In a recent Mann Ki Baat address on Akashvani, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Mission Chandrayaan as a symbol of the resolute spirit of New India. He emphasized that India's aspirations are ambitious and its efforts equally significant. Notably, Chandrayaan 3's success marked a monumental achievement on the 23rd of this month, reflecting the country's determination to succeed even in challenging circumstances.

PM Modi highlighted the pivotal role of women-led development, noting that the inclusion of women's power can turn the impossible into reality. He cited the inspiring presence of numerous women scientists and engineers in Mission Chandrayaan, asserting that when a nation's daughters possess such determination, development becomes inevitable. Furthermore, he acknowledged the collaborative contributions from various sectors that facilitated Chandrayaan 3's triumph, expressing hope for countless achievements in India's space sector.

Discussing the upcoming G20 Leaders’ Summit scheduled in New Delhi on the 9th and 10th of next month, PM Modi affirmed India's full preparedness for the event. The Summit will witness participation from leaders of 40 countries and global organizations, signifying the largest gathering in G20 history. During India's G20 Presidency, efforts have been made to make the forum inclusive, exemplified by the African Union's involvement, which amplified the voice of Africa on the global stage. PM Modi celebrated the success of G20 events, underscoring public participation's pivotal role and urging the nation to unite for the Summit's success.

The Prime Minister lauded the nation's youth, emphasizing their success in sports. He celebrated India's remarkable performance in the World University Games in China, with 26 medals, including 11 gold medals, a testament to the country's youthful potential.

Addressing the transformation of Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan into a Har Man Tiranga Abhiyan, PM Modi hailed the campaign's achievements, including record purchases of tricolors and an innovative trend of tricolor selfies. He also announced the upcoming Meri Mati, Mera Desh campaign, inviting citizens to contribute soil from every village to create Amrit Kalash urns, which will build an Amrit Vatika in Delhi.

In his address, PM Modi extended greetings on World Sanskrit Day, emphasizing the language's significance as the mother of various modern languages and a vessel of ancient Indian knowledge. He also congratulated citizens on the upcoming Telugu Day celebration, highlighting the treasures of Indian culture hidden in Telugu literature and language.