Haryana Cabinet Passes Thank-You Resolution for PM Modi's 25 Years
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A state cabinet passing a formal gratitude resolution for a sitting prime minister is rare political theatre — and on Saturday, 10 October 2026, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced exactly that, marking Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 25 years of public service with a unanimous cabinet motion and a string of development figures that frame Haryana as a direct beneficiary of the Modi era.
A Cabinet Resolution, Not Just a Tweet
The Haryana Council of Ministers formally passed a 'dhanyavaad prastav' — a thanksgiving resolution — to honour PM Modi's quarter-century in public life. CM Saini described the move as 'a symbol of the gratitude of the people of Haryana towards his nation-dedicated leadership.' Resolutions of this kind, while not legally binding, carry deliberate political weight: they place the state government's collective imprimatur on a tribute that would otherwise be an individual endorsement.
₹86,000 Crore in Projects, ₹7 Lakh Crore in Central Funds
The CM cited two headline numbers to anchor the resolution in policy substance. Under PM Modi's tenure, Haryana has received development projects worth more than ₹86,000 crore, while central government schemes have channelled over ₹7 lakh crore into the state. These figures — if verified — would represent a substantial share of Haryana's cumulative public investment over the period and form the fiscal backbone of the cabinet's argument for gratitude.
MSP on All 24 Crops and India's First Hydrogen Train from Jind
Two specific policy achievements were highlighted as Modi-inspired milestones for Haryana. First, the state has adopted a procurement mechanism that covers all 24 crops at Minimum Support Price (MSP) — a politically charged commitment in a state where farmer welfare has historically shaped electoral outcomes. Second, CM Saini pointed to Jind as the launchpad for what he described as the country's first hydrogen train project, positioning the district as a node in India's green-mobility ambitions. The Jind hydrogen train project, if operational, would mark a significant infrastructure first for the state.
Viksit Haryana 2047: The Pledge Beneath the Praise
The post closes not with retrospection but with a forward commitment — contributing to the #ViksitHaryana 2047 goal, aligned with the national 'Viksit Bharat' vision for India's centenary of independence. CM Saini framed this as Haryana's 'pran' — a vow — to lead from the front. The dual messaging here is deliberate: celebrate the centre's record while signalling the state's own ambition within that larger national arc.
Whether the resolution becomes a template for other BJP-governed states — or a flashpoint for opposition parties who contest the MSP and development figures — the Haryana cabinet has set a marker that will be hard to ignore as 2027 election cycles begin to take shape.