Union Minister Anupriya Patel addressed key national issues during the Bharat Express Conclave organised to celebrate the third anniversary of Bharat Express. She stated that the struggle to achieve comprehensive social justice in India remains ongoing and requires sustained policy commitment.
Patel emphasised that inclusive development must remain central to the country’s long-term progress. She noted that discussions around the Caste Census continue to shape the broader debate on equitable representation and welfare planning.
According to her, accurate data can help policymakers design targeted programmes for disadvantaged communities.
The minister also highlighted the importance of technological advancement in governance and public services. She explained that emerging technologies can strengthen multiple sectors, particularly healthcare delivery.
During the discussion, Patel stressed the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in the medical sector. She said AI can improve diagnosis, treatment efficiency, and health management systems.
The technology, she noted, has the potential to transform public health infrastructure across India.
Patel concluded that India’s development strategy must combine social justice, data-driven policymaking, and modern technology.
Such an integrated approach, she said, will help shape a more inclusive and progressive New India.
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