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September 30, 2014 | 18:48 IST
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"Immense response from netizens on MyGov"
"माईगॉव पर इंटरनेट यूजर्स की ओर से देखा जा रहा है जबरदस्त उत्साह"
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi will share his thoughts on a variety of issues with the public through the radio. The programme will be held at 11.00 AM on 3rd October, 2014.
A separate Open Forum was created on MyGov for citizens to share their comments for the forthcoming radio programme:
The idea of the Prime Minister of India sharing his thoughts with countrymen has been received by people with great enthusiasm. It has attracted response from all the corners of country. A large number of people have responded to the forthcoming radio programme and have shared their thoughts and ideas.
Earlier, on 6th September 2014 the Prime Minister talked about connecting with people through radio and sought ideas. Since then there has been an extremely positive feedback on the idea of having a radio programme. Netizens across India have welcomed this idea.
The Radio programme is seen as one more instance of the Prime Minister innovatively communicating with the people.
PM chairs 47th Annual General Meeting of Prime Ministers Museum and Library (PMML) Society in New Delhi
June 23, 2025
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PM puts forward a visionary concept of a “Museum Map of India”
PM suggests development of a comprehensive national database of all museums in the country
A compilation of all legal battles relating to the Emergency period may be prepared and preserved in light of the completion of 50 years after the Emergency: PM
PM plants a Kapur (Cinnamomum camphora) tree at Teen Murti House symbolizing growth, heritage, and sustainability
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi chaired the 47th Annual General Meeting of the Prime Ministers Museum and Library (PMML) Society at Teen Murti Bhawan in New Delhi, earlier today.
During the meeting, Prime Minister emphasised that museums hold immense significance across the world and have the power to make us experience history. He underlined the need to make continuous efforts to generate public interest in museums and to enhance their prestige in society.
Prime Minister put forward a visionary concept of a “Museum Map of India”, aimed at providing a unified cultural and informational landscape of museums across the country.
Underlining the importance of increased use of technology, Prime Minister suggested development of a comprehensive national database of all museums in the country, incorporating key metrics such as footfall and quality standards. He also suggested organising regular workshops for those managing and operating museums, with a focus on capacity building and knowledge sharing.
Prime Minister highlighted the need for fresh initiatives, such as creation of a committee consisting of five persons from each State below the age of 35 years in order to bring out fresh ideas and perspectives on museums in the country.
Prime Minister also highlighted that with the creation of museum on all Prime Ministers, justice has been done to their legacy, including that of the first Prime Minister of India Shri Jawaharlal Nehru. This was not the case before 2014.
Prime Minister also asked for engaging top influencers to visit the museums and also invite the officials of various embassies to Indian museums to increase the awareness about the rich heritage preserved in Indian Museums.
Prime Minister advised that a compilation of all the legal battles and documents relating to the Emergency period may be prepared and preserved in light of the completion of 50 years after the Emergency.
Prime Minister highlighted the importance of preserving and documenting the present in a systematic manner. He noted that by strengthening our current systems and records, we can ensure that future generations and researchers in particular will be able to study and understand this period without difficulty.
Other Members of the PMML Society also shared their suggestions and insights for further enhancement of the Museum and Library.
Prime Minister also planted a Kapur (Cinnamomum camphora) tree in the lawns of Teen Murti House, symbolizing growth, heritage, and sustainability.
