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* The Prime Minister spoke about the day of the infantry that was celebrated on Saturday. He added that the day of the infantry was the day when the then interior minister, Sardar Patel, had ordered the young soldiers of the Indian army to fight the intruders in Jammu and Kashmir.
* Prime Minister Modi also paid tribute to Indira Gandhi, whose anniversary of death will be celebrated on October 31.
* Congratulating the winners of the recently concluded Para Asian Games, Prime Minister Modi said that in the world of play, spirit, strength, talent, endurance, all these things are very important. "This is the criterion of a player's success and the key to building a nation," said Prime Minister Modi. He then spoke about his meeting with para athletes and said, "Their spirit to defeat all opponents is exemplary and inspiring.India has set a new record for these games by winning 72 medals."
* Referring to the global call for protection of the environment in the context of climate change, Prime Minister Modi said that India was no longer spared from the changes in the nature. He said that to find a solution, India had to fall back on itself, in its history and be inspired by its tribal population, who worshiped plants and trees as gods. Prime Minister Modi, addressing the value of tribes, said he was among the first to join the struggle for freedom.
Prime Minister Modi said that November 11 would be special for India because the First World War ended on that date and will mark the 100th anniversary next month.
* Prime Minister Modi congratulated Sikkim for winning the United Nations Award for Best Food Policy, which took into account the 100% biological status of the state.
* Prime Minister Modi concluded his "Mann Ki Baat" by advising people to take good care of their health at the beginning of the winter season and to be responsible for this holiday season.
