The first meeting of the Council of Ministers of PM Modi 3.0 will be held on August 28 to discuss government strategies

New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi is going to hold a meeting of the Council of Ministers for the first time after becoming the Prime Minister for the third time. his/her new Cabinet Committee will hold its first meeting in Delhi on August 28. In this meeting, the future strategy will be discussed after the division of ministries. PM Modi has assigned important ministries to experienced leaders like Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, Nirmala Sitharaman and S Jaishankar in his/her new team.

Who all will attend the meeting?

These four leaders are also members of the Cabinet Committee on Security, which is headed by the Prime Minister himself. Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan has been given the responsibility of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Apart from this, five members of the allies have also got important posts. JDS’s HD Kumaraswamy is heading the Ministry of Heavy Industries and Steel, HAM-Secular’s Jitan Ram Manjhi is heading the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises and JDU’s Lallan Singh is heading the Panchayati Raj, Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairy Ministries.

Necessary meeting for Modi Government 3.0

This meeting will be the first important meeting after the start of the third term of the Modi government. It is expected that the priorities, policies and programs of the government will be discussed in it.

In the last meeting, a roadmap for developed India was prepared

Let us tell you that in the last cabinet meeting of his/her second term, PM Modi discussed the roadmap of ‘Developed India 2047’. Since the formation of the new government, the government is focused on the goal of Developed India @ 2047. The government wants to establish India as a developed nation in the next 25 years. For this, the government will discuss long-term plans and policies in various sectors, which will focus on economic development, technological progress, social reform and green energy.