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Book Based on Ideas Recorded in Three Diaries; Digital India, Atmanirbhar Bharat and Vision 2047 Discussed

Ranchi, October 27, 2026: The book ‘Narendra Modi: Architect of Modern India’, authored by Dr. Rajshree Jayanti, was formally launched at a grand ceremony at the historic Audrey House in Ranchi on Tuesday. Jharkhand Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar attended the event as the chief guest. State Minister Ganesh Mishra and several prominent personalities from literature, education, art and social work were also present. The programme featured discussions on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ideas, vision and contributions to the development of modern India.

Three Diaries Transformed into a Book

Addressing the gathering, author Dr. Rajshree Jayanti explained that she began recording her thoughts and experiences in diaries in 2016, inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speeches, ideas and approach to governance. Over the years, three diaries filled with observations and reflections. She eventually decided to bring these ideas together in a book so that future generations could understand the thoughts and vision associated with India’s development and transformation. The author recalled that an opportunity to anchor a programme attended by the Prime Minister allowed her to experience his personality and commitment to the nation more closely. She said this experience inspired her to write the book. During the ceremony, she also presented a poem reflecting her literary journey. A message from senior journalist Balbir Dutt, who wrote the foreword to the book but could not attend the event because he was out of town, was read out.

Discussions on Digital India, Atmanirbhar Bharat and Vision 2047

Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar formally released the book and congratulated Dr. Rajshree Jayanti. He said the book was not merely a biography of an individual but also a document reflecting India’s development journey and the making of a new India. Referring to Digital India and technological progress, he highlighted the importance of using technology to empower people at the last mile. Dr. S. P. Agrawal discussed the chapter titled ‘Digital Technology and Digital Diamond’, describing it as a useful perspective on digital governance and technological transformation. State Minister Ganesh Mishra referred to the chapters on ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ and ‘Vision 2047’, noting that they highlight the goal of a developed India and the role of young people in achieving it. Speakers described the book as a valuable resource for students, researchers and readers interested in contemporary affairs.