Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared insights from a recent Council of Ministers meeting, highlighting the focus on enhancing ‘Ease of Living’, boosting ‘Ease of Doing Business’, and expediting reforms to achieve a ‘Viksit Bharat’. The meeting, which lasted four-and-a-half hours, saw PM Modi stressing the importance of future-oriented governance and public welfare. He urged ministers to concentrate on reforms and efficiency, leaving past issues behind.
During the closed-door meeting, PM Modi encouraged ministers to prioritize the future and concentrate on governance that benefits the public. Speculation surrounds a potential Cabinet reshuffle before the government’s 12-year milestone next month. PM Modi emphasized the need for ministries to align with the vision of ‘Viksit Bharat 2047’ and ensure that reforms lead to more efficient governance for citizens.
The meeting included presentations from nine departments, covering various sectors such as Agriculture, Forestry, and External Affairs. PM Modi underscored the significance of streamlining government processes and maintaining public welfare as the primary focus. He also urged ministers to effectively communicate the government’s achievements and welfare initiatives to the public.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar briefed the Council of Ministers on recent successful diplomatic efforts across five nations. This meeting marked the first full Council of Ministers gathering in almost a year, with a focus on enhancing reforms and governance efficiency in the face of global uncertainties and regional tensions.
