New Delhi, September 23 (Daily Kiran) : Prime Minister Narendra Modi will convene a two-day ‘Chintan Shivir’ starting Wednesday, September 23, 2026, with his Cabinet ministers in New Delhi at the Seva Teerth. This meeting is expected to run until September 24 and will focus on reviewing government operations, discussing future directions, and identifying key priorities for governance.
Unlike previous gatherings that included larger groups of ministers, this session will feature only Cabinet ministers. The timing of this meeting is significant, following a series of individual discussions Modi has held with state ministers and those with independent charges. This structured approach indicates a planned process involving various levels of the council of ministers, culminating in a dedicated session for Cabinet ministers.
According to government sources, the Chintan Shivir will assess ongoing projects, strategize the government’s next steps, and identify reforms and priorities aligned with the vision of a developed India by 2047.
Discussions are anticipated to cover the pace of implementing government policies and programs, the delivery of public services, inter-ministerial coordination, and ways to enhance governance to ensure that government initiatives translate into tangible results at the grassroots level.
This meeting comes amid speculation in political circles regarding potential Cabinet reshuffles. However, there has been no official confirmation from the government linking the Chintan Shivir to such changes or indicating any outcomes that may lead to a reshuffle.
The two-day discussions will provide Cabinet ministers an opportunity to evaluate progress within their ministries, identify areas needing greater coordination, and deliberate on policy priorities that could shape the government’s future actions.
The session at Seva Teerth is taking place at a time when the new government complex is playing a significant role in the operations of the Prime Minister’s office and the central government.
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