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The journey of Mann Ki Baat, which commenced on Vijay Dashami in 2014, has been meticulously chronicled to celebrate the significant milestone of 100 episodes of this popular radio show. The book, ‘Igniting Collective Goodness: Mann Ki Baat @ 100,’ pays tribute to this inspirational journey, featuring a special foreword authored by Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself. Now available online, the book goes beyond being a mere collection of transcripts or a reflection of the past; instead, it serves as a compelling chronicle of India’s evolving narrative of progress.
‘Igniting Collective Goodness: Mann Ki Baat @ 100’ provides valuable insights and offers a comprehensive, section-by-section analysis that encompasses a wide spectrum of sectors and regions. The first section delves into the unique approach taken by PM Modi to establish an effective two-way dialogue between himself and the nation. The second section sheds light on how PM Modi’s appeals for social change consistently resonate with the citizens of the nation. The third section celebrates the richness of India’s civilization, and the fourth and final section presents statistical data related to the popular radio show. Additionally, this section also presents both qualitative and quantitative analyses of the listeners and episode content, uncovering captivating insights.
t @narendramodi I am happy that several people over the years have undertaken extensive research on #MannKiBaat and shared their insightful findings with people. Another such effort is the book ‘Igniting Collective Goodness’ by @BlueKraft, which chronicles how this programme has become a means for societal change. Congratulations to them for this work. mkb100book.in
‘Igniting Collective Goodness: Mann Ki Baat @ 100’ highlights Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unique approach in recognizing individual and collective efforts not just in India but also overseas. The book demonstrates how these developments, from environmental conservation to technological innovation, cultural preservation to social welfare, have ignited thoughtful conversations and research, advancing the nation’s progress and prosperity. It all comes down to the Prime Minister’s fitting reference to Mann Ki Baat as “Guno ki puja” in the 100th episode.
About ‘Mann Ki Baat’
The radio show Mann Ki Baat, in many ways, stands as an innovative and audacious experiment. The program broke away from the traditional political discourse and
governance discussions, establishing itself as a dialogue with the nation. Its focus has consistently been on the lives and stories of ordinary individuals who have brought about extraordinary change in society. It continues to be a source of inspiration for Indians to spark social change at their own level, regardless of their location.