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    Home / News / India News / PM Modi announces 3-month break for 'Mann Ki Baat'
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    PM Modi announces 3-month break for 'Mann Ki Baat'
    The program was also deferred before the 2019 general election

    PM Modi announces 3-month break for 'Mann Ki Baat'

    By Chanshimla Varah
    Feb 25, 2024
    01:46 pm

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    Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced that his popular monthly radio show, Mann Ki Baat, will be on hiatus for the next three months due to the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

    He made the announcement while addressing the nation in his 110th edition of the program on Sunday.

    Since its launch on October 3, 2014, the program has aimed to engage with various segments of Indian society and share information about government initiatives, policies, and welfare schemes.

    Women

    PM Modi focused on the progress made by women 

    In the latest edition, PM Modi focused on the progress made by women.

    He said, "On March 8, we will celebrate Women's Day. This...day is an opportunity to salute the contributions of women's power in the developmental journey of the country."

    He also mentioned the likelihood of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) being implemented in March.

    The MCC is a set of guidelines issued by the Election Commission for the conduct of political parties and candidates during elections.

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    First-time voters 

    PM Modi urged first-time voters to exercise their franchise 

    PM Modi further urged first-time voters to exercise their franchise in record numbers and appealed to his listeners to share YouTube shorts of his program episodes.

    A study published in November claimed that since its launch, 100 crore people have tuned in to Mann Ki Baat at least once.

    The show is broadcast in 22 Indian languages, 29 dialects, and 11 foreign languages.

    Notably, the program was deferred before the 2019 general election as well.

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    PM Modi addressing the nation on Sunday

    In the 110th edition of 'Mann ki Baat’, PM Modi says, "I will also appeal to the influencers of the nation, Whether they are from the world of sports, From film industry, From literature, Other professionals, Or our Instagram and Youtube influencers. They should also actively… pic.twitter.com/10AEvY6joF

    — ANI (@ANI) February 25, 2024
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