PM takes notes in Gujarati at meetings

February 28, 2017 13:27

There is little doubt that PM Narendra Modi is methodical, but our source tells us just how much. During meetings with Constitutional authorities like the Chief Justice of India or with governors or even chief ministers, the prime minister takes notes and follows up contentious issues and tries to resolve them as early as possible. There were instances when age-old problems brought up by some Constitutional authorities were resolved in a week or fortnight. The discussions at the meetings are reviewed with the PMO and the concerned Union Minister. This is how solutions to at least 25 to 30 key issues were found. Interestingly, the PM takes notes in Gujarati, which people at the table may not be able to read.

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