Prime Minister Narendra Modi, chairing a marathon meeting with his ministers to review his government’s functioning, pressed them to work without rest and gave them a new four-point mantra of “Perform, Reform, Transform, Inform.”
According to sources, the meeting at the Sushma Swaraj Bhavan on Wednesday (28 August 2024) lasted more than five hours. In an address to his colleagues, PM Modi dwelled upon the government’s functioning, its achievements, their propagation and publicity, welfare measures, and other key issues, which lasted around 40 minutes.
PM Modi also asked the ministers to connect with people through social media platforms to communicate that the government works responsibly. He also asked for people’s responses to be expedited on social media so that his government is seen as responsive.
Sources said the ministers have been asked to provide information about ten major decisions of their respective Ministries on the completion of 100 days of the Modi 3.0 government and propagate them on a mass level.
PM Modi also specifically asked for faster and better communication of his government’s decisions. He specifically spoke to the new ministers who had been inducted into his cabinet for the first time.
According to sources, the meeting discussed in detail the Budget announcements made by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Parliament. It was also decided that the welfare schemes launched by the PM Modi-led Union government that have completed 10 years will be celebrated on September 5.
According to sources, in the meeting, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba also presented 73 major and important decisions taken in the first 85 days of the third term of the PM Modi-led government at the Centre.
In addition, two more presentations were shown in the meeting regarding improvements in the country’s health, education, and infrastructure sectors.
After the meeting, PM Modi also told the Ministers in a light vein that this was just a small dose and that he expected them to get used to his nonstop working methods.
This story is based on an IANS-syndicated feed.
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