In the 113th edition of Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi mentioned Holo Monkey, Space, Sanskrit language
The 113th episode of Prime Minister Modi’s Mann Ki Baat was broadcast. Earlier, PM Modi had addressed the 112th episode of Mann Ki Baat on 28 July. At that time, he talked about Paris Olympics, Math Olympiad, forest conservation and Independence Day.
113th edition of Mann Ki Baat
Today in Mann Ki Baat, PM Modi said that so many things are happening in 21st century India that are strengthening the foundation of developed India. For example, on this 23 August, all of us countrymen celebrated the first national space day. Last year on this day, Chandrayaan-3 successfully landed at Shiv-Shakti point in the southern part of the moon. India became the first country in the world to achieve this proud achievement.
Youth benefit from reforms in space sector
PM Modi said that the youth in the country have benefited a lot from reforms in the space sector. That’s why I thought of talking to young colleagues associated with the space sector. The team of spacetech start-up GalaxEye joined PM Modi. PM Modi talked to them about the space sector.
Mention of the Tricolor Campaign in every home
With this, PM Modi mentioned the Tricolor Campaign in every home and the whole country, this time this campaign was at its peak. Amazing pictures related to this campaign have come from every corner of the country. We saw the tricolor fluttering on houses – saw the tricolor in schools, colleges, universities.
Mention of Holo Monkey
At the same time, in the small village of Barekuri in Tinsukia district of Assam, people of the Moran community live and in this village live the Hoolock Gibbon, which is called Holo Monkey here. The people of this village have a very deep connection with the Hoolock Gibbon. The people of the village still follow their traditional values. Therefore, they did all those things, which would strengthen their relationship with the Gibbons.
People’s special attachment towards Sanskrit
PM Modi said that we celebrated Rakshabandhan on 19 August. On the same day, World Sanskrit Day was celebrated in the world. Even today, people in India and abroad show a special attachment towards Sanskrit. Various types of research and experiments are being done on Sanskrit language in many countries of the world.
Broadcast in 11 foreign languages and 20 dialects
Let us tell you that the Mann Ki Baat program is broadcast in 22 languages and 20 dialects as well as 11 foreign languages. These include Tibetan, French, Chinese, Indonesian, Burmese, Balochi, Arabic, Persian, Pashto, Dari and Swahili.
