Mann ki Baat LIVE Updates: Agricultural Reforms Have Opened New Doors of Possibilities for Farmers, Says PM Modi Amid Protests

Its almost been a year since world saw the first Covid-19 case and it is still very critical to follow all norms: PM Modi.

I ask all agricultural students to help inform farmers in their nearby areas of the new reforms: Prime Minister Modi.

PM Modi on Farm Laws | "New dimensions are being added to agriculture and its related activities in India. The agricultural reforms in the past few days have also now opened new doors of possibilities for our farmers. Committed to the welfare of the hardworking Indian farmer," says Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

PM Modi Says Farm Laws Broken Shackles of Farmers | Even as hundreds of farmers continue a days-long protest against the Centre's farm laws which have been dubbed 'anti-farmer', Prime Minister Narendra Modi says these farm laws have broken the shackles of various farmers and begun to lessen their problems.

Schools and colleges should work to fortify their alumni network: PM Modi during Mann ki Baat.

We Have Guru Nanak's Blessing: PM Modi | Ahead of Guru Nanak Jayanti yesterday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the legacy of 'langars' of feeding needy people had continued through the Covid-19 pandemic by Sikh communities.

PM Modi Lauds NZ MP | Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded Dr Gaurav Sharma, one of the youngest and newly-elected MPs in New Zealand, who on Wednesday took oath in Sanskrit in the country’s Parliament. Sharma, 33, hailing from Himachal Pradesh’s Hamirpur, was recently elected as the Member of Parliament from the Labour Party for Hamilton West in New Zealand. 

PM Modi Says Attempts Being Made to Digitalise Museums | Prime Minister Narendra Modi says that attempts are being made to digitalise museums and other heritage sites amid the Covid-19 pandemic, including the Ajanta Caves.

We are Stepping into Winters: PM Modi | "We are stepping into winters. The internet is replete with pictures of Cherry Blossom flowers, but they are not from Japan, but from India's Shillong," says Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

PM Modi: Annapurna Idol Being Returned to India | Prime Minister Narendra Modi says an 'Annapurna' idol which was stolen from Varanasi in UP years ago, is being returned to India by the Canadian government. 

PM Modi's Mann ki Baat Begins | Prime Minister's Mann ki Baat has started.

PM Modi at Last Mann ki Baat | Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his last Mann ki Baat urged people to buy local products for the festive season as he praised Indians for exercising patience during festivals to keep coronavirus at bay.

Mann ki Baat Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today urged people to buy local products for the festive season as he praised Indians for exercising patience during festivals to keep coronavirus…

PM Visited Vaccine Facilities Yesterday | Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday visited various facilities in the country to take stock of the current developments of a potential vaccine candidate against Covid-19.

Had a good interaction with the team at Serum Institute of India. They shared details about their progress so far on how they plan to further ramp up vaccine manufacturing. Also took a look at their manufacturing facility. pic.twitter.com/PvL22uq0nl

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 28, 2020

Burning Issues in the Country | The Prime Minister could address various issues of current significance in the country - from the ongoing farmers' protest against the Centre's contentious farm laws, to the coronavirus pandemic. 

'Have Received Interesting Inputs' | “This month’s #MannKiBaat is on the 29th. I have already received many interesting inputs and anecdotes about inspiring life journeys. Keep sharing your thoughts on NaMo App, MyGov or record your message on 1800-11-7800,” the PM said in a tweet.

'Unable to Share All Examples of Outstanding People': PM Modi | “Every #MannKiBaat we celebrate the accomplishments of outstanding people, working for societal good. But, for every one example shared, there are many I am unable to share due to paucity of time. But, I do read many of the inputs and they are truly valuable,” PM Modi had said in a tweet.

PM Modi's 71st Mann ki Baat Today | Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation through his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat at 11am on Sunday. He had he sought suggestions from people on November 17 for his upcoming talk.