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INDORE: “India has arrived,” said Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh on Friday, adding, “This is one of the most auspicious times happening for India.”
“India is hosting the G20 Group this year, we will be hosting the G20 summit in New Delhi’s Bharat Mandapam after few days; International Year of Millets is also being observed this year, this is the second occasion such an event is being held at the behest of India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the International Day of Yoga, and after 75 years (of India’s Independence) on the 15th August, we have entered the Amrit Kaal, and this week, just two days ago, Chandrayaan happened,” he said.
Dr Jitendra said that now the time has come when India not only stands even with other countries, but has proven that it can lead the world.
He was addressing the Valedictory Session of the two-day 26thNational Conference on e- Governance in Indore.
Dr Jitendra said PM Narendra Modi has broken shackles of the past and set India free on the path to development.
“PM Modi opened the Space sector just over 3 years back and today there are more than 150 private Startups,” he said.
Dwelling on Administrative Reforms, Dr. Jitendra Singh said many reforms have been initiated by PM Modi in the last nine years.
Speaking about the transparency and accountability in the governance, the Minister said that the benchmark for clean and effective government is the robust grievance redressal mechanism. The CPGRAMS receives about 20 lakh grievances every year in comparison to just 2 lakhs annually earlier because this government followed a policy of time bound redressal and gained the confidence of the people.
“Our goal is to gear up and work towards making India a developed nation by 2047, and we will accomplish this with speed and scale, leveraging the potential of digital transformations in e-governance,” he said.
