The North News
New Delhi, June 9
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hailed the last eleven years of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) rule as a period of “rapid transformation” driven by the combined efforts of 140 crore Indians and anchored in a governance model centred on scale, sensitivity, and citizen participation. Modi reflected on the NDA’s over-a-decade-long tenure, claiming sweeping progress across economic, social, and global arenas. “Guided by the principle of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas, the NDA government has delivered pathbreaking changes with speed and scale,” the Prime Minister wrote in his post on X.
He stressed that India is not only the world’s fastest-growing major economy but also increasingly seen as a prominent global voice on critical issues including climate change and digital innovation. “We are proud of our collective success,” Modi added, “but we look ahead with hope, confidence and a renewed resolve to build a Viksit Bharat.”
Modi credited the NDA’s “people-centric” approach for fostering inclusive development and improving the country’s Ease of Living indicators—a reference to policy outcomes affecting day-to-day life, particularly in infrastructure, digital access, sanitation, and welfare distribution.
To commemorate what he described as a “transformative journey,” Modi encouraged citizens to explore an interactive showcase of the government’s milestones through the NaMo App. The platform features infographics, games, quizzes, and surveys designed to inform and engage users, along with curated multimedia content highlighting key policy achievements under the NDA.
The Prime Minister’s message forms part of a broader outreach effort marking the NDA’s eleventh anniversary in power, as it seeks to consolidate support and build momentum for its vision of a developed India.
