PM Modi Launches Developed India

*Udaipur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the "Developed India Campaign," a nationwide initiative aimed at reaching the benefits of welfare schemes to every citizen. In a virtual ceremony, the Prime Minister flagged off the campaign, symbolized by the green flag, in Rajasthan and five other states across the country.

The primary objective of the Developed India Campaign is to ensure that informative welfare schemes reach the common man, fostering greater participation and awareness. The Prime Minister, in his address during the virtual event, emphasized the importance of directly involving citizens in these schemes and urged the public to stay informed about the various initiatives.

The campaign kickstarted with a district-level event held at the Udaipur Municipal Corporation grounds, where local representatives participated by hoisting the green flag to commence the campaign for their respective blocks.

Highlighting the significance of the initiative, District Collector Arvind Posawal explained that during the campaign, departmental officials and representatives would work diligently at the camps to ensure that the benefits of the schemes reach the general public directly. He called for collaboration from officials, employees, and local representatives to assist in reaching the benefits of these schemes to the common man.

The festive atmosphere during the Developed India Campaign in Udaipur was evident, with people enthusiastically taking selfies against the backdrop of the green flag. Citizens, along with government officials and local representatives, actively engaged in capturing moments at the selfie points adorned with the Prime Minister's images.

The Developed India Campaign, initiated on November 15, aims to establish India as a developed nation on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of independence in 2047. The success of this goal, according to the Prime Minister, relies on every citizen being dedicated to the cause. The campaign is geared towards ensuring that the benefits of welfare schemes reach even the last person in the line, as emphasized by the Prime Minister in his address.

The district-level event in Udaipur witnessed a large gathering of officials, employees, local representatives, and beneficiaries of various schemes, all actively participating in the campaign. The campaign is expected to create greater awareness and participation in welfare initiatives, fulfilling the vision of reaching the last person in the line.