Celebrating 25 Years of Leadership: Modis Journey from Gujarat to India

New Delhi, October 6: The Union Cabinet has passed a resolution congratulating Prime Minister Narendra Modi on completing 25 years of continuous leadership as the head of the government. The proposal emphasizes that this recognition goes beyond mere formality; it celebrates a journey guided by the principles of ‘Nation First and Citizen First.’

This milestone encompasses Modi’s tenure as both Chief Minister and Prime Minister. He took the oath as Chief Minister of Gujarat on October 7, 2001, and has been Prime Minister since 2014. Thus, his 25 years in leadership will be marked on October 7, with the Cabinet passing this resolution a day earlier.

Ten Key Highlights from the Proposal

According to the proposal, these ten features illustrate the connection between his leadership in Gujarat and his role in India.

‘Swagat’ Initiative: Received the United Nations Public Service Award in 2010, inspiring the ‘Pragati’ initiative.
Jyotigram Scheme: Separate electricity lines for rural areas.
Compassion for the Poor: Nearly 600 million Jan Dhan accounts, over 40 million homes built, and 250 million people lifted out of poverty.
Empowerment: Approximately 3.5 million women have become self-reliant, with significant financial transfers through PM-Kisan.
Reforms: Implementation of GST, improvements in welfare distribution, and replacement of colonial laws.
Self-Reliant India: Public capital expenditure increased from ₹2 trillion to over ₹12 trillion; electronics production surged from ₹2 trillion to over ₹13 trillion.
Technology: Innovations like Jan Dhan, Aadhaar, and mobile integration, along with successful COVID-19 vaccination and Chandrayaan-3’s landing.
Crisis Leadership: Timely decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic and the West Asia crisis, along with measures for energy security.
Security: Surgical strikes in 2016, the Balakot airstrike in 2019, and the creation of the CDS position.
Global Role: Consensus in G20 and BRICS, inclusion of the African Union in G20, and recognition from 36 countries for vaccine diplomacy.

Mandate Reflected

The proposal highlights that the public’s trust is evident from the three mandates received in Gujarat and consistent support in three Lok Sabha elections. It also notes that Modi has successfully brought Gujarat’s initiatives to a national level.

In conclusion, the proposal reiterates the commitment to a prosperous, self-reliant, and developed India by 2047. All the data and claims mentioned are part of this resolution issued by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

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