The national interest has been the primary consideration in every choice made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration. Saying that he views everything through the lens of Nation First, he finds any difficult decision to be manageable. In a news magazine interview, Mr. Modi made this claim. Modi’s guarantee, according to the prime minister, is the faith of the underprivileged, not a formula for winning elections.
Every impoverished person in the nation, he claimed, is aware that Mr. Modi will not abdicate his responsibility. According to the Prime Minister, India has evolved from a nation that felt left behind to one that leads and develops new international platforms. He said, “It is widely agreed upon today that India has its moment.” The prime minister declared his support for Jan Andolans as a means of attaining national goals and for the best possible use of available resources and outcome-oriented monitoring.
He made the point that it is commonly recognised that infrastructure spending significantly multiplies the effects of growth and employment. In addition, Mr. Modi said that all industries are performing far better now than they did a decade ago and that the development of infrastructure is occurring at a “never-seen-before” rate. He stated that the administration has taken a multifaceted strategy to guaranteeing long-term peace in Jammu and Kashmir, emphasising security, development, infrastructure and human capital investment, and a thorough overhaul of administrative procedures through reforms.