How to Contact PM Narendra Modi
Many people want to write to the Prime Minister — to share an idea, seek help, or simply say thank you. Here are the official ways to do it.
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This is an unofficial fan page. We are not the Prime Minister, the PMO or the Government of India, and we cannot pass your message on. Nothing you post on this site reaches the PM. Please use the official channels below — they are free, and they are the only ones that actually reach the government.
1. Write to the PM directly (PMO website)
The Prime Minister's Office runs an official page for citizens to send a message. This is the most direct route.
👉 Interact with the Hon'ble Prime Minister — pmindia.gov.in
You can write in English, Hindi or several other Indian languages. Keep your message short and specific, and include your contact details if you would like a reply.
2. Register a grievance (CPGRAMS)
If you have a specific complaint about a government department, service, pension, scheme payment or official — a grievance goes to the right department far faster than a letter to the PM.
👉 Centralised Public Grievance Redress & Monitoring System — pgportal.gov.in
You get a registration number and can track the status online. This is the correct route for most day-to-day problems.
3. Share ideas and take part (MyGov)
MyGov is the government's citizen-engagement platform, where people contribute ideas, take part in discussions and respond to consultations. The PM has often referenced suggestions received through it.
👉 mygov.in
4. Official social media
The PM and the PMO are active on social media. These accounts are official, though the volume of messages means an individual reply is unlikely.
- X (Twitter): @narendramodi and @PMOIndia
- NaMo App — the PM's own app, with a feedback section.
5. By post
You can still write an old-fashioned letter. The Prime Minister's Office address is:
The Prime Minister's Office
South Block, Raisina Hill
New Delhi – 110011
India
🚨 Beware of fake "contact the PM" services
Because these searches are popular, scam sites and social-media accounts appear that claim they can "get your letter to the PM", promise scheme money, or ask for a fee. Every official channel above is completely free.
- Never pay anyone to forward a message to the PM or to "approve" a government scheme.
- Never share your Aadhaar number, bank details, OTP or card details with an unofficial site or caller.
- Official Government of India websites end in
.gov.inor.nic.in. Check the address bar before entering anything.
If in doubt, start from the National Portal of India.
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