Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the latest session of the PRAGATI meeting—an ICT-enabled platform for Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation—on May 28, 2025, with a strong push for efficiency, accountability, and public service delivery. The session included a review of three major infrastructure projects valued at over ₹62,000 crore, along with a focus on RERA compliance and the semiconductor ecosystem in India.
₹62,000 Crore Projects Reviewed Under PRAGATI
During the meeting, PM Modi assessed progress on three mega infrastructure projects across the Road Transport, Power, and Water Resources sectors, covering various States and Union Territories. The total cost of these projects exceeds ₹62,000 crore, underlining their national importance.
The Prime Minister stressed that delays in project implementation result in not just escalating costs, but also hinder the delivery of essential infrastructure and services to citizens. He urged implementing agencies and stakeholders to work in coordination to eliminate bottlenecks and deliver projects on time.
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Call for Efficiency and Accountability
Highlighting the adverse socio-economic impacts of slow implementation, PM Modi emphasized that efficiency and accountability must be top priorities. “Every day of delay adds to the cost and pushes back development,” he noted. He encouraged the adoption of digital tracking, real-time dashboards, and transparent workflows to keep projects on schedule.
Strengthening RERA Compliance Nationwide
The Prime Minister also addressed concerns related to the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), especially in the area of grievance redressal for homebuyers. He insisted on improving both the quality and speed of grievance disposal to uphold justice and fairness in the real estate sector.
PM Modi directed State Governments to ensure mandatory registration of all eligible real estate projects under RERA, warning that non-compliance undermines consumer trust. “Strict enforcement of RERA provisions is essential to restore transparency and confidence in India’s housing market,” he said.
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Semiconductor Ecosystem: Best Practices Reviewed
In line with the goals of the National Semiconductor Mission, the Prime Minister reviewed successful State-level initiatives related to the semiconductor ecosystem. He highlighted innovative models that could be replicated across States and Union Territories, thereby strengthening India’s self-reliance in critical technologies.
The PM reiterated the need for collaborative planning, public-private partnerships, and capacity building to scale up domestic semiconductor production and innovation.
PRAGATI’s Impact So Far
To date, the PRAGATI platform has reviewed 373 projects with a cumulative cost of approximately ₹20.64 lakh crore, covering a wide array of national development goals. The platform continues to be a crucial interface between the Centre and States for ensuring time-bound execution of flagship initiatives.
Conclusion
The latest PM PRAGATI meeting once again reflects the Government’s commitment to fast-tracking infrastructure, safeguarding homebuyers, and leading in tech innovation. From mega project reviews to policy compliance and semiconductor strategies, the meeting reinforced a clear message—timeliness, transparency, and technology are key to India’s development roadmap.
As India eyes Viksit Bharat@2047, platforms like PRAGATI remain instrumental in transforming governance and accelerating the delivery of development outcomes across the nation.