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PM chairs 50th meeting of PRAGATI

2 min read GS Paper II

Brief Context

Context The Prime Minister chaired the 50th meeting of PRAGATI. About PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance And Timely Implementation) is a technology-driven governance and monitoring platform launched by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in 2015. Aim: To improve public administration and accelerate implementation of government programmes and projects.

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Syllabus: GS2/Governance

Context

  • The Prime Minister chaired the 50th meeting of PRAGATI.

About

  • PRAGATI (Pro-Active Governance And Timely Implementation) is a technology-driven governance and monitoring platform launched by the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) in 2015.
  • Aim: To improve public administration and accelerate implementation of government programmes and projects.
  • PRAGATI functions as a tripartite platform integrating three hierarchical levels: the Prime Minister’s Office at the apex, Union Government Secretaries as the middle tier, and State Chief Secretaries as the operational base.
  • Salient Features of PRAGATI: 
pm chairs 50th meeting of pragati
  • The primary purposes of PRAGATI are:
    • Project Monitoring: Track progress of high-value and critical infrastructure projects and resolve delays or bottlenecks. 
    • Programme Implementation: Ensure timely and efficient execution of government schemes and missions. 
    • Grievance Redressal: Address persistent public grievances by integrating with systems like Centralised Public Grievance Redressal and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) for citizen complaints.

Key Achievements

  • 377 projects have been reviewed under PRAGATI, and across these projects, 2,958 out of 3,162 identified issues – i.e. around 94% have been resolved.
  • Several projects that had remained stalled for decades were completed or decisively unlocked after being taken up under the PRAGATI platform.

Conclusion

  • PRAGATI represents an institutional innovation that addresses fundamental challenges in India’s developmental governance—project execution delays, inter-governmental coordination failures, and accountability deficits. 
  • The platform exemplifies how strategic technology deployment combined with high-level accountability can transform governance effectiveness.

Source: PIB

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