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September 18, 2026 3:49 PM IST

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PM Modi shares an article highlighting inclusive governance and effective implementation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday shared an article by former Finance and Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia highlighting leadership, governance, people-centric policies and the implementation of government initiatives.

A post shared by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) on X said, “When policies are formulated with the poor and disadvantaged at the centre, and decisions are implemented effectively on the ground, both society and the nation become stronger. In his article, former Finance and Revenue Secretary of India, Shri Hasmukh Adhia, explains how the country is being guided towards a new path of progress through far-sighted thinking, right intent and good governance.”

The X post and the shared article can be accessed at this link: https://x.com/PMOIndia/status/2100831075844890628.

Adhia’s article draws on his experience of working with PM Modi at both the Gujarat and central levels.

Adhia, who worked in the Gujarat Chief Minister’s Office as Additional Principal Secretary and Principal Secretary, highlighted what he described as PM Modi’s long-term approach to planning, extensive consultations and regular reviews of government ministries.

He cited initiatives such as the Chintan Shivir for senior officials and the Vibrant Gujarat summit as examples of institutionalised management practices. Adhia also highlighted PM Modi’s focus on reviewing programmes based on their outcomes and his emphasis on improving governance.

Adhia’s article further discusses PM Modi’s reported empathy towards poor and disadvantaged sections and his personal engagement with colleagues and officials.

On the Prime Minister’s spiritual outlook, Adhia linked his approach to work and acceptance of outcomes with the concept of Karma Yoga in the Bhagavad Gita. He also referred to PM Modi’s faith in God and his interest in Vedantic philosophy.

Last updated on: 18th September 2026

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