Mann Ki Baat returned for its 137th episode on August 30, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s monthly radio programme carried across India’s public broadcasting network. Akashvani News reported that the episode was being shared with listeners in India and abroad, while official government pages listed the programme and its latest edition.

The live broadcast was scheduled for 11 a.m. Indian Standard Time. NewsOnAir said the programme was available across the Akashvani and Doordarshan networks, on the AIR News website and through the NewsOnAir mobile application. The same report listed live streams on the official channels of AIR News, DD News, the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Regional-language distribution follows the Hindi broadcast. That arrangement is part of the programme’s established public-service format and gives listeners additional access after the main transmission. The official PM India page confirms the programme as part of the Prime Minister’s Office website and was updated on August 30, but the page itself does not provide a full transcript of every point discussed.

MyGov’s official participation page also identified the 137th edition and carried the August 30 programme date. Readers looking for a reliable recording or later reference should use the official PM India, MyGov, Akashvani or PM webcast channels rather than relying on clipped social videos. Search results can mix earlier episodes, commentary and unofficial uploads with the current broadcast.

The verified news angle is therefore the episode’s timing, number and official distribution, not an unconfirmed list of topics. A broadcast report should not attribute announcements, policy decisions or claims to the episode unless those points appear in an official recording, transcript or a directly reported statement. As the programme moves across television, radio, web and mobile channels, the official sources remain the best way to check the complete content and its original context.