During the Jan Samwaad event, Goyal inaugurated the Kalash Vandan Abhiyan, a nationwide campaign he claims has already generated significant public enthusiasm. He pointed to the diverse participation in these programs as proof of the country’s shifting landscape over the last dozen years under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. For the minister, these grassroots efforts serve as the engine for broader economic prosperity and the eventual elevation of India to a global leader.
While paying tribute to the Charmakar community in North Mumbai, Goyal linked the historical legacy of Saint Ravidas to the government's current economic agenda. He argued that the rapid growth currently seen across the country is finally reaching broader segments of the population. On the same day, marking the anniversary of Quit India Day, the minister framed these modern development goals as a continuation of the spirit of the nation's freedom fighters, whose sacrifices he cited as a lasting source of inspiration for the current administration.



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