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Modi unveils 'We'll do it' slogan for India's 2047 vision, hails 25-year support
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 02:47 PM
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced the slogan 'We'll do it' to rally support for India's 2047 development goals, while acknowledging the public backing that has sustained his 25‑year political tenure.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a new rallying call, "We'll do it," aimed at uniting the nation around the long‑term objectives set for 2047, the centenary of India's independence. The slogan was presented in a public address where Modi emphasized its role in motivating citizens to contribute to the country's future growth.
Modi explained that the phrase encapsulates the government's commitment to achieving ambitious economic, social and infrastructural milestones by the 2047 horizon. He urged every segment of society to adopt the mindset of collective effort and perseverance.
While introducing the slogan, the prime minister also reflected on his 25‑year uninterrupted tenure, attributing his political longevity to the steadfast support of the Indian electorate. He thanked citizens for their confidence and pledged to continue working towards the nation's aspirations.
Modi explained that the phrase encapsulates the government's commitment to achieving ambitious economic, social and infrastructural milestones by the 2047 horizon. He urged every segment of society to adopt the mindset of collective effort and perseverance.
While introducing the slogan, the prime minister also reflected on his 25‑year uninterrupted tenure, attributing his political longevity to the steadfast support of the Indian electorate. He thanked citizens for their confidence and pledged to continue working towards the nation's aspirations.