PM Modi will lead a meeting of the Council of Ministers tomorrow.

According to ANI, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will preside over tomorrow’s meeting of the Council of Ministers. His meeting comes just two days after Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a slew of economic measures aimed at reviving the economy in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcement of new measures on Monday, saying they will help stimulate economic activity, boost production and exports, and create jobs.

Prime Minister Modi stated in a series of tweets, “FM @nsitharaman announced measures today to improve public health facilities, particularly in underserved areas, increase private investment in medical infrastructure, and augment critical human resources. A special emphasis is being placed on improving healthcare facilities for our children.”

“Helping our farmers has been prioritised. Several initiatives have been announced to reduce agricultural costs, increase income, and support greater resilience and sustainability “According to the Prime Minister.

“More assistance has been announced for our small entrepreneurs and self-employed people, allowing them to not only sustain but also expand their businesses. Several initiatives, including financial assistance, are being implemented to assist those involved in tourism “He tweeted about it.

“The measures will help to stimulate economic activity, increase production and exports, and create jobs. The result-linked Power Distribution Scheme, as well as the streamlined processes for PPP projects and asset monetization, demonstrate our government’s ongoing commitment to reforms “He continued.

The Prime Minister chairs the Union Council of Ministers, which includes Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State (MoS), with the latter having independent charge.

Earlier, on June 16, amid speculation of an impending reshuffle in the Union Cabinet, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) and Union Cabinet meetings were held.

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