
Narendra Modi's administration continues to implement a range of national schemes (yojana) in 2026, focusing on economic development and social welfare across India.
These initiatives fall under the broader policy agenda of the Indian government.
The government's policy focus in 2026 remains centered on economic growth, infrastructure development, and enhancing India's global standing. PM Modi stated BRICS, under India’s Chairmanship, will work to build a more inclusive world order. Domestic programs continue to address poverty reduction, digital inclusion, and agricultural support, reflecting the administration's emphasis on welfare and development.
Politically, the Prime Minister maintains a high signal volume within India, with 96 tracked signals, indicating significant domestic attention. However, public scrutiny remains active, as seen in the statement "'Modi govt owes India an explanation': Singhvi on VanDyke case". Despite political challenges, the government continues to advance its policy agenda while engaging with the opposition.