Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday shared three articles highlighting his 25 years in public life, India’s development journey and the vision of building a prosperous and self-reliant Bharat while preserving the country’s cultural heritage.
The articles, written by Rajya Sabha MP and author Swapan Dasgupta, spiritual leader Mata Amritanandamayi and Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, respectively, reflect on different aspects of the Prime Minister’s public journey and his vision for India’s future.
Sharing an article by Swapan Dasgupta, the Prime Minister’s Office said it highlights how PM Modi has “recrafted India’s story by dissolving the old world of binaries”.
The article examines the combination of reforms and welfare, cultural pride and technology, with targeted welfare delivery and digital platforms working alongside economic reforms.
The Prime Minister’s Office posted on X that Dasgupta’s article highlights the manner in which these different aspects have been brought together in India’s development journey.
In another post, PM Modi shared an article written by Mata Amritanandamayi Ji, which reflects on his vision of a prosperous Bharat while preserving its cultural heritage.
The article highlights the focus on social reform, cleanliness, women’s empowerment, youth and environmental issues, along with efforts in education, health and sanitation.
The third article, written by Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, highlights PM Modi’s 25 years in public life as a journey of service, development and nation-building.
According to the article, the development journey from Gujarat to Delhi has been shaped by a focus on infrastructure, technology, welfare and cultural heritage.
It also looks ahead to the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, with an emphasis on building a stronger and self-reliant India.
The Prime Minister’s Office, in its post on X, said Shinde’s article reflects on the next phase of India’s development journey and the vision of a stronger and self-reliant nation.
The three articles offer perspectives on the Prime Minister’s public life and the broader themes of development, welfare, technology, social reform, cultural heritage and India’s vision for 2047.
-PIB
