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Modi Govt Transforms Civil Services, Empowers Youth

Ahmedabad, Sept 27 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Robotics Gallery at Science City in Ahemdabad, Gujarat on Wednesday. (ANI Photo)

Civil Services Democratized, Youth Aspirations Realized

Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh, in an exclusive interview with Doordarshan News on June 22, 2025, highlighted how Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 11-year tenure has democratised not just the Indian Civil Services but also the aspirations of Indian youth. Once limited to a few states like Bihar, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala, civil service success stories are now emerging from regions previously overlooked—such as Punjab, Haryana, and Jammu & Kashmir.

From Margins to Mainstream

Dr. Singh cited inspiring examples like ParsanJit Kour from Poonch, who secured AIR 11 in her first attempt in 2022, and Anmol Sher Singh Bedi from Punjab, who secured AIR 2 in 2016. These cases show how India’s civil service has become truly inclusive.

“This is real democracy—when even a mother from a humble background believes her child can reach the top,” he said.

Milestones of Inclusive Governance

Dr. Singh emphasized that PM Modi’s decade of leadership has seen transformational development across sectors. Regions like the North-East and J&K are now connected through modern railway networks. “Trains now run through valleys that were once considered inaccessible,” he stated.

Start-Up India to Biotech Boom

He praised Start-Up India and Stand-Up India for redefining job aspirations. The biotech sector grew from just 50 startups in 2014 to over 10,000 startups in 2024, with its valuation skyrocketing to $170 billion.

Leadership in Space & Science

India’s first astronaut under Axiom Space, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, will conduct advanced experiments using Indian biotech kits. The country also plans to launch its own space station by 2035.

Governance Reforms that Touch Lives

CPGRAMS handled over 26 lakh grievances in 2024 with a 96% disposal rate. Digital Life Certificates for pensioners now use facial recognition, eliminating the need for elderly visits to banks. Reforms now also allow widowed and divorced daughters to receive pensions, reflecting compassionate governance.

Zero Tolerance for Corruption

Dr. Singh highlighted that not a single Union Minister has faced corruption charges in 11 years. Universal schemes like PM Awas Yojana have reached every section, breaking the vote bank narrative.

New Era in Jammu & Kashmir

He noted the revival of tourism in J&K and emphasized the importance of Lithium reserves as an economic booster. “The youth in J&K are aspirational and don’t want to miss the development bus,” he said.

Vision 2047: Citizens First

“The real force behind Viksit Bharat 2047 will be its people,” Dr. Singh concluded. “Their aspirations, energy, and ideas will shape the next 25 years of India’s journey.”

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