Collection of PM's Mann Ki Baat episodes

Published By : Admin | April 29, 2015 | 19:31 IST

 

 

From an inspiring tete a tete with students appearing for exams to the classic conversation with President Obama, from the direct charcha with farmers to tackling the menace of drugs, Prime Minister's Mann Ki Baat radio programme touched millions of citizens. Here is a collection of all episodes held so far...
First Episode of Mann Ki Baat
On Cleanliness as a public movement and much more..
Sharing thoughts on the menace of drugs
Special episode with President Obama
Thoughts with students appearing for exams
Mann Ki Baat with farmers
Rekindling hope after Nepal Earthquake
 
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PM Shares Sanskrit Subhashitam; Highlights the Synergy of Talent and Hard Work in Innovation
February 24, 2026

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, has shared a Sanskrit Subhashitam today, emphasizing that success in innovation is a result of both talent and persistent effort.

The Prime Minister underscored the timeless wisdom that individual capability must be met with action to achieve results. The message shared by the Prime Minister reads:

यथैकेन न हस्तेन तालिका सम्प्रपद्यते।

तथोग्यमपरित्यक्तं न फलं कर्मण: स्मृतम्।।

"Just as a clap cannot be made with one hand, success in innovation is not possible without effort. Talent bears fruit only when it is supported by hard work and continuous action."

The Prime Minister wrote on X;

यथैकेन न हस्तेन तालिका सम्प्रपद्यते।

तथोद्यमपरित्यक्तं न फलं कर्मणः स्मृतम्॥