Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a significant conclave of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers in New Delhi today.
The meeting, attended by all BJP-led states and alliance partners, focused on strategic governance, national security, and long-term development goals.
The conclave commenced with a tribute to the 26 victims of the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.
In response, India launched Operation Sindoor, resulting in the precise dismantling of nine terrorist hideouts across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
The leaders unanimously passed resolutions commending the Armed Forces and Prime Minister Modi for their decisive actions.
During the meeting, the leaders also viewed PM Modi’s latest ‘Mann Ki Baat’ address. Where he hailed the operation as a reflection of a transforming India—united in its fight against terrorism.
The central theme of the conclave was the vision of a ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India) by 2047.
PM Modi emphasised that the path to national development lies through the progress of individual states.
He urged state governments to align their policies with national goals, focusing on economic growth, social welfare, and environmental sustainability.
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The Prime Minister highlighted the importance of adopting a SOAR framework to shift the developmental lens from constraints to capabilities.
He also called for the establishment of dedicated Project Monitoring Units (PMUs), real-time War Rooms, and Monitoring and Evaluation Cells to ensure transparent and accountable delivery of programmes.
The conclave underscored the NDA’s commitment to collaborative governance.
Discussions centred on enhancing administrative efficiency, promoting investor-friendly policies, and ensuring the effective implementation of central schemes at the state level.
The leaders agreed to hold such conclaves biannually to foster continuous dialogue and coordination among NDA-ruled states.
In his concluding remarks, PM Modi expressed confidence that the collective efforts of the states, aligned with the national vision, would propel India towards becoming a global economic and political powerhouse by 2047.
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