Providing "marg darshan" (guidance) to his 45-ministerial colleagues, he emphasised that the benefits of programmes and works undertaken by the various ministries should reach the people and the public should feel that the government is working for them, sources said.
He said all the ministers and ministries should work cohesively with synergy and appropriately utilise the services of the bureaucracy by taking them along for the country's development, sources said.
He is believed to have asked ministers to come up with progress report on various projects initiated by the previous UPA government, the sources said.
The discussions are believed to have centred around the 100-day agenda which Modi had asked his ministerial colleagues to set, identifying priorities.
He sought suggestions from the Ministers on various matters related to governance, the sources said.
The meeting at his residence took place against the backdrop of Modi's 10-point agenda which includes increasing investment, completing infrastructure projects in a time-bound manner and exploiting of natural resources, besides giving freedom to bureaucrats to take decisions and implement them.
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