PM Modi to address 134th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ monthly radio program on Sunday

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the 134th episode of his monthly radio program ‘Mann ki Baat’ on Sunday.

According to officials, the program will be broadcast at 11 am across All India Radio (Akashvani), DD News and digital channels of the Government of India.

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BJP leaders, including Chief Ministers of various party-ruled states are also likely to listen to his program.

Since coming to power in 2014, Prime Minister Modi has been addressing the public through his monthly radio program.

In the previous episode, PM Modi had highlighted several initiatives of his government, including the National Archives of India’s unique digital database created through the dedicated Abhilekh Patal Portal, enabling access to more than 20 crore invaluable documents related to India’s history.

The Abhilekh Patal Portal for Access to Archives and Learning is an initiative of the National Archives of India aimed at making its vast repository of archival records easily accessible to the public with just a click.

The Prime Minister also underlined the growing role of technology in connecting people with their past.

“In these rapidly changing times, technology has become a huge part of our lives. Today, we are witnessing the wonders of technology in connecting our past with the present. A recent development in this direction has delighted those involved in education and history,” PM Modi said.

“Just a few days ago, the National Archives of India shared a unique database on a dedicated portal. This organisation has digitised and made public more than 20 crore invaluable documents. Some of these are very interesting — 7th-century Gilgit manuscripts written on Bhoj Patra. Here, you will also find an interesting 8th-century text, Shri Bhuvalay. This text, based on numbers, is in the form of a grid,” he added.

The Prime Minister also talked about Class 12 student Sanjana Philo Chacko from Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram who brought laurels to the country by winning a silver medal at the European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) 2026 held in France’s Bordeaux.

Sanjana, who has consistently excelled in mathematics, was part of the four-member Indian team selected after a rigorous multi-stage national selection process.

In the same episode, PM Modi also made a pointed reference to Kalari cheese — a traditional delicacy of Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir.

He described cheese as the part of India’s cultural heritage and hailed its ‘global recognition and triumph’ at the International cheese competition held some time ago in Brazil.

After the special mention of Kalari cheese, also called “Mozzarella of Kashmir”, the local delicacy found its sales hitting the roof.

With inputs from agency.