By Admin 
In an event organized in Delhi, National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval said that India is moving towards a change and there is no need to be afraid of it. During this, he also mentioned the coups that took place in neighboring countries. NSA said that change of power in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and other countries has happened through non-constitutional means due to bad governance.
‘Governments work through institutions’
NSA Ajit Doval said, “Whether a country is strong or weak, it is actually the power of the governments. When governments are weak and self-motivated, the results are the same. Governments work through institutions. The most important thing in nation-building are the people who create these institutions. The rise and fall of great empires, monarchies, oligarchies, aristocracies or democracies happens because of the government there.”
‘Today Sardar Patel is needed most’
NSA Ajit Doval said, “I believe that in the process of nation building, the role of the government is very important in ensuring the security of the nation and helping it achieve its goals. It is very important that in 2025 we reinvent Sardar Patel. Today, his foresight is needed in India more than ever.”
India is going through a phase of change: NSA Doval
At present, India is not only going through a phase of change, but is also going through a process of change in the old type of governance system, government-social structure and global system. The world is also going through a period of major change. The most important thing in any change is not to be afraid of it and not to succumb to possible dangers. We will have to prepare ourselves by strengthening ourselves. Transforming a civilization into a nation-state is a wonderful task. “The government will have to think and do beyond what is generally expected.”
‘The law will have to be made more favorable’
He said, “We have to look at the entire system of our laws, rules, procedures and make them more people-friendly. Our policies and plans should be in line with the aspirations of the people. The basic needs of the people should be fulfilled and people should be given a sense of security.”