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The 10th meeting of the Governing Council of NITI Aayog will be held on Saturday (May 24, 2025). This meeting will be chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Chief Minister of all states will be involved in this meeting to be held under the leadership of PM Modi. This time the theme of the meeting developed state developed India.
There will be a meeting of NITI Aayog in Bharat Mandapam from 9 am in Delhi. The roadmap of developed India will be discussed in this meeting. There will be discussion in the meeting regarding better coordination between the central and state governments. State governments will also keep their demands in the meeting.
Tamil Nadu will raise the issue of central grant
The issue of central grant from Tamil Nadu will also be raised in the meeting. Rapid pace of central and state projects will also be discussed in the meeting. Many other ministers will also attend the meeting. This time the theme of NITI Aayog meeting is developed state, developed India. Three main points will be discussed during the meeting of NITI Aayog.
These three main points will be discussed
In this, there will be focus on small cities besides the metros, promoting manufacturing and service. At the same time, there will be discussion about MSME and informal employment opportunities. Apart from this, there will be discussion about the opportunity of green economy and the benefits of the economy from green energy.
Manufacturing and Service- It will discuss strategies to create capable environment beyond metropolitan centers, especially the emphasis on developing Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities as new development engines. MSME and informal employment- Chief Minister rural non-agricultural employment opportunities and urban informal sectors will discuss the challenges. Opportunities of the Green Economy- In the discussion, there will be discussions in renewable energy and circular economy as per the commitment of India’s permanent development.
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