Stay Hydrated, Take Extra Care: PM Modi Shares Tips To Beat The Heat In Mann Ki Baat

PM Modi on Sunday urged citizens to stay hydrated and follow official heat safety advisories as large parts of the country continue to experience soaring temperatures.

PM Modi addressed the nation during the latest edition of his monthly radio programme Mann Ki Baat on May 31. (File Photo)

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Key points generated by AI, verified by newsroom

• Prime Minister Modi urged citizens to stay hydrated during rising temperatures.
• He advised taking precautions when venturing outdoors in the sun.
• Modi also highlighted the diverse varieties of mangoes across India.
• The journey of mangoes now extends from villages to global markets.

New Delhi, May 31 (PTI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged people to stay hydrated in view of soaring temperatures across the country.

In his monthly radio broadcast Mann Ki Baat, he said people should take extra precautions when stepping out in the sun.

"With temperatures soaring across much of the country, it is important to take extra care. Stay hydrated. If you need to step out in the sun, do so cautiously and take necessary precautions," he said.

"Keep drinking water. Don't forget the guidelines issued by various government departments in this regard either," he said.

Prime Minister Modi had on Wednesday last also urged citizens to take maximum precautions as the country is witnessing soaring temperatures, and said staying hydrated is key during such harsh weather.

Modi also referred to the king of fruits, saying there is hardly a home where mangoes are not talked about in the summer season.

He noted that every region has its own mango and its own aroma.

"Hapus or alphonso of Maharashtra, Kesar of Gujarat - these are the lifeblood of 'aamras'; Dussehri of Uttar Pradesh and Langra of Kashi. There are mangoes from Bihar, whose aroma can be smelt from far. Chausa, Malda - memories of people are tied to every name," he said.

The prime minister said if someone goes to South India, people will find other varieties like Banganapalli, Totapuri, Neelam, Malgova; there is Himsagar in Bengal; Suvarnarekha of Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.

"In other words, the place changes, and so does the mango's form, colour, and taste...This journey of the mango is now reaching from villages to the global market," he said. 

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