संघर्ष के रास्ते सत्ता तक मदन दिलावर का सफरनामा, कभी बेची सब्जी तो कभी कपड़े बेचने का काम किया

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नेतानी नॉन पॉलीटिकल में मिलिए सरकार में सबसे ज्यादा चर्चित शिक्षा मंत्री मदन दिलावर से. ब्यूरो चीफ अश्विनी विजय प्रकाश पारीक रू-ब-रू हुए मदन दिलावर से.

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00:00Music

00:14We were talking about nature.

00:16Let us tell our viewers that

00:18Mr. Dilawar is fond of using

00:20the local vegetables

00:22in his home.

00:24You can see

00:26that there are some flowers

00:28in his vegetable garden.

00:30The seasonal vegetables

00:32are available here.

00:34He is also cultivating his own manure.

00:36So, how do you find time for this?

00:38Because there is always politics,

00:40tension and discussions.

00:42I am fond of it,

00:44but I don't do it

00:46directly.

00:48I have a friend here

00:50who takes care of it.

00:52We were talking about nature.

00:54I was able to see this.

00:56I was able to understand this.

00:58This is not manure.

01:00This is shival.

01:02What is this?

01:04I don't know the name.

01:06But we call it kanji.

01:08It is found in water ponds.

01:10We have put it in this.

01:12It will be ready in 15 days.

01:14It is beneficial for cows.

01:16It is beneficial for cows.

01:18It is available in half a kilo.

01:20It has all kinds of vitamins.

01:22It is full in half a kilo.

01:24It is full in half a kilo.

01:26We have just started it.

01:28It will be ready in 10-15 days.

01:30Then half a kilo

01:32is available for cows.

01:34This is what scientists have said.

01:36You are making efforts as a minister

01:38for the welfare of cows.

01:40What are your thoughts on this?

01:42Are you planning to bring

01:44a Gopalak Yojana?

01:46Our cows

01:48are open.

01:50It harms the farmers.

01:52Secondly,

01:54when it sits on the roads,

01:56it causes a lot of accidents.

01:58I believe

02:00that

02:02about 3,500 to 4,000 people

02:04every year

02:06are affected

02:08by sitting on the roads

02:10of cows and other animals.

02:12We should save the cows.

02:14This is what I am trying to do.

02:16This is what I am trying to do.

02:18This is what I am trying to do.

02:20This is what I am trying to do.

02:22This is what I am trying to do.

02:24We should send the cows

02:26to the jungle

02:28to graze

02:30like in the olden times.

02:32Then

02:34they come back

02:36and build a house in the evening.

02:38So that the old tradition is alive.

02:40This is what we are trying to do.

02:42If we succeed in this,

02:44I believe

02:46that we will be able to save

02:483,500 to 4,000 lives every year.

02:50As the Prime Minister,

02:52you encourage social workers.

02:54As the Prime Minister, you encourage social workers.

02:56I want to know

02:58if you are planning

03:00to do something

03:02like that?

03:04As per the Prime Minister,

03:06people are constantly

03:08expected

03:10to make India

03:12clean

03:14every day.

03:16It should be clean,

03:18people should not fall ill.

03:22You can see that the polythene

03:24and plastic

03:26cause

03:28many diseases.

03:30So, we have thought that in villages or cities, the disposable items like utensils, utensils and glasses have a layer of polythene.

03:47And when the hot food or drink comes in contact with it, some particles go into our stomach through it.

03:56This causes terrible diseases like cancer.

04:03So, we are trying to run an initiative against polythene and disposable items.

04:13So that people are not affected by diseases and are not sick.

04:18And that is why we are requesting the people of Rajasthan that there should be a utensil bank in every village.

04:28So that the people of that village or neighborhood, when they need utensils in their household chores,

04:36because guests come, we invite them.

04:40We are not able to collect so many utensils.

04:44That is why they become disposable.

04:46If there is a disposable utensil bank in every village,

04:50then the utensils can be rented at a very nominal rate from there.

04:54And then they can be deposited again.

04:56Mr. Lahore, how do you arrange for politics and family?

05:00Because we see that you are constantly busy.

05:02You are busy in the holidays.

05:04Along with that, the family is separate from these responsibilities.

05:09How do you manage that?

05:11Do you like to take a day off and stay with the family?

05:15Now our children have grown up.

05:18Yes.

05:19But still, the family is angry because they cannot give time.

05:27We try, but it is not possible even if we want to.

05:31Still, my family is busy.

05:34Because I have been in politics for the last 30-35 years.

05:38I am a minister for the third time.

05:40But now I am more busy than before.

05:44Mr. Dilawar, what are the children doing now?

05:47How is their career going?

05:49I have three children.

05:51My daughter is a doctor.

05:53My son did a pilot commercial course.

05:56He flew an airplane for a few days.

05:58Now he is doing his job.

06:00The other child has a petrol pump.

06:04Thank you very much, Mr. Dilawar.

06:07Mr. Netaji, in non-political discussions,

06:10where a person tries to understand

06:13what a person thinks,

06:15which is different from the usual political discourse,

06:20how that character looks from the outside,

06:23it is necessary to understand that.

06:25That's all for today.

06:27There will be a new personality on the next episode.

06:30We will meet him.

06:32Namaskar.

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