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PM Modi chairs 4-hour ministerial review meeting focused on governance and 2047 vision

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened a four-hour review meeting with 20 cabinet ministers to assess the progress of key government initiatives. Ministers presented departmental performance reports and discussed on-ground implementation of welfare schemes. The meeting centred on advancing India's development goals with a target horizon of 2047. Modi called for actionable ideas to realise the vision of a developed India and emphasised the importance of digital engagement. The Prime Minister indicated that similar review sessions would be held on a regular basis going forward.

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