District Collector Dr. Saurabh Pardhi and Senior Officials Take the Bharat Vikas Pledge to Fulfill Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Vision of a Developed India
Surat (Gujarat) [India]: On October 7, 2001, Shri Narendra Modi took the oath as Gujarat’s 14th Chief Minister and transformed the state’s trajectory of development. Under his leadership, Gujarat has witnessed a global, comprehensive development journey from 2001 to 2024. As part of celebrating this 23-year success story, which involved public participation, the “Vikas Saptah” has commenced from October 7 to October 15, beginning with the Bharat Vikas Pledge.
At the District Collector’s office, District Collector Dr. Saurabh Pardhi, Resident Deputy Collector Vijay Rabari, and other district administrative officials and staff took part in the collective reading of the “Bharat Vikas Pledge.” The pledge reflects Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision for building a developed India, and those who took the pledge affirmed their commitment to contributing wholeheartedly to the nation’s progress in thoughts, words, and actions.
Bharat Vikas Pledge:
As a responsible citizen of India, I pledge that:
- In every moment of my life, I will remain dedicated to my country.
- I will think of others before myself and will use all the nation’s resources wisely. I will work tirelessly for the holistic and inclusive development of the country.
- I will take pride in my nation’s rich heritage and strive to preserve it.
- I will always work to uphold the constitutional values of my country.
- Free from the bonds of caste, religion, or creed, I will prioritize my country and foster the spirit of brotherhood. I will remain committed to the unity and integrity of India, working to realize the motto of “One India, Best India.”
- I will devote my mind, words, and actions to fulfill Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s vision of a developed India. By making “Nation First” my life’s mantra, I will work relentlessly for the development and welfare of my country.
As part of the Vikas Saptah celebrations, citizens can take the Bharat Vikas Pledge online at https://pledge.mygov.in/bharat-vikas/, and residents of Surat, along with other citizens of the state, can obtain a certificate for completing the pledge.
