Rahul Gandhi may start podcast, PM Modi’s plan to compete with ‘Mann Ki Baat’
The podcast is currently at the planning stage, so the information related to this is not yet clear. However, more information is expected in the coming weeks.
Former Congress president Rahul Gandhi may soon start podcasting, the news has been revealed quoting a Congress member associated with the matter. At the same time, it is believed that this podcast of Rahul Gandhi can compete with the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio program broadcast by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Currently, this podcast is only at the planning stage and there is no information on when it will be made live in real time. Let us tell you, the Congress party recently launched the social media campaign ‘Speak Up India’ during the Corona virus lockdown, which was a big hit. The podcast has been considered only after the success of the move.
According to the Hindustan Times report, a member of Congress has not disclosed his identity, stating that at present the idea of this podcast is at the planning stage and experts are being discussed and asked for its finer points. How to work on it. The official also said that after the podcast goes live, it will compete with the monthly radio broadcast of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Mann Ki Baat. Along with this, he also informed that the party is also exploring other platforms like LinkedIn.
Talking about Congress’s Speak Up India online campaign, the official said that it was a big hit. Reportedly, 5.7 million party leaders and activists uploaded their messages on different social media platforms during the campaign.
Recall, Rahul Gandhi started his YouTube channel in the year 2017, and he has 294,000 subscribers. On the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also started his YouTube channel in the year 2017, while his number of subscribers is 6.4 million. Apart from YouTube, Rahul Gandhi is also on social media channels like Facebook and Twitter.
As the official said, the podcast is currently at the planning stage, so the information related to it is not clear yet. However, more information is expected in the coming weeks.
