The council of ministers met over two days at Seva Tirath, with 68 members and 12 senior ministers in six groups. They reviewed progress on Modi 3.0 and the Viksit Bharat mission, focusing on 40‑45 key welfare schemes.
Discussions covered personal efficiency, effective communication, improved scheme execution, and stakeholder consultations. Ministers were asked to gather data on current challenges before media briefings.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, present throughout, took extensive notes. He also signalled that the session could influence a potential cabinet reshuffle.
Following the brainstorming, another two‑day session is slated for the next week, where ministers will present updated plans for scheme rollout, with a focus on youth and women.
The exercise aims to transform India into a developed nation by 2047, a vision that has guided policy since 2021.