Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (October 7, 2026) gave a new slogan — “We Will Do It” — for realising the dream of making India a developed country by 2047, saying the goal will be achieved through visionary policies and hard work.
“But when a farmer’s field lacks water, does the problem affect only one caste? When there is no electricity, does darkness fall only on one community? The answer is no. “There is no reason for India to stop. Mr.
Addressing the ‘Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabha’ on his completion of 25 years as head of government, Mr. A hundred years ago, there were less than 40 crore of us; today, we are more than 140 crore. The 140 crore citizens together will build a developed India by 2047, and we certainly will. Modi has been serving continuously as head of government — first as Chief Minister of Gujarat for three terms and subsequently as Prime Minister of India after winning three Lok Sabha elections — since October 7, 2001. PM Modi said when he took oath as Gujarat Chief Minister on October 7, 2001, he never imagined this milestone would come. Earlier reporting noted: ‘We will do it’: PM Modi’s self-confidence mantra for ‘Viksit Bharat’ by 2047 Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who completed 25 years in public service and as the head of government on Wednesday, said that to achieve the goal of Viksit Bharat or developed India by 2047, the country and its people will have to forge ahead with the mantra of ‘We will do it’. Earlier reporting noted: Speaking at the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabah, an event organised to mark his 25-year-long journey in public service, the PM said India should aspire to achieve these targets by 2047, and cited the example of how a country that was broken by wars, attacks and foreign subjugation had dreamt of freedom over a 100 years ago.
Modi also said that one of the biggest challenges the country faces is the division of society along the lines of votes. If the problem belongs to everyone, the solution must be for everyone,” he said. We Will Do It,” he said. Highlighting his government’s achievements in different sectors, PM Modi said what once seemed unimaginable has become possible. Earlier reporting noted: “…We got freedom because the people of this country sacrificed their lives, and today, when we have to be a developed nation, we have to live for the country,” he said.
The Prime Minister said the dream of a developed India that people are seeing today will surely come true.
