PM Modi’s Vision for Economic Progress

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a powerful address to a gathering of nearly 100,000 self-help group (SHG) workers in Madhya Pradesh, reaffirmed his government’s commitment to the economic empowerment and dignity of women. Recognizing women as the “differentiating factor” of this century, he highlighted the significant role they play in strengthening the economy and enrolling in security forces.

Prime Minister Modi praised the transformation of SHGs into what he referred to as “Nation-Help Groups,” a testament to the government’s efforts. He acknowledged the diverse contributions made by women, ranging from manufacturing PPE kits during the COVID-19 pandemic to tending to cattle, actively participating in nutrition campaigns, and driving the Swachh Bharat (Clean India) movement.

Highlighting the government’s initiatives to empower women, Prime Minister Modi revealed that 70 million households in India had received piped water connections in the past three years. He emphasized the government’s goal of ensuring that at least one woman from every rural family becomes a part of an SHG, recognizing the transformative potential of economic empowerment. “The economic empowerment of women empowers them equally in society,” he affirmed.

The Prime Minister’s words reflect a commitment to break gender barriers and create opportunities for women to thrive economically. By emphasizing the significance of their participation in the workforce and their vital contributions to various sectors, Prime Minister Modi aims to strengthen their role in shaping India’s progress.

Through welfare schemes and strategic measures, the government is striving to create an environment that fosters the economic growth and dignity of women. Prime Minister Modi’s steadfast focus on women’s empowerment signifies a transformative path towards a more inclusive and prosperous future for all.

Re reported the article from the story originally published in Economic Times