PM Modi Holds Crucial Meeting with Secretaries on 'Developed India @2047', Emphasizing Good Governance

Focus on Good Governance for 'Developed India @2047'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is actively engaging in high-level meetings to reform the nation's administrative machinery and strengthen good governance, aiming to achieve the ambitious goal of 'Developed India @2047'. This follows a series of significant discussions with Union Ministers and top government officials, focused on finalizing the roadmap to elevate India to developed nation status.

On July 28, 2026, the Prime Minister chaired a pivotal meeting with senior government bureaucrats. The primary agenda was to inject greater momentum into the 'Developed India @2047' objective. Key areas of focus during these discussions included enhancing 'Ease of Doing Business' and 'Ease of Living', promoting digital governance, and reinforcing the last-mile delivery of public services.

Adopting a 'Whole-of-Government' Approach

During the meetings, Prime Minister Modi urged for the dismantling of departmental silos and the adoption of a 'whole-of-government' approach for more coordinated and integrated functioning. He stressed that all government departments must collaborate to ensure effective policy implementation and that benefits reach the last citizen.

Furthermore, the Prime Minister advocated for improving inter-ministerial coordination and streamlining decision-making processes through the extensive use of platforms like the PM Gati Shakti platform. This initiative plays a crucial role in synchronizing efforts across ministries and departments, accelerating project execution and ensuring optimal resource allocation.

Sustainable Development and Good Governance as Priorities

This push for good governance is also underscored by the 9th Governing Council meeting of NITI Aayog, which the Prime Minister chaired on July 27, 2024. The theme of that meeting was also 'Developed India @2047', highlighting the nation's agenda for sustainable development and effective governance.

These meetings clearly indicate the government's firm commitment to making India a developed nation by 2047, prioritizing administrative and governance reforms at the grassroots level to achieve this objective.