PM Modi in 'Mann ki Baat': World ignored when India raised terrorism 40 years ago

NEW DELHI: This edition of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's radio message to the nation is being called 'Mann ki Baat, Chai ke Saath'. The new tagline aims to counter Congress party's "chaiwala" statements. 

Several union and state ministers, top party workers including chief Amit Shah, have geared up for this episode.  The party leaders will listen to PM Modi's radio message along with tea at several places across Gujarat.

BJP chief Amit Shah at a booth in the Dariyapur Assembly constituency, Arun Jaitley at Surat West, Piyush Goyal at Porbandar, Dharmendra Pradhan at Limbayat, Uma Bharti at Akota, Smriti Irani at Junagadh, Manoj Tiwari at Surat West, are among those who will have tea with people while listening to the radio programme.

26 November 2017

11:35 IST

At the end of every year we recall events of the year gone by. Let us begin 2018 with a message of positivity. I urge you to compile about 5 positive things from this year & share with me. With #PositiveIndia, share your positive moments from 2017. This will inspire others: PM

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) November 26, 2017

11:29 IST

Let's do #positiveIndia. With this collective momentum, we'll welcome the new year with extra energy: PM Modi