Prime Minister Narendra Modi marks 25 years as head of government by addressing the “Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabha,” where he unveils a new slogan—“We Will Do It”—aimed at accelerating India’s goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047. In his remarks, Modi ties the vision to citizen commitment, presenting the target as a long-term national project driven by “the people” and sustained effort.
Across outlets, the speech places emphasis on broad, future-oriented development goals. One focus is social inclusion and the link between governance and unity, with NDTV highlighting Modi’s reference to challenges posed by division of society along voting lines. The Hindu adds that Modi lays out aspirations including a top three global economy, self-reliance, global manufacturing, space exploration, and hosting the Olympics, framing them as achievable through visionary policies and hard work. Times of India similarly describes the address as both a reflection on Modi’s leadership journey and a call for citizens to commit to the 2047 target.
