Prime Minister chairs high-level meet on next-generation reforms

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday chaired a high-level meeting to review the roadmap for Next-Generation Reforms, with a focus on accelerating measures to enhance Ease of Living, improve Ease of Doing Business, and foster inclusive prosperity.

The deliberations centred on implementing speedy and comprehensive reforms across sectors. Officials briefed the Prime Minister on steps being planned to simplify governance, strengthen economic growth, and ensure citizens benefit directly from these measures.

Following the meeting, the Prime Minister shared an update on social media platform X, stating, “Chaired a meeting to discuss the roadmap for Next-Generation Reforms. We are committed to speedy reforms across all sectors, which will boost Ease of Living, Ease of Doing Business and prosperity.”

The government has in recent years rolled out several structural and process-driven reforms, ranging from digitisation of services to improvements in infrastructure and business regulations.

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