"When concerns were raised about the poor and developing countries, Bharat’s successful efforts provided courage and assistance to many nations. Today, Bharat’s governance model has become an example for many countries around the world. Empowering 25 crore people to rise above poverty in just 10 years is unprecedented," the politician stressed.
"Our efforts, from empowering the poor to last-mile delivery, have inspired the world by prioritising individuals standing at the last rung of society. Bharat’s 'Digital India' campaign is now an example for the entire world, showing how we can use technology to empower the poor, bring transparency, and ensure their rights," the prime minister’s letter read.
Need to Change Traditional Thinking
"We must also understand that reform can never be a unidimensional process for any country. Therefore, I have laid out the vision of reform, perform, and transform for the country. The responsibility of reform lies with leadership. Based on that, our bureaucracy performs, and when the people join in with the spirit of Jan Bhagidari [people’s participation], we witness a transformation taking place. We must make excellence the fundamental principle to make our country a Viksit Bharat," the PM wrote.