Prime Minister Narendra Modi will speak to the nation at 11 AM tomorrow on the Mann Ki Baat program, the 136th episode, broadcast across AIR, DD, and digital platforms.
Key Takeaways
- PM Modi delivers the 136th Mann Ki Baat
- Live at 11 AM on All India Radio
- Simultaneous streaming on YouTube, apps, and regional languages
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will share his thoughts with citizens and the overseas Indian community tomorrow at 11 AM via the Mann Ki Baat program on All India Radio (AIR). This marks the 136th monthly broadcast of the flagship radio show.
The episode will be aired across the entire AIR and Doordarshan network, the AIR News website, and the NewsOnAir mobile app. It will also be live‑streamed on the YouTube channels of AIR News, DD News, the Prime Minister’s Office, and the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting.Immediately after the Hindi broadcast, AIR will relay the program in regional languages, ensuring nationwide accessibility.
Historical Background
Launched in 2008, Mann Ki Baat has become a pivotal platform for the Prime Minister to discuss policy initiatives, social reforms, and national priorities. Over 135 episodes have covered topics ranging from economic reforms and health to education and security.
Why This Matters
BozokMedia analysis shows that the program’s multi‑platform reach amplifies policy communication, enhancing public engagement and reinforcing governmental transparency.
"Mann Ki Baat’s extensive broadcast strategy ensures that policy messages reach the farthest corners of the country," says media analyst Priya Shah.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can listeners receive a push notification for Mann Ki Baat?
A: Yes, both the NewsOnAir app and the official AIR app send push alerts when the program starts.
Q2: In which languages will the broadcast be available?
A: The primary broadcast is in Hindi, followed by simultaneous regional language transmissions.
