00:00about Kujiratki Shiksharajay Mantri Rivaaba Jadajjajayatv Bhairat Parhaen.
00:04Jaipur Me U.S. Unset Kariqram Me Shrkat Karne Ke Liyaya Pohuncay
00:08Hyain Gender Equality Is Vare Githiem Hai.
00:10और इसको लेकर, आपका, युवाों से संबाद रहा,
00:12तमाम विश्यों पर बात होगी,
00:14लेकिन उससे पहले,
00:15आप किस तरह से Raja Niti में दाखिल हुई?
00:16from the mind, the president of Narendra Modi Ji has talked to him and then, where did you
00:24come from?
00:26That was a detailed conversation.
00:30You want to know which way you made a minus.
00:32First, you wanted to go to the defense and then you wanted to serve this nation.
00:40How much time did you change the thought process?
00:41How much time did you change the thought process?
00:44It was simple.
00:45In 2018, when we met Mania Pradhan Mantri Ji,
00:49they were asked in casual talks about what you are doing.
00:53Then I said, sir, I'm doing the preparation for our forces.
00:57I was married, so I couldn't do it.
01:00So now I'm doing it.
01:01They made a very good decision.
01:06The medium should be anyone, but the goal is the same.
01:09If your goal is to serve the nation,
01:13then the mediums are changing.
01:15There are also needs of U.A. work,
01:17a good mindset,
01:19who wants to do something in the country,
01:21such as a PD.
01:22Why didn't you think about this situation?
01:23Why didn't you think about this situation?
01:25So, for me, I thought that I never thought about this direction.
01:31I should never think about this direction.
01:33Especially U.A. PD.
01:33If you are related to politics,
01:36then the country has a good job,
01:37productive job,
01:39and the nation-building job.
01:41We can talk about it.
01:43So, I think we can do it.
01:44This is the same thing,
01:44which we have to do.
01:46We have to do it.
01:46And then,
01:51I think we have to do it.
01:56We have to do it.
01:58We have to do it.
02:00We have to do it.
02:06So,
02:12Is there any discussion?
02:14Did you say that there was a simple call coming from your approach?
02:18Or,
02:18then,
02:18you felt like,
02:19you should take time.
02:20This is what you should be inspired.
02:23When you are around,
02:24you will be on the place.
02:58So I think that you can see a change in the system that you want to see that the country
03:05will grow, then the system will be very important.
03:10If you go to the defense, it was 24 hours of the country.
03:14Being a politician, it was 24 hours of the country.
03:23It is a very important part of the country.
03:26In any country, there are no doubt that there is no doubt that there is no doubt that there is
03:33no doubt that there is no doubt.
03:36But one thing I want to say is that the country I am, there is no responsibility to this chair
03:43and this position.
03:44We cannot take a ticket for granted.
03:47We will have to take the account of the people's trust.
03:54Because the last name of the country will be taken.
03:56But it is accountable to your tenure, what you have done and what you have done to do to your
04:02change system.
04:04We have to give it to yourself.
04:07Then we have to give it to the party.
04:09Then we have to give it to the Jantaa Jenaarudan.
04:12Each country is a different situation.
04:16Your job is completely different.
04:18The force of the people's work is a full time job.
04:21We will have to give the benefits of the job in a way that I will come from you to
04:27a partner with you.
04:28What do you do and manage with family life ?
04:31We women are generally multi-tasking, so we are working in a balancing way, but when we have this responsibility,
04:44some of the family responsibilities are compromised, but I want to thank my family, my family is very supportive,
04:53they are standing like pillars, and my daughter now understands what I work,
04:59and I also complain that you don't give time, you get the rest of the children, they are visiting the
05:06school,
05:07so I am with you.
05:08PTM is going to go?
05:09Yes, absolutely.
05:11The first PTM is going to be here, so I am going to work with you,
05:17but the first priority is the people's service, so there is a lot of time.
05:26The first priority is that you need to change, and fundamentally the changes,
05:34how much are we seeing and how much are we going forward?
05:39.
05:40.
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06:06We talk about government structure and core education system and existence in government structure.
06:12Today, there are separate girls and boys in school.
06:14What do you think about gender equality?
06:18It can be a message to society.
06:22It is necessary to reform it today.
06:23I don't want to include gender equality with this.
06:27Because education is necessary.
06:29Whether it's in a different form or in a cordial form,
06:37We talk about education system for especially when we get to want our moral responsibility.
06:41In other words, the teachers are very much if we are getting accountable.
06:47We are getting about the budget, and the services.
06:50This is so important that we are not being able to look at when one child is even off.
07:01Today, Gen-Alpha and Gen-Alpha live in a lot of circles, so the last question is related to them.
07:06What do you think about their reform? What do you need to do and where do they exist in society?
07:13The PD and PD, we have seen many of them.
07:17I am a millennial, so there were also many of them.
07:20Our Gen Zs, Gen Alpha, Gen Beta, whatever.
07:24They were also the ones who were the ones who were the ones who were the ones who were the
07:26ones who were the ones who were.
07:30Another strong Сергей, so they were also the ones who were the ones who were the ones who were the
07:32ones who were the ones who were.
07:34The other thing is the requirements.
07:37Though the other being the intellectuals, the others in the anime.
07:39The other thing happens when the question arises to the other.
07:45The other thing happens.
07:49So the question is.
07:50I would like to give an example that I would like to talk about the Pradhan Mantri Ji.
07:52So, from the beginning, when they had the charge of the Pradhan Mantri Ji,
07:55they would like to take according to them.
08:01Whether they will be Gen Z, whether they will be influencers,
08:03whether they will be with children, whether they will be with children,
08:07whether they will take care of their children.
08:08So, this is a model.
08:09I feel like the UAPD today is learning.
08:13There is another potential.
08:15There is also a potential.
08:16There is also a power.
08:17There is also a potential.
08:18If Krishna is today, then what do we do?
08:20That we are doing this.
08:22But how can we channelize this energy in the right way?
08:26How can we do the nation building?
08:28Because the UAPD today is looking at their power.
08:31So, in fact, how will the potential in the country
08:34and in Vixit Bharat be able to do it?
08:36How will they be able to mobilize them?
08:38The movements of Gen Z,
08:40the way there is leadership,
08:42they have misguided and misused.
08:45If they are speaking in the right way,
08:48they are communicating with themselves.
08:50What can we do to channelize their needs?
08:52What can we do to channelize them?
08:54What are their needs for?
08:55First thing,
08:56I want to say that,
08:58whatever we are watching on social media,
08:59whatever we are understanding,
09:00how we are connecting with socialized ways,
09:02connect.
09:03The second thing is that the education system is very important.
09:12The second thing is that the education system can be able to mobilize them.
09:16The third thing is that the constitutional amendment is our amendment and our right
09:25movement.
09:25So whatever you want to see the reformations, whatever you want to talk about the UAPD,
09:31whatever you want to talk about the questions, the questions, the changes to the system.
09:41The constitutional infrastructure, take it and take it.
09:46Now you have seen how many days our census passed.
09:49How many days did it go?
09:50The same thing was there.
09:52There could be arguments, counter-arguments, reformations, bills,
09:57which could become a beneficiary of the UAPD.
10:02But it didn't happen.
10:03Why didn't it happen?
10:04You want to take the UAPD in a constructive way or misguided way.
10:10The idea of today's UAPD has been very difficult.
10:14We have been very difficult in the state of the UAPD.
10:14We have been very difficult in which the EU has been criticized.
10:18You've been with a lot of questions about me.
10:18By means that there are such an commitment to the UAPD που they should have done.
10:19But how many ways them have been working,
10:23the youth of everyone who hears the UAPD's
10:26and their voices are given.
10:32Or what they do?
10:35Even if they don't give up some of the general narratives.
10:37Even if they don't give up the Eminem stock in a way they're not going to give up to me.
10:39If it's great, they also must have been a skill.
11:02Thank you very much.
11:26Thank you very much.
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