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PM Modi’s powerful message
8/13/2023 10:32:36 PM
The Prime Minister’s emphasis on zero tolerance for corruption reflects India’s unflinching determination to establish a just and equitable society. Corruption, an insidious force that siphons resources away from the vulnerable and undermines the foundations of development, has long been a challenge faced by nations across the globe.
By reiterating India’s commitment to confront this challenge head-on, Prime Minister Modi has sent a powerful message to the international community.
Central to the Prime Minister’s address was the role of technology in fostering transparency and accountability. Prime Minister Modi highlighted India’s innovative use of technology and e-governance to streamline processes, minimize discretion, and curb opportunities for corrupt practices. The Aadhaar system, for instance, stands as a testament to India’s pioneering efforts in this regard. By providing a unique digital identity to over a billion citizens, Aadhaar has not only facilitated targeted service delivery but has also significantly reduced leakages and corruption in welfare programs.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister underscored the importance of digitalization in minimizing human intervention and promoting efficiency. Initiatives such as the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) scheme have harnessed technology to directly transfer subsidies and benefits to beneficiaries, eliminating intermediaries and reducing the likelihood of corruption. The Government e-Marketplace (GeM) platform, which facilitates transparent procurement processes, serves as another remarkable instance of India’s technological strides against corruption.
While highlighting achievements, Prime Minister Modi also acknowledged the need for continued vigilance and innovation. He reiterated India’s commitment to leveraging emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence to further enhance transparency and accountability. By embracing cutting-edge tools, India is not only safeguarding against existing vulnerabilities but is also preemptively fortifying its defenses against future threats.
The Prime Minister’s address also served as a call to action for the global community. He emphasized the significance of international cooperation in the fight against corruption, stressing the importance of sharing best practices, experiences, and expertise. In an era of interconnectedness, where corruption often transcends borders, collaborative efforts are pivotal in ensuring that the gains made by individual nations are not undone by cross-border illicit activities. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address serves as an inspiration to nations grappling with corruption, demonstrating that with political will, innovative approaches, and international cooperation, the battle against corruption can indeed be won. As India paves the way for a technologically driven era of transparency, it beckons the world to join hands in building a future where corruption is relegated to the annals of history.
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