Delhi, New Delhi:In today's 131st episode of his monthly radio show Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the country about technology, social consciousness, and India's cultural legacy. The prime minister began by discussing the AI Impact Summit 2026, where he had meetings with tech CEOs and world leaders. "I showed a lot of things to world leaders at the summit exhibition," he said. The summit showed how AI is being used to treat animals and how farmers can use AI to monitor their dairy and livestock around-the-clock.
Put an emphasis on superior quality and innovation.PM Modi emphasized that Indian manufacturers and startups must strive for high-quality, defect-free products. He stated that in order to enhance India's standing as a center of innovation, the nation must produce goods and services that are respected and valued internationally.
He clarified the significance of cutting-edge technologies like green energy, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and space exploration. He declared, "Our youth, innovators, and entrepreneurs have the power to take India to new heights of global recognition."
Raising awareness and honoring organ donorsPM Modi paid tribute to Aalin Sherin Abraham, a young Keralan girl who recently died, in an emotional segment. He commended her family for saving lives by donating her organs. "Awareness regarding organ donation is increasing, and medical research is also getting a boost," the prime minister stated. Many people, like Aalin, have donated their organs to save the lives of others.
Honoring India's cultural legacyPM Modi discussed how India is embracing its own cultural identity and eschewing symbols of slavery. He reminded the populace of the "Panch-Pran" he had shared at the Red Fort during the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, which promotes liberation from the mindset of slavery.
Additionally, he emphasized the forthcoming Rajaji Festival, which will take place at Rashtrapati Bhavan on February 23 and feature an exhibition from February 24 to March 1.
Increasing knowledge about digital safetyDespite greater awareness from earlier campaigns, the prime minister emphasized the significance of digital literacy and security, bringing up the problem of digital fraud. He urged people to use digital platforms with caution and reminded them of the KYC (Know Your Customer) procedure.
PM Modi on Hirod Patel, a young farmer"The story of a young farmer named Hirod Patel in Odisha is incredibly inspiring," Prime Minister Modi stated. He and his father, Shiv Shankar Patel, grew paddy in the conventional manner until about eight years ago. After that, he started to view farming from a different angle.
On the anniversary of Jayalalithaa's birth, PM Modi honors her.On February 24, PM Modi also honored former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on the anniversary of her birth. "Leaders who dedicate their lives to public welfare always remain in the hearts of the people," he said, citing Jayalalithaa as an example of a well-liked and esteemed individual. PM Modi recollected the intense love that Tamil Nadu residents still have for her, stating that her name still makes them smile. Additionally, he recalled her attendance at his Gujarati oath-taking ceremonies and commended her strong leadership and clarity of thought.
The 130th Mann ki Baat episodeThe Prime Minister urged Indian manufacturers and start-ups to strive for zero-defect, world-class quality in their products during his 130th episode of Mann ki Baat. He emphasized that in order to strengthen India's standing as a center of innovation and excellence, the nation must produce goods and services that are valued and in high demand worldwide. He discussed the significance of utilizing cutting-edge technologies, such as semiconductors, green energy, artificial intelligence, and space exploration. "Our young people, innovators, and entrepreneurs possess the ability to propel India to unprecedented levels of international renown," he stated.