PM Modi addressed 4th National Conference of Chief Secretaries

December 16, 2024 Rakesh K. Pandey ChiefSecretariesConference, CircularEconomy, E-wasteRecycling, FitIndiaMovement, GOBARdhan, PMGatiShakti, PMNarendraModi, SardarVallabhbhaiPatelTribute, TB-muktIndia

PM Modi addressed 4th National Conference of Chief Secretaries, presents circular economy, Fit India and PM GatiShakti for Viksit Bharat

PM’s Talk Circular Economy for Reducing Waste and Bringing Growth.
Health Sector Targets: PM Focuses on Obesity and TB-Free Bharat by 2025
PM GatiShakti: Periodic Upgrades to Enhance Infrastructure Development
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel: PM Appeals for Next Two Years to Achieve His Dream
GOBARdhan Programme: From Waste to Wealth for Sustainable Development

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present at the Chief Secretaries Conference-an important forum for Centre-state collaboration. On the death anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, he addressed some of the key challenges including governance, infrastructure, health, and sustainability with a focus on innovation-driven solutions to shape India’s future. By calling Sardar Patel an inspiration for civil servants, he appealed that the next two years, which mark Patel’s 150th birth anniversary, should be dedicated to the fulfillment of Patel’s vision of a united, strong India.

Key Highlights of the Conference

Circular Economy: From Waste to Wealth

PM Modi highlighted the GOBARdhan Programme as a critical energy resource, converting waste into wealth. He said the aged cattle were no longer liabilities but assets.
States were encouraged to take up Viability Gap Funding (VGF) to recycle e-waste, and thereby significantly reduce import dependency. This will create a sustainable way of managing digital waste in such a technology-driven society.

Health Sector: Solving the Country’s Problems

PM Modi termed the condition as an urgent issue under the Fit India Movement.He said that only a healthy and fit India can see the dream of Viksit Bharat.
PM appealed to states also to work towards making India TB-mukt by 2025.He said that the role of ASHA and Anganwadi workers would be of prime importance in this process.

Infrastructure Development under PM GatiShakti

He further elaborated that PM GatiShakti is the basis of good governance.
He recommended the states to update the indicator regularly under the initiative so proper planning and timely execution is possible.

Thematic Focus for Development

It brought out the necessity of focusing on Manufacturing, Renewable Energy, Urban Growth, Rural Non-farm Sectors, and the Circular Economy in terms of national agenda.

Impact of PM Modi’s Message for the Future

It is that message from PM Modi which for ages will be there, shaping the growth trajectory of India. It’s that circular economy he has built which is going to sustain resource management. GOBARdhan and e-waste recycling will make the waste turn into wealth by reducing import dependence in India. Such a focus on reducing obesity as well as making India TB-mukt by 2025 would improve the public health index significantly. Grassroots involvement through schemes like ASHA and Anganwadi staff involvement will ensure health goals achievable as well as inclusive.

This will continuously update PM GatiShakti, which will change the nature of infrastructure development, ensuring much better connectivity and faster completion of projects. Infra focus will boost economic growth and improve service delivery.

The tributes to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel remind again of leadership, unity, and hard work toward nation-building. Celebrating the legacy of Patel for the next two years will inspire civil servants to work toward a Viksit Bharat.

Conclusion

The Chief Secretaries Conference reflects the vision of PM Narendra Modi on inclusive growth, sustainability, and good governance. His call for focus on circular economy, health challenges, and infrastructure development will form the base for a Viksit Bharat. These initiatives in the coming years will change India into a global leader in sustainable development and efficient governance.