NITI Aayog to hold workshops to document lessons from Modi’s 25 years in government
The workshops will be held over a year, till October next year, NITI Aayog said in a statement.
The NITI Aayog, India's public policy think tank, is set to host five national workshops starting Tuesday to gather and analyze lessons from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years in government. These workshops, spanning until October next year, will serve as case studies, research papers, and teaching materials for civil servants, training institutions, and universities.
Modi assumed the role of Prime Minister on October 7, 2023, having previously served as Gujarat's chief minister for over a decade. The workshops will delve into five governance themes: "Leadership as Mission" in November 2026, "Governance as Delivery" in January 2027, "Development as Inclusion" in April 2027, "Civilisational Identity" in July 2027, and "India as a Global Force" in September 2027.
The inaugural workshop, "Leadership as Mission," will be held at Bharat Mandapam in the capital on Monday. It will focus on leadership through significant decisions and their impact on citizens, featuring four first-hand accounts from those involved. Rajeev Topno, additional chief secretary, will speak on Kutch's reconstruction following the 2001 earthquake.
Over 900 participants are expected, comprising 150 government officers, 25 university students, 50 community partners, and beneficiaries of national schemes. The discussions will be guided by 25 trained facilitators from the Amrit Gyaan Kosh initiative. The proceedings will be streamed on the iGOT Karmayogi platform.
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