Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to chair a high-level meeting on Tuesday with the secretaries of all Union ministries and departments to review reforms aimed at improving Ease of Living and Ease of Doing Business.
The meeting will assess the progress of the Centre's key reform initiatives, strengthen administrative efficiency, and discuss measures to make government services more effective for citizens and industry.
According to government sources, senior officials from various ministries will present detailed updates on their departments' achievements, pending projects, digital reforms, citizen-centric schemes, and administrative changes. The discussions will focus on making governance more transparent, accountable, and results-oriented.
The meeting is also expected to include a comprehensive review of the reforms being implemented under the "Viksit Bharat 2047" roadmap. Prime Minister Modi has set the goal of transforming India into a developed nation by 2047, marking 100 years of the country's independence. As part of this long-term vision, the government has prioritised administrative reforms, digital transformation, economic growth, and improved public services.
According to sources, the meeting may also deliberate on next-generation reforms planned for the coming years. The government's objective is to implement policies that simplify citizens' daily lives, improve access to government services, and make regulatory processes for businesses more transparent and efficient.
Administrative efficiency and the timely implementation of government programmes are expected to receive particular emphasis during the meeting. The Prime Minister may urge secretaries to ensure that public welfare projects do not face unnecessary delays or administrative obstacles. Better coordination among ministries, greater use of technology, data-driven decision-making, and ber accountability are also expected to figure in the discussions.
Experts believe that faster decision-making and effective implementation have become key elements of the government's development strategy, and view the meeting as significant in that context.
The country's recent economic performance may also be discussed. According to recent economic data, India has recorded b economic growth supported by robust domestic demand, government capital expenditure, and investment activity. Government data estimates gross domestic product (GDP) growth at 7.7 per cent for the financial year 2025-26, while the economy recorded 7.8 per cent growth during the January-March quarter.
The government maintains that investment in infrastructure, expansion of the digital economy, support for the manufacturing sector, and higher consumption have strengthened economic growth.
The meeting will also review policies implemented to advance Ease of Living and Ease of Doing Business. The government aims to provide citizens with simpler, more transparent, and digitally accessible public services while reducing administrative hurdles for businesses and investors seeking to establish or expand operations. The review will assess the impact of measures taken by different ministries on citizens and industry.
