Modi convenes four-hour review with 20 ministers to assess welfare programmes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a four-hour meeting with 20 Union ministers at his residence to examine the progress of key welfare and reform initiatives.
On Monday evening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosted a four-hour review at his official residence, inviting 20 Union ministers of state and ministers with independent charge. The agenda covered the status of ongoing public-welfare schemes, administrative reforms and strategic priorities across ministries handling agriculture, rural development, education and social justice. Ministers submitted comprehensive progress reports on their respective portfolios.
Modi asked officials to seek actionable suggestions from youth and to integrate public input into policy execution. He also emphasized the need for active presence on digital channels such as X, Facebook and Instagram to communicate programmes transparently. The meeting is part of a regular series of reviews intended to monitor implementation and improve governance outcomes.
Why it matters
The review shows the government's effort to track welfare projects and involve citizens in shaping policy.
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