively engage in community welfare initiatives.

‘Mann Ki Baat’ Completes 12 Years: PM Remembers Inspirational Journey

In the 139th episode, PM Modi highlighted the 12-year journey of ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ which began on October 3, 2014, during the festival of Vijayadashami.

The Prime Minister noted that over the past 12 years, the program has served as a platform to showcase stories of individuals working for society and the nation across various regions. It has brought forth numerous examples of the hard work, talent, dedication, and service spirit of ordinary citizens.

He acknowledged the crucial role of individuals and collective efforts in driving social change.

Indian Agricultural Products Reach International Markets

PM Modi stressed the ‘Vocal for Local’ campaign, sharing examples of Indian agricultural products reaching international markets.

He mentioned that fox nuts produced in Purnia, Bihar, are now reaching Greece, while pigeon peas from Kalaburagi, Karnataka, are making their way to the Maldives.

Through these examples, the Prime Minister illustrated how promoting local products is opening new markets for Indian farmers and entrepreneurs.

Madan Rathore also conveyed a message of adopting indigenous products and supporting local enterprises.

Revival of Heval River in Uttarakhand

During ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ PM Modi praised the local efforts to revive the Heval River in the Tehri Garhwal region of Uttarakhand.

He explained that in response to water scarcity and the drying up of nearby natural water sources, local authorities and villagers have launched a river conservation campaign.

This initiative includes rainwater conservation, measures to channel water into the land, and tree planting activities.

The Prime Minister described this initiative as an example of environmental conservation and collective public participation.

Promotion of Natural Farming and Traditional Weaving in Punjab

PM Modi also highlighted initiatives promoting natural farming and traditional weaving in Punjab.

He noted that the ‘Kheti Virasat Mission’ in the Malwa region of Punjab is working to promote organic cotton farming and traditional agricultural practices.

This initiative encourages the cultivation of cotton without chemicals and the use of natural dyes.

Furthermore, the Prime Minister discussed efforts under the ‘Nav-Trinjan’ initiative to pass traditional weaving skills to the new generation, aiming to connect women and local artisans with livelihoods through training.

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