From ‘Chalta Hai’ to ‘Badal Sakta Hai’: PM Modi Shares Venkaiah Naidu’s Article

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday shared an article written by former Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu, highlighting what it describes as a significant shift in India’s development journey—from the conventional ‘chalta hai’ approach to a stronger belief in the possibility of change, reflected in the spirit of ‘badal sakta hai’.
 
The article examines how this shift in mindset has been reflected across various areas of governance and development, including banking sector reforms, the rapid expansion of digital payments and efforts towards poverty reduction.
 
Sharing the article on X, Prime Minister Modi said:
 
“PM @narendramodi’s journey has helped shift India from a ‘chalta hai’ attitude to a ‘badal sakta hai’ mindset, writes former Vice President Shri @MVenkaiahNaidu. From banking reforms to digital payments and poverty reduction, challenges once seen as difficult to overcome have been tackled with determination.”
 
Prime Minister Modi further described the article as “a must-read on the mindset shaping India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat.”
 
The article highlights how reforms and sustained efforts in key sectors have demonstrated the potential to address longstanding challenges through determined action.
 
It points to developments in the banking sector, the expansion of digital payment systems and efforts towards reducing poverty as examples of areas where India has sought to bring about significant change.
 
The article, written by Venkaiah Naidu, focuses on the changing approach towards development and governance and its role in shaping India’s journey towards the goal of Viksit Bharat.

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