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PM Modi Holds Four-Hour Review of Deregulation and Self-Reliance Reforms with Secretaries

Published on: 30 Jun 2026, 11:27 PM
PM Modi Holds Four-Hour Review of Deregulation and Self-Reliance Reforms with Secretaries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday held an interaction with all Central Secretaries to review progress on deregulation and other reforms aimed at improving ease of doing business and ease of living, according to sources familiar with the meeting.

The interaction began at 4:30 pm at Seva Teerth, the new executive enclave that houses the Prime Minister's Office, and continued for nearly four hours, the sources said.

The discussion focused on two main themes: 'Deregulation and other reforms for Ease of Doing Business and Ease of Living' and 'Promoting Atmanirbharta' (self-reliance). The secretaries outlined major steps taken by their ministries and departments in these areas, highlighting ongoing efforts to translate the Prime Minister's vision into actionable outcomes.

During the session, top bureaucrats also discussed sector-specific challenges and outlined future strategies to enhance governance and service delivery. The meeting underscores the government's continued emphasis on reducing regulatory burdens and fostering a self-reliant economy.

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