Modi holds ministers' camp for mid-term stocktaking
New Delhi - Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a two-day Chintan Shivir at Seva Teerth on Wednesday, marking the first of a series of Union Council of Ministers gatherings aimed at conducting a mid-term stocktaking exercise. The deliberations centered on governance and Jan Vishwas se Jan Aadhaar, with the aim of setting priorities for the next phase of Viksit Bharat@2047.
The session, which will continue on Thursday, saw ministers making presentations and engaging in discussions on various themes, including stakeholder interactions, coordination with other ministries and state governments, policy initiatives, and mechanisms for grievance redressal. Union ministers Hardeep Puri and Piyush Goyal were among the coordinators of the groups, with preparatory meetings held earlier in the week.
The Chintan Shivirs follow recent interactions between Modi and state and Union ministers on policy and governance, sparking speculation about a potential Cabinet reshuffle. The Viksit Bharat@2047 exercise has been ongoing since 2021, with 10 groups of secretaries tasked with developing long-term vision and road maps through stakeholder consultations.
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