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పార్టీ ప్రధాన కార్యాలయంలో బీజేపీ సంకల్ప్ పత్ర విడుదల సందర్భంగా ప్రధాని మోదీ కీలక ప్రసంగం చేశారు

Published By : Admin | April 14, 2024 | 09:01 IST
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Releasing the BJP Sankalp Patra at Party headquarters today, PM Modi stated, "The entire nation eagerly awaits the BJP's manifesto. There is a significant reason for this. Over the past 10 years, the BJP has implemented every point of its manifesto as a guarantee. The BJP has once again demonstrated the integrity of its manifesto. Our Sankalp Patra empowers 4 strong pillars of developed India - Youth, women, poor and farmers.”

“Our focus is on the dignity and quality of life. Our focus is on investment leading to employment. This manifesto emphasizes both the quantity and quality of opportunities. On one hand, we have discussed creating employment through numerous infrastructure projects. On the other hand, we are also focusing on promoting high-value services by boosting startups and global centers. Our Sankalp Patra is a reflection of the young aspirations of Yuva Bharat,” he added.

Emphasizing the efforts in poverty alleviation, PM Modi stated, “The BJP government has demonstrated lifting 25 crore people out of poverty over the past 10 years. However, they continually need stability, or else there is a risk of falling back into poverty. With this mindset, the BJP has also committed to expanding several poverty alleviation schemes. Modi guarantees that the free ration scheme will continue for the next 5 years. We will ensure that the meal on a poor person's plate is nutritious, satisfying, and affordable.”

Talking about the BJP’s Sankalp Patra, the PM said, “Modi guarantees that affordable medicines with an 80 percent discount will continue to be available at Jan Aushadhi centers. Modi assures that free treatment under Ayushman Bharat, up to ₹5 lakh, will remain accessible. The biggest concern of the elderlies is that how will they afford treatment of their ailments. This concern is even more serious for the middle class. BJP has now taken the 'Sankalp' that every individual above 70 years of age will be brought within the purview of Ayushman Bharat Yojana."

Speaking about those who have been overlooked, PM Modi said, "He worships those who have not been asked. This embodies the spirit of ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ and reflects the essence of the BJP's manifesto. Over the past 10 years, we have provided numerous facilities for divyang individuals. Priority will be given to them in the PM Awas Yojana, ensuring housing according to their specific needs. Transgender individuals have also been neglected in the past. The BJP has now decided to include transgenders in the ambit of the Ayushman Bharat scheme.”

PM Modi highlighted India's leadership in Women-Led Development, emphasizing the efforts made over the past decade to empower women and provide them with opportunities. He remarked, “With 10 crore women joining self-help groups, they will now receive training in various sectors like IT, education, health, retail, and tourism. Additionally, Modi aims to increase the number of Lakhpati didis from 1 crore to 3 crore. Through the 'Namo Drone Didi' scheme, women in every village will become drone pilots, supported by the government with drone provisions.”

Recognizing the contributions of the tribal society, PM Modi said, We decided to celebrate Janjatiya Gaurav Divas in the country. Next year, in 2025, we will commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda at the national level, further accelerating the Janjatiya Gaurav Campaign. Additionally, we will establish a Digital Janjatiya Kala Academy and promote forest-based startups and self-help groups. The goal of constructing over 700 Ekalavya schools will also be swiftly pursued.”

Firmly believing in the mantra of development as well as heritage, PM Modi iterated, “The BJP pledges to promote India's legacy. We will construct Thiruvallur cultural centres across the globe. Tamil, the world's oldest language, is our pride, and the BJP will spare no effort to enhance its global prestige. The untapped potential of tourism in our country remains vast, and the BJP is committed to unlocking it. We will connect global tourists with our heritage and integrate this heritage into the World Heritage framework.”

PM Modi emphasized the BJP's focus on strengthening India's foundation for the 21st century through three types of infrastructure: social, physical, and digital. This includes building new educational institutes, upgrading transportation networks, and expanding digital connectivity. This comprehensive approach reflects the BJP's top priority.

Stressing the BJP Sankalp Patra's aim to lead the country towards self-reliance, PM Modi said, “Whether it's the defence sector, edible oil, or energy imports, how long will India depend on other countries? Today, the BJP's major focus is on green energy and energy self-sufficiency. This involves blending ethanol in petrol, green hydrogen, renewable energy, gobardhan, biofuels, and accelerating progress in all sectors. It will generate a large number of green jobs in the country. We are also witnessing a rapid increase in the market for electric vehicles in the country.”

PM Modi outlined BJP's commitment to making India a global hub for every emerging sector. He envisioned a future where India will be the hub for - Green Energy, Pharma, Electronics, Automobile, Semiconductor, Innovation, Legal, Insurance, Contracting, and Commercial sectors.

Addressing the BJP karyakartas at party HQ, PM Modi stated, “In a world overshadowed by uncertainty, the clouds of war loom large. In such times of crisis, the safety of the Indians living in these areas is our top priority. It becomes increasingly imperative to have a stable government in India with a strong majority in such times. Such a government would not only ensure the country's security but also its economic prosperity.”


Citing the Bharatiya Janata Party known for its bold and decisive decisions in the interest of the nation, PM Modi reiterated, “For us, the country is greater than the party itself. The Women's Reservation Bill has now become law. BJP abolished Article 370 and brought in the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).”

“Continuing on the mantra of Reform, Perform, Transform, we will progress even faster. Necessary infrastructure and systems will be developed in the country for Good Governance, Digital Governance, and Data Governance. We will also advance the idea of One Nation-One Election. The BJP also considers a Uniform Civil Code essential for the nation's welfare,” he added.

PM Modi highlighted the BJP government's strong stance against corruption over the past decade, emphasizing how corruption deprives the rights of the poor and the middle class. “Now, the poor are getting their due, and those who loot the poor are going to jail. There will continue to be relentless action against corrupt individuals - this is Modi's guarantee,” the PM said.

In his concluding remarks, PM Modi said, “After June 4, work will swiftly commence on the BJP's Sankalp Patra. The government is already working on a 100-day action plan. We have witnessed the success of Chandrayaan, now we will experience the glory of Gaganyaan. We welcomed the world to India at the G-20 summit. Now we are fully committed to hosting the Olympics. This New India has gained momentum. Now, stopping it is impossible.”

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 5th National Conference of Chief Secretaries in Delhi, earlier today. The three-day Conference was held in Pusa, Delhi from 26 to 28 December, 2025.

Prime Minister observed that this conference marks another decisive step in strengthening the spirit of cooperative federalism and deepening Centre-State partnership to achieve the vision of Viksit Bharat.

Prime Minister emphasised that Human Capital comprising knowledge, skills, health and capabilities is the fundamental driver of economic growth and social progress and must be developed through a coordinated Whole-of-Government approach.

The Conference included discussions around the overarching theme of ‘Human Capital for Viksit Bharat’. Highlighting India's demographic advantage, the Prime Minister stated that nearly 70 percent of the population is in the working-age group, creating a unique historical opportunity which, when combined with economic progress, can significantly accelerate India's journey towards Viksit Bharat.

Prime Minister said that India has boarded the “Reform Express”, driven primarily by the strength of its young population, and empowering this demographic remains the government’s key priority. Prime Minister noted that the Conference is being held at a time when the country is witnessing next-generation reforms and moving steadily towards becoming a major global economic power.

He further observed that Viksit Bharat is synonymous with quality and excellence and urged all stakeholders to move beyond average outcomes. Emphasising quality in governance, service delivery and manufacturing, the Prime Minister stated that the label "Made in India' must become a symbol of excellence and global competitiveness.

Prime Minister emphasised the need to strengthen Aatmanirbharta, stating that India must pursue self-reliance with zero defect in products and minimal environmental impact, making the label 'Made in India' synonymous with quality and strengthen our commitment to 'Zero Effect, Zero Defect.’ He urged the Centre and States to jointly identify 100 products for domestic manufacturing to reduce import dependence and strengthen economic resilience in line with the vision of Viksit Bharat.

Prime Minister emphasised the need to map skill demand at the State and global levels to better design skill development strategies. In higher education too, he suggested that there is a need for academia and industry to work together to create high quality talent.

For livelihoods of youth, Prime Minister observed that tourism can play a huge role. He highlighted that India has a rich heritage and history with a potential to be among the top global tourist destinations. He urged the States to prepare a roadmap for creating at least one global level tourist destination and nourishing an entire tourist ecosystem.

PM Modi said that it is important to align the Indian national sports calendar with the global sports calendar. India is working to host the 2036 Olympics. India needs to prepare infrastructure and sports ecosystem at par with global standards. He observed that young kids should be identified, nurtured and trained to compete at that time. He urged the States that the next 10 years must be invested in them, only then will India get desired results in such sports events. Organising and promoting sports events and tournaments at local and district level and keeping data of players will create a vibrant sports environment.

PM Modi said that soon India would be launching the National Manufacturing Mission (NMM). Every State must give this top priority and create infrastructure to attract global companies. He further said that it included Ease of Doing Business, especially with respect to land, utilities and social infrastructure. He also called upon states to encourage manufacturing, boost ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and strengthen the services sector. In the services sector, PM Modi said that there should be greater emphasis on other areas like Healthcare, education, transport, tourism, professional services, AI, etc. to make India a Global Services Giant.

Prime Minister also emphasized that as India aspires to be the food basket of the world, we need to shift to high value agriculture, dairy, fisheries, with a focus on exports. He pointed out that the PM Dhan Dhanya Scheme has identified 100 districts with lower productivity. Similarly, in learning outcomes States must identify the lowest 100 districts and must work on addressing the issues around the low indicators.

PM also urged the States to use Gyan Bharatam Mission for digitization of manuscripts. He said that States may start a Abhiyan to digitize such manuscripts available in States. Once these manuscripts are digitized, Al can be used for synthesizing the wisdom and knowledge available.

Prime Minister noted that the Conference reflects India’s tradition of collective thinking and constructive policy dialogue, and that the Chief Secretaries Conference, institutionalised by the Government of India, has become an effective platform for collective deliberation.

Prime Minister emphasised that States should work in tandem with the discussions and decisions emerging from both the Chief Secretaries and the DGPs Conferences to strengthen governance and implementation.

Prime Minister suggested that similar conferences could be replicated at the departmental level to promote a national perspective among officers and improve governance outcomes in pursuit of Viksit Bharat.

Prime Minister also said that all States and UTs must prepare capacity building plan along with the Capacity Building Commission. He said that use of Al in governance and awareness on cyber security is need of the hour. States and Centre have to put emphasis on cyber security for the security of every citizen.

Prime Minister said that the technology can provide secure and stable solutions through our entire life cycle. There is a need to utilise technology to bring about quality in governance.

In the conclusion, Prime Minister said that every State must create 10-year actionable plans based on the discussions of this Conference with 1, 2, 5 and 10 year target timelines wherein technology can be utilised for regular monitoring.

The three-day Conference emphasised on special themes which included Early Childhood Education; Schooling; Skilling; Higher Education; and Sports and Extracurricular Activities recognising their role in building a resilient, inclusive and future-ready workforce.

Discussion during the Conference

The discussions during the Conference reflected the spirit of Team India, where the Centre and States came together with a shared commitment to transform ideas into action. The deliberations emphasised the importance of ensuring time-bound implementation of agreed outcomes so that the vision of Viksit Bharat translates into tangible improvements in citizens’ lives. The sessions provided a comprehensive assessment of the current situation, key challenges and possible solutions across priority areas related to human capital development.

The Conference also facilitated focused deliberations over meals on Heritage & Manuscript Preservation and Digitisation; and Ayush for All with emphasis on integrating knowledge in primary healthcare delivery.

The deliberations also emphasised the importance of effective delivery, citizen-centric governance and outcome-oriented implementation to ensure that development initiatives translate into measurable on-ground impact. The discussions highlighted the need to strengthen institutional capacity, improve inter-departmental coordination and adopt data-driven monitoring frameworks to enhance service delivery. Focus was placed on simplifying processes, leveraging technology and ensuring last-mile reach so that benefits of development reach every citizen in a timely, transparent and inclusive manner, in alignment with the vision of Viksit Bharat.

The Conference featured a series of special sessions that enabled focused deliberations on cross-cutting and emerging priorities. These sessions examined policy pathways and best practices on Deregulation in States, Technology in Governance: Opportunities, Risks & Mitigation; AgriStack for Smart Supply Chain & Market Linkages; One State, One World Class Tourist Destination; Aatmanirbhar Bharat & Swadeshi; and Plans for a post-Left Wing Extremism future. The discussions highlighted the importance of cooperative federalism, replication of successful State-level initiatives and time-bound implementation to translate deliberations into measurable outcomes.

The Conference was attended by Chief Secretaries, senior officials of all States/Union Territories, domain experts and senior officers in the centre.