New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a high-level meeting with secretaries of all central ministries on Tuesday. In this meeting, issues like major reforms of the government, ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and ‘Ease of Living’ will be discussed. Along with this, ways to further strengthen the Self-reliant India campaign will also be brainstormed. This important meeting is being organized after PM Modi’s return from Seychelles tour. The meeting will be held at around 4 pm, which will be attended by secretaries of all central ministries.
Officers can also keep the roadmap of schemes
In the meeting, all the secretaries will also submit reports related to the progress and schemes of their respective departments to the Prime Minister. There is also a possibility of discussion on making the functioning of the government more effective, carrying forward policy reforms and simplifying administrative procedures. The officials are also expected to present the roadmap of reforms and further plans made in their departments before the Prime Minister.
Second such big meeting in just 2 months
Let us tell you that this will be the second major institutional meeting to be held between Prime Minister Modi and the top bureaucracy in less than 2 months. Earlier on May 21, the Prime Minister had held a joint meeting of the Union Council of Ministers and Union Secretaries. In that meeting, policy reforms and administrative changes were discussed to achieve the goal of Developed India 2047. During that time, PM Modi had told the officials that the decision making process should be fast and the files should be moved forward quickly while avoiding unnecessary delays.
PM Modi had given important instructions in the last meeting
In that meeting, PM Modi had emphasized on increasing maximum productivity in short time and simplifying the governance system. The Prime Minister had also told the officials that the government’s goal is not just a slogan, but ‘Developed India 2047’ is a strong resolution. He advised the ministries to pay more attention to structural reforms and work in the public interest. In the last review meeting, the ministries whose performance was found to be relatively weak were instructed to improve their functioning and give better results.
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