The 138th edition of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popular radio programme Mann Ki Baat was observed with enthusiasm in Banamalipur on Sunday, where Booth No. 26 under Ward No. 24 became the centre of gathering for party workers, supporters, and local residents. 

The event was organised by the Mandal unit of the 9-Banamalipur Assembly constituency, bringing together grassroots activists to listen collectively to the Prime Minister’s monthly address.

Rajya Sabha MP Rajib Bhattacharjee attended the programme alongside Mandal president Arindam Choudhury, East Zone Chairperson of the Municipal Corporation Sukhamoy Saha, and several other leaders. 

As the broadcast began at the scheduled time, the assembled audience listened attentively to the Prime Minister’s words, reflecting the deep interest and respect the programme commands among party cadres and the wider community.

Through Mann Ki Baat, the Prime Minister highlighted inspiring stories from across the country — ordinary citizens’ achievements, innovative initiatives, and their contributions to social change and nation-building. 

The programme once again underscored the importance of civic responsibility and the role of individuals in shaping India’s progress. By showcasing positive efforts from diverse corners of the nation, the broadcast sought to motivate others to take up similar responsibilities in their own communities.

In Booth No. 26, the atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as workers and supporters gathered in unity. The event not only strengthened organisational participation but also reinforced the collective spirit of service and dedication. 

MP Bhattacharjee expressed that such gatherings help deepen bonds within the party structure while spreading the Prime Minister’s message of inspiration and national duty to the grassroots.