11 Years of Seva: PM Modi on India’s journey to Viksit Bharat
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11 Years of Seva: From governance to people’s power, PM Modi highlights India’s journey towards Viksit Bharat

PM Modi highlighted India’s transformative journey over 11 Years of Seva, crediting good governance and collective citizen effort for inclusive, people-centric development. Through the NaMo App and the Vikas Yatra initiative, he invited citizens to engage with India’s progress

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has offered a reflective yet forward-looking account of India’s transformative journey, sharing glimpses of his 2025 engagements and the broader achievements of the NDA government through the NaMo App. Marking eleven years of governance, the Prime Minister underscored how good governance, people’s participation, and a clear national vision have reshaped India’s development trajectory.

Through a curated collection of photographs and multimedia content, PM Modi’s 2025 journey highlights his participation in key diplomatic engagements, cultural events, visits to sacred temples, interactions with citizens, inspections of border areas, and inaugurations of major infrastructure projects. These moments, he noted, reflect not just official duties but the deep connection between governance and the people of India.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shares his 2025 journey on his NaMo app, showcasing pictures of his participation in significant diplomatic and cultural events, and heartwarming interactions with people.

PM Modi's 2025 included visits to sacred temples, border areas, major… pic.twitter.com/XNKytbIpKN

— ANI (@ANI) December 31, 2025

Reflecting on the past eleven years, the Prime Minister attributed India’s progress to the collective efforts of 140 crore citizens and the guiding philosophy of Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas. He emphasized that development during this period has been defined by “scale, speed, and sensitivity,” ensuring that growth remains inclusive and people-centric.

“From economic growth to social upliftment, our focus has been all-round and inclusive,” PM Modi said, highlighting that India today stands as the fastest-growing major economy while also emerging as a strong global voice on critical issues such as climate action and digital innovation. He added that governance reforms over the last decade have significantly improved the Ease of Living, ushering in an era marked by transparency, accountability, and measurable outcomes.

The Prime Minister also stressed that the journey is far from complete. Expressing optimism about the road ahead, he said India is moving forward with renewed confidence and determination to achieve the goal of Viksit Bharat by 2047, the centenary year of independence.

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To connect citizens more closely with this development story, PM Modi encouraged people to actively engage with the NaMo App, which offers an interactive experience through games, quizzes, surveys, infographics, articles, and videos. The app showcases sector-wise progress and key policy milestones, allowing users to explore governance outcomes in a participatory manner.

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In a post on X, the Prime Minister shared links to the government’s “Vikas Yatra,” inviting citizens to explore the curated content available on the NaMo App and official platforms. This initiative forms part of the larger nationwide campaign marking #11YearsOfSeva, aimed at deepening public understanding of India’s growth story.

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