PM Modi refers to eventuality of ‘Bhajan clubbing’ in Mann Ki Baat
Prime Minister Modi on Sunday spotlighted the ‘burgeoning moment’ among the younger generation of integrating devotion into everyday life through innovative expressions of faith.
In the midst of his monthly radio programme ‘Mann Ki Baat’ he referred
to the phenomenon of “Bhajan Clubbing”, calling it a wonderful effort to blend spirituality with modernity while preserving the sanctity of bhajans.
Bhajan Clubbing is an emerging trend in which large groups, particularly young people, come together in community settings in cities to sing bhajans and devotional songs.
Adding that large numbers of the youth are congregating in different cities across the country. The stage is decorated. There is all the pomp and show, and the atmosphere is no less than a concert. But what is being sung there is a Bhajan. This trend is being called ‘bhajan clubbing’ today, and it’s emerging popular, especially among Gen Z.
Adding that these days, many such videos can be seen on social media,
Modi also touched upon a wide range of topics, including the Republic Day celebrations, National Voters’ Day, and India’s role in the AI Impact Summit.
He highlighted the efforts of local communities in reviving the Tamsa River, which flows through Ayodhya and merges with the Ganga, after its uninterrupted flow was disrupted by pollution.
He further went on to add that people here started a campaign to give it a new life, and through everyone’s efforts, the river was revived
Modi also mentioned the efforts of local people to clean reservoirs in Andhra Pradesh’s Anantapur, which is grappling with severe drought.
“The soil here is red and sandy, which is why people face water shortages. Many areas here (Ananthapur) do not receive rain for long periods. To address this problem, locals resolved to clean the reservoirs. With the support of the administration, the ‘Ananta Neeru Sanrakshanam Project’ was launched. More than 10 reservoirs have been revived. Simultaneously, more than 7,000 trees have been planted,” he said.
On National Voters’ Day
On the occasion of National Voters’ Day on January 25, Modi emphasized the importance of registering to vote upon turning 18.
He said that the voter is the soul of democracy. Whenever a young person turns a. voter for the first time, the entire neighbourhood, village, or even the city should come together to congratulate them and distribute sweets. This will increase awareness about voting among people
Once again he again urge his young friends to register themselves as voters when they turn 18,.
News Edit KV Raman
