Bharat celebrates the national triumph of proactive governance. Central government's vision of Putting Citizens First: Our Proactive Governance Promise" is rejoiced as the nation experiences development at an unprecedented pace. Staying true to the "Antyodaya" principles, focused on uplifting the most marginalized, the commitment to achieving public welfare goals isn't just being met—it's getting surpassed well ahead of schedule.
Changing the previous era of misgovernance, the government has ensured that 100% benefit coverage—reaches saturation so that nobody deserving is overlooked and everyone receives their rightful share. It is a big blow to "casteism, dynastic rule, appeasement", threatening to weaken the roots of the nation.
PM Modi remains committed to the principle of Minimizing Government and Maximizing Governance. This principle aims to streamline bureaucratic processes, reduce unnecessary regulations, and promote efficiency in governance. This approach creates a business-friendly environment, enhances the ease of doing business, and improves the overall quality of service delivery for citizens by focusing on reforms to make governance citizen-centric and
The Modi government has adopted a Whole-of-Government Approach wherein activities are performed in collaboration by various ministries, departments and public agencies to deliver services to the citizens in a time-bound manner.
In 2015, the platform PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance And Timely Implementation), a multifunctional, multimodal, interactive and distinctive platform, was launched that integrates, monitors and evaluates significant initiatives and programs of the government to address the complaints of the average person. Issues relating to unseasonal rain and relief to farmers, public grievances, project implementation, Swachh Bharat and ease of doing business are some significant issues for which the processes have been streamlined.
No wonder 140 crore Indians who have stepped into the 21st century under PM Modi's leadership are delighted with the astounding success of initiatives like Digital India, Make in India, Start-up India, and PLI schemes, which have driven up rapid economic growth.
Recently, as part of its continuing efforts to improve the ease of living and doing business, the government has repealed 1,562 redundant and obsolete laws. Reformative and progressive policies in commerce, consumer protection, data privacy, and marketplace conduct have boosted transparency and trust among consumers and businesses.
Further, two lakh+ Gram Panchayats have been computerized, enhancing digital literacy and skill development among rural populations and improving local self-governing bodies in rural areas. Computerization at the Gram Panchayat level enables better monitoring and evaluation of various developmental programs and schemes at the grassroots level.
In the period of 2023-2024, Tele-Law has extended its reach to encompass 2.5 lakh Gram Panchayats across 766 districts, spanning 36 states and UTs, encompassing 112 aspirational districts. Approximately 700 lawyers have been involved in offering pre-litigation counsel. By November 30, 2023, over 24 lakh beneficiaries have received legal advice and consultations through this initiative. It is a testament to the fact that access and delivery of justice, be it in rural or urban areas, gets enhanced due to these sustained efforts by the government.
J&K, which was positioned at a relatively laggard position vis-a-vis other states in the country, was propelled to operational efficiency and achieved the distinction of being the first Union Territory in India to transition to a digital mode of governance fully. As per a National e-Services Delivery Assessment (NeSDA) report, in J & K, the government offers hassle-free online 1050 services for the people. It surpasses Madhya Pradesh, which provides 1,010 services, and Kerala, with 911 e-services. It has responsibly progressed far within a short time in enhancing transparency, efficiency, and effectiveness in delivering services to the general public. E-governance has facilitated the simultaneous operation of the Jammu and Srinagar secretariats, resulting in an annual cost savings of nearly Rs 200 crore, previously spent on the Darbar Move practice. Since the abolition of the Darbar Move, the e-office system has been running efficiently, ensuring swift governance in J&K.
Nation now sings to the voice of PM Modi, who says;
"Bharat is on the move. Bharat has to surpass its goals. Bharat is neither going to stop nor get tired. Now, making a 'Viksit Bharat' is the determination of 140 crore citizens. And when the citizens have made this resolution, then the country is destined to become developed."
The entire government machinery has put its might and resources to serve the masses and make Bharat stand tall worldwide. The consistent promotion of various schemes such as PM MUDRA, SVANidhi, Sukanya Samriddhi, Jan Dhan accounts, and Direct Benefits Transfer (DBT), along with disseminating their success stories throughout the nation, has increased awareness. Today, the nation is witnessing a holistic development through reforms and progressive policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
