PM Modi held a meeting with the Council of Ministers for discussion on important issues including women's safety

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a marathon meeting with his Council of Ministers colleagues on Tuesday. Along with ministers, bureaucrats were also present during the meeting. The PM asked the allied ministers and bureaucrats in the government to show activism on issues related to women and the poor. Effective implementation of social policies would help overcome problems, he said. Sources close to the development said during a meeting of around five hours, presided over by PM Modi at Sushma Swaraj Bhavan in the national capital Delhi, the progress made on the agenda of the first 100 days of the third term of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance or NDA government was reviewed.

PM Modi told the minister and top bureaucrats that good work has been carried out by the government during the last decade. We shall work at the same pace for the next five years too. He told the minister and officials that since they have faith in him, he has assured the people there that development will continue at the same pace as last decade. Efforts being made regarding the improvement of infrastructure and skill upgrade of the youth also formed part of the discussions at the meeting. PM ​Modi told the ministers that the Gatishakti Manch and Mission Karmayogi should be utilized to the maximum extent possible to achieve the targets set for the infrastructure and skill sectors.

According to Amar Ujala, issues related to women, the poor, youth, and farmers were discussed during the meeting. Secretaries of various government departments also attended the meeting. Let us tell you that PM Modi took oath along with his cabinet colleagues on June 9. In the marathon meeting held about 80 days after assuming office, PM Modi emphasized spreading awareness about new schemes and policy decisions. Let us tell you that this time ministers from allies like TDP and JDU are also present in the team of Prime Minister Modi, who is in power for the third consecutive time.