PM Modi Mann Ki Baat: AI Summit, Organ Donation and Cyber Safety Take Centre Stage
In the 131st episode of PM Modi Mann Ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation with a strong focus on technology, social responsibility, and cultural harmony. The episode comes at a time when India is rapidly positioning itself as a global technology leader, making the Prime Minister’s remarks particularly relevant in today’s digital and cultural landscape.
AI Summit Showcases India’s Technological Strength
During PM Modi Mann Ki Baat, the Prime Minister spoke extensively about the recently concluded Global AI Impact Summit held in New Delhi. The summit saw participation from global leaders, industry experts, innovators, and major technology companies.
He highlighted how India presented cutting-edge innovations, especially in Artificial Intelligence. One of the major attractions was the use of AI to preserve ancient Indian texts. The historic Sushruta Samhita was digitally converted into a readable format using AI tools. These tools also allow translation into Indian and foreign languages, making India’s ancient knowledge accessible worldwide.
The Prime Minister described the summit as one of the biggest AI gatherings and said it showcased India’s growing strength in technology and innovation. According to him, interest in Artificial Intelligence India is rising significantly among the youth.
Why It Matters Now
With AI transforming industries globally, India’s push into advanced technology positions it as a key global player. Experts believe that initiatives like the AI summit can:
Boost startup innovation
Attract foreign investment
Create tech-driven job opportunities
Preserve cultural heritage digitally
Organ Donation: A Noble Initiative
Another key highlight of PM Modi Mann Ki Baat was Organ Donation Awareness. The Prime Minister shared emotional stories to underline how one noble initiative can transform countless lives.
He spoke about a 10-month-old child from Kerala whose parents chose organ donation after her passing. He also mentioned inspiring recovery stories of transplant patients who resumed active lives.
Medical experts emphasize that India faces a shortage of organ donors. Public awareness and timely pledges can significantly reduce waiting lists and save thousands of lives annually.
Practical Takeaway
Register as an organ donor through authorized health portals.
Spread awareness in your community.
Discuss your decision with family members.
Warning Against Digital Fraud Scams
In an era of rapid digitalization, PM Modi warned citizens against increasing cases of digital fraud and so-called “digital arrest” scams. He advised people to:
Complete KYC only via official banking channels
Avoid sharing OTPs or personal data with unknown callers
Report suspicious activities immediately
Cybersecurity experts note that rising digital transactions have also increased scam attempts, making awareness critical in 2026.
Indian-Origin Players Shine in T20 World Cup
The Prime Minister also praised Indian-origin cricketers representing different countries in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. He highlighted how players born in India are captaining and representing nations like Canada, USA, Oman, Italy, and UAE, strengthening India’s global cultural connection.
Festivals and Cultural Tribute
Extending greetings for Ramadan and Holi, PM Modi wished citizens peace and harmony. He also announced the upcoming Rajaji Utsav at Rashtrapati Bhavan, where a statue of C. Rajagopalachari will be unveiled.
The 131st episode of PM Modi Mann Ki Baat reflected India’s evolving priorities—technology leadership, social responsibility, cultural pride, and digital awareness. From the Global AI Impact Summit to organ donation advocacy and cybercrime alerts, the Prime Minister’s message was clear: innovation and compassion together can shape a stronger India.
As Artificial Intelligence India grows and digital awareness becomes essential, the themes discussed in Mann Ki Baat resonate strongly with current national and global trends.
.jpg)
