The ‘Pragati’ platform fast tracked more than 340 projects worth over Rs 17.3 lakh crore by June 2023, including some delayed by 20 years, an Oxford University study stated, highlighting that by embracing digital tools and fostering collaboration across all levels of govt,

Oxford study praises PM Modi's PRAGATI system for accelerating $205 billion projects, driving economic growth and sustainability in India.

A recent study by the University of Oxford "From Gridlock to Growth How Leadership Enables India's PRAGATI Ecosystem to Power Progress" illustrates how Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Initiatives has transformed problems.

A unique digital governance initiative in India, PRAGATI, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has significantly improved the execution of the country's infrastructure projects, according to a study by Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford and the Gates Foundation.

India's PRAGATI platform launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2015 has succeeded in fast-tracking stalled infrastructure projects to ensure their completion offers lessons for global leaders on how a nation can power its way to progress,

The University of Oxford has lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's PRAGATI initiative as a transformative model for governance, urging the global community to learn from India's innovative approach. In a study titled "From Gridlock to Growth: How Leadership Enables India's PRAGATI Ecosystem to Power Progress,

Pragati was launched in 2015 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has become an acronym for Pro-Active Governance and Timely Implementation of projects. It has transformed the way India manages its large-scale infrastructure projects and social sector programmes.

Prime Minister Modi shared his happiness about the University of Oxford's recognition of the PRAGATI platform. Launched in 2015, PRAGATI has improved infrastructure project delivery in India. The platform fosters collaboration between central and state governments,