Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday gave the nation a new rallying cry, "We Will Do It", as he marked 25 years as head of government. He was addressing the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabha in New Delhi, organised as part of the BJP's Seva Sankalp Abhiyan.

Modi said the occasion was not only about looking back but about drawing fresh strength for future goals. He listed national aspirations one by one and asked the large gathering to repeat the slogan after each. The crowd responded in unison, echoing his words.

The goals he named included a developed India by 2047, becoming one of the world's top three economies, an Atmanirbhar Bharat, a global manufacturing hub, hosting the Olympics and a step into space. He recalled his earlier call of "Sabka Prayas" from the Red Fort.

BJP national president Nitin Nabin welcomed Modi at the event and congratulated him on completing 25 years in public service, first as Gujarat Chief Minister and then as Prime Minister. Modi said the focus of these 25 years should be on how far India had travelled, not on him personally.