Rohan stood at the head of the table, facing his cabinet ministers. The room was silent, with anticipation.
"We've talked at length about industry and food security," Rohan began, his voice measured and calm. "But today, I want to discuss something bigger something that ties it all together. The Gati Shakti Plan. It's time to think about how we're going to connect this country, how we're going to build an infrastructure that works as one, not in fragments."
A few ministers exchanged quick glances. Harish Patel, the Finance Minister, raised his eyes from the documents in front of him, brow furrowed.
Across the table, Inder Kumar, the Agriculture Minister, leaned forward, his interest evident. Mira Chaudhary and Leela Kapoor sat quietly, waiting for Rohan to elaborate.
