Rajasthan CS, Voruganti Srinivas Joins Citizens in Listening to PM Modi’s 134th Mann Ki Baat
May 31st, 2026 5:43 pm | By ThenewsmanofIndia.com | Category: LATEST NEWS
By THE NEWSMAN OF INDIA.COM| JAIPUR, May 31, 2026: Voruganti Srinivas, IAS, Chief Secretary of Rajasthan who is a 1989-batch officer of the Rajasthan cadre, joined officials and citizens in listening to the 134th episode of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio programme, Mann Ki Baat, which was broadcast across the country on Sunday. The latest edition of the programme continued its tradition of highlighting inspiring stories, citizen-led initiatives, innovation, social transformation, and nation-building efforts from different parts of India. ([Google Translate][1])
The Chief Secretary’s participation reflected Rajasthan’s continued commitment to the values of public service, community engagement, and good governance that are frequently emphasized through the Prime Minister’s outreach programme. The broadcast provided an opportunity for officials and citizens alike to reflect on the achievements of ordinary Indians whose efforts contribute to the nation’s progress.
Known for his extensive administrative experience at both the state and central levels, Voruganti Srinivas has played a significant role in advancing administrative reforms and governance initiatives during his distinguished career. Since assuming office as Chief Secretary of Rajasthan in November 2025, he has been steering key developmental and governance priorities in the state.
Mann Ki Baat has emerged as a unique platform through which the Prime Minister directly connects with citizens, sharing stories of innovation, social responsibility, environmental awareness, and collective action. The 134th episode continued this tradition by showcasing positive contributions from across the country and encouraging public participation in national development.
The occasion also underscored the importance of communication between government and citizens, reinforcing the spirit of participatory governance and collective responsibility that lies at the heart of India’s democratic framework.































