**Executive Summary**
On June 24, 2026, the Prime Minister chaired the 52nd PRAGATI meeting to review four infrastructure projects worth ₹30,000 crore and major national initiatives. The session focused on resolving project bottlenecks in "mission-mode," leveraging AI for health programs, and strengthening the response to cybercrime. Key action items include the regular updation of the PM GatiShakti portal and the implementation of e-Zero FIR mechanisms by State Governments.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Infrastructure Project Management**
* Review of four critical projects across the Road, Power, Industrial Corridor, and Metro Rail sectors spanning four states.
* Emphasis on strict adherence to timelines and inter-agency coordination to prevent cost escalation and delays.
* Instruction to Ministries and State Governments to resolve pending issues through mission-mode monitoring.
* **PM GatiShakti National Master Plan**
* Mandatory use of the platform for efficient planning and timely project implementation.
* Requirement for real-time updation of project details, utilities, infrastructure layers, and clearances on the portal.
* Utilization of reliable ground data to identify bottlenecks in advance and improve decision-making.
* **Health and Social Mobilization**
* Review of the TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan with an emphasis on leveraging Artificial Intelligence and digital technologies.
* Proposed involvement of NCC cadets and MY Bharat volunteers for patient follow-up and community mobilization.
* **Cyber Security and Grievance Redressal**
* Focus on addressing grievances related to cybercrime and "Digital Arrest" through a coordinated, time-bound response.
* Call for better coordination between law enforcement agencies, banks, and digital platforms to prevent financial loss.
* Development of stronger public awareness campaigns to protect citizens from digital fraud.
**Impact Analysis**
**Ministries and State Governments**
**Impact:** These entities are responsible for the execution of projects worth ₹30,000 crore and the legal frameworks for cyber safety.
**Action Required:** They must resolve pending infrastructure issues immediately, update the GatiShakti portal with field-level data, and work toward enabling e-Zero FIR mechanisms.
**Law Enforcement Agencies and Financial Institutions**
**Impact:** These stakeholders are critical to managing the rising misuse of digital platforms and protecting citizen finances.
**Action Required:** They must establish clear ownership of cases, ensure faster response times, and strengthen reporting and investigation mechanisms.
**NCC and MY Bharat Volunteers**
**Impact:** These groups are identified as key drivers for grassroots health initiatives.
**Action Required:** They are expected to mobilize for the TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, focusing on awareness and patient follow-up.
Key Entities Referenced
PRAGATI: An ICT-enabled multi-modal platform aimed at fostering Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation through the integration of Central and State Government efforts.
PM GatiShakti National Master Plan: A digital platform and initiative utilized for efficient planning and timely implementation of infrastructure projects through integrated data layers.
TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan: A national program reviewed for its progress in eliminating tuberculosis, emphasizing the use of digital technologies and community mobilization.
e-Zero FIR registration mechanism: A digital governance mechanism proposed for the faster registration and coordinated response to cyber fraud and digital arrest cases.
MY Bharat: A volunteer-led initiative (Mera Yuva Bharat) engaged for community mobilization, awareness, and patient follow-up in health initiatives.
Prime Minister's Office
PM chairs 52nd PRAGATI Meeting
PM reviews four key infrastructure projects worth around
₹30,000 crore spanning four states across Road, Power,
Industrial Corridor and Metro Rail sectors
PM emphasises use of PM GatiShakti National Master Plan
and timely updation of project, utility and infrastructure data
on the portal for efficient planning
PM asks Ministries and State Governments to resolve
pending issues in a mission-mode manner and ensure close
monitoring
PM reviews TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and emphasizes need to
leverage latest digital technologies including AI
PM reviews grievances related to Cyber Crime and Digital
Arrest and stresses timely action, coordinated response and
e-Zero FIR registration mechanism
Posted On: 24 JUN 2026 9:04PM by PIB Delhi
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi chaired the 52nd meeting of PRAGATI, the ICT-enabled, multi-modal
platform aimed at fostering Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation, by seamlessly integrating
efforts of the Central and State Governments, earlier today at Seva Teerth.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister reviewed four critical infrastructure projects across the Road,
Power, Industrial Corridor and Metro Rail sectors, covering four States and costing around ₹30,000 crore.
These projects, important for economic growth, regional connectivity, industrial development and public
welfare, were reviewed with focus on timelines, inter-agency coordination, issue resolution and timely
completion.
Prime Minister underlined that delays in infrastructure projects not only lead to cost escalation, but also
deprive people and industries of timely benefits. He asked the concerned Ministries and State
Governments to resolve pending issues in a mission-mode manner and ensure close monitoring at the
highest level.Prime Minister emphasised the use of PM GatiShakti National Master Plan for efficient planning and
timely implementation of infrastructure projects. He also underlined the need for regular and timely
updation of project details, utilities, infrastructure layers, clearances and other field-level information on
the portal. He further emphasised that the platform must reflect the latest ground situation so that
bottlenecks can be identified in advance, inter-agency coordination can be improved and decisions can be
taken on the basis of reliable, real-time data.
Prime Minister reviewed TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and emphasised the need to leverage latest digital
technologies including Artificial Intelligence. He suggested a team of NCC cadets and MY Bharat
volunteers, for awareness, patient follow-up and community mobilisation.
Prime Minister also reviewed grievances related to Cyber Crime and Digital Arrest. He expressed concern
over the rising misuse of digital platforms to defraud citizens and stressed that such matters require
coordinated, sensitive and time-bound handling by all concerned agencies. He noted that citizens should
not be made to run from one department or agency to another. He also emphasized the need for clear
ownership, faster response, better coordination among law enforcement agencies, banks and digital
platforms, and stronger public awareness campaigns.
Prime Minister observed that in cases involving cyber fraud, timely action is crucial to prevent financial
loss and restore public confidence. He asked all stakeholders to work in close coordination to strengthen
prevention, reporting, investigation and grievance redressal mechanisms. He also emphasised that States
should work towards enabling e-Zero FIR mechanisms for faster registration and response in cyber fraud
cases.
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