PM Modi Celebrates 25 Years in Public Office with New Vision
On October 7, 2026, Prime Minister Modi urges a collective 'We Will Do It' mindset to achieve development goals by 2047.
PM Modi emphasizes unity among citizens to build a developed India by 2047.
Reflecting on his journey, he highlights the importance of service over personal ambition.
The Prime Minister calls for collective solutions to societal issues affecting all communities.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi commemorated a significant milestone on October 7, 2026, marking 25 years of his public service. During the 'Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabha,' he encouraged citizens to adopt a 'We Will Do It' attitude aimed at achieving ambitious development goals by the year 2047. Modi's tenure began as the Chief Minister of Gujarat on the same date in 2001, and he has since served as India's Prime Minister, emphasizing the need for collective effort in nation-building.
In his address, Modi reflected on the historical context of India's growth, noting that the population has surged from less than 400 million a century ago to over 1.4 billion today. He expressed confidence that this diverse population could unite to create a developed India, positioning it among the world's top economies. He stated, "The 140 crore citizens together will build a developed India by 2047, and we certainly will. We Will Do It." His vision includes self-reliance in manufacturing and aspirations to host the Olympics and explore space.
Modi shared insights from his political journey, emphasizing that his focus has always been on serving the community rather than seeking electoral success. He recounted his early years dedicated to tribal communities and organizational work within the Bharatiya Janata Party, stating, "My political report card reflected only the work of an organisational worker." He acknowledged the role of both supporters and critics in shaping his perspective over the years.
Highlighting his government's achievements, Modi pointed out that lifting 250 million people out of poverty was once deemed impossible. He expressed faith in the potential of the Indian populace, asserting that the nation is undergoing a transformative phase. He also referenced a recent incident involving an Indian pilot who thwarted a hijacking attempt, underscoring the global recognition of India's capabilities.
In closing, Modi addressed societal divisions, advocating for solutions that benefit all communities. He remarked, "If the problem belongs to everyone, the solution must be for everyone," reinforcing the idea that collective challenges require unified responses. As he looks forward to the future, Modi's call to action serves as a rallying cry for citizens to work together towards a prosperous India by 2047.
