‘Perform, Reform, Transform and Inform’, PM Modi gave the mantra in the cabinet meeting

In the meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a detailed presentation was presented to review the upcoming budget plans and ongoing projects. In the meeting, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gaba gave information on 73 decisions taken by the Modi government in 85 days. Apart from these, important presentations were also presented on the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education.

It was decided in the meeting that on 5th September, those schemes will be celebrated which have completed 10 years. All the ministries were expected to give information about the 10 important works done in the first 100 days.

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‘Perform, Reform, Transform and Inform’, PM gave the mantra

According to sources, PM Modi emphasized on the mantras of “Perform, Reform, Transform and Inform” in his 40-minute address. He clarified that his decisions will be quickly communicated to the public through social media, so that transparency is maintained.

PM Modi said, “In the last 10 years, our government has completed the work with hard work and on time. The same speed will be maintained in the next five years as well. Our track record is that we have done what we said. This is a guarantee given to the public and we will continue to maintain it on the basis of your trust.”

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Plan for developed India by 2047 is also ready!

PM Modi further said that no one needs to worry about this development journey, as many development plans are already underway. The PM said in a light-hearted manner, “This is just a small dose, I hope everyone will get used to this fast-paced way of working.” The Prime Minister also said that the government has a clear roadmap to take the country forward till 2029, as well as a plan for a developed India by 2047.