Each state has played a role based on its strength and contributed to India’s fight against COVID-19, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today at a key NITI Aayog assembly. This was the first assembly in place of the board of directors of the government think tank. administrators since the pandemic shutdown in March 2020. The assembly was held online last year.
At least 23 Chief Ministers, 3 Deputy Governors, two Administrators and Union Ministers attended the event organized by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
“Each state has played a very important role based on its strength and has contributed to India’s fight against COVID-19. This has led India to become an example for emerging countries to consider as a world leader,” Prime Minister Modi said. said, according to a NITI Aayog.
“For the first time in India’s 75 years of independence, all the chief secretaries of India met in one stall and deliberated on issues of national importance for 3 days. This collective procedure led to the progression of the calendar for this meeting,” the prime minister said. modi said. .
The main topics discussed at this year’s NITI Aayog assembly were crop diversification and achieving self-sufficiency in pulses, oilseeds and other agricultural products; the implementation of the National Education Policy, or PNE, in school and higher education, and urban governance.
On the goods and services tax, or GST, Prime Minister Modi said collection has advanced, but the outlook is much higher. “Increasing GST revenue demands collective action across the media and states. This is very important for our economic position a $5 trillion economy,” he said.
Prime Minister Modi said India’s federal design and cooperative federalism have become a style for the world during the pandemic, adding that India has sent a tough message to the world’s emerging countries: that it is possible to triumph over difficult situations with resilience despite limited resources.
Credit goes, Prime Minister Modi said, to state governments, which have focused on offering public at the base point through cooperation across all policy lines.
Prime Minister Modi also spoke about India’s G20 presidency in 2023 and called it an exclusive opportunity to show globally that India is not just Delhi, but each and every state and union territory in the country.
“We broadened a massive movement around the G20. This will allow us to identify the maximum productive capacity that can be had in the country,” the prime minister said. He advised that there be a G20 team committed in the states to make the most of this initiative.
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“The G20 presidency presents a wonderful opportunity and a wonderful responsibility. For the first time in the history of the G20, India will host G20 meetings this year, not only in Delhi, but in each and every state and territory of the Union,” said Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar said.
Each Chief Minister and Lieutenant Governor addressed the meeting, highlighting the priorities, achievements and demanding situations facing their states and Union Territories.
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