Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined a nine-point civic agenda during his visit to Mandya, Karnataka, focusing on critical areas such as water conservation, environmental protection, and economic self-reliance. Addressing a religious gathering at the Sri Guru Bhairavaikya Mandira, he called for immediate action to improve water management in the Cauvery river-dependent region, urging residents to save every drop of water. Modi linked local efforts to a national tree-planting campaign, 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam', and stressed the need for cleanliness across various public spaces. He encouraged citizens to adopt Indian products and support local industries, emphasizing the mantra 'Vocal for Local'. In agriculture, he promoted a shift towards sustainable, chemical-free farming practices. Modi also highlighted health concerns related to obesity, advocating for dietary changes that include traditional foods like Ragi Mudde, a millet-based dish. He concluded by urging community engagement and social service, aligning his message with the ethos of the Adichunchanagiri institution.