One Year of Modi Administration - How Much Has The New Indian Government Actually Delivered?

[Tshering22]

Well considering that the government has to deal with Fifth Columnists like the JNU, left, secular-liberal media and the minority appeasement politicians, they have made some strong achievements. Was going through a couple of sites telling the achievements. It is more than anything Congress ever did in the history (Other than 1971 which was more or less the genius of Gen. Manekshaw).

Modi's achievements in first 10 months in office | Saddahaq

 

[manishmaithani]

modi gov has worked as active, reactive and proactive in many sector and as per thier work i would like to give them 9 out of 10

Well considering that the government has to deal with Fifth Columnists like the JNU, left, secular-liberal media and the minority appeasement politicians, they have made some strong achievements. Was going through a couple of sites telling the achievements. It is more than anything Congress ever did in the history (Other than 1971 which was more or less the genius of Gen. Manekshaw).

Modi's achievements in first 10 months in office | Saddahaq

@tshering kasto bhanyo ?

Yeah we must remove these guy from our establishment but it will take time and may be in next cycle of Modi gov, right now they just need to be active and must work to pass pending bills.

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

"Make in India" Drove FDI up by 56% - Inflow in Manufacturing Sector up by 45%

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has put the manufacturing sector at the forefront with his 'Make in India' programme. (AFP File Photo)​

As the government struggles to maintain investor confidence, foreign direct investments (FDI) into India has surged by 56% in five months since the Make in India programme was launched on September 24, official data revealed.

The inflow into the manufacturing sector alone saw a jump of 45% at $6.9 billion from $4.8 billion in the corresponding period a year ago.

“India received $21.2 billion in inflows overall during the five-month period, against $13.5 billion in the same period last year.If this surge continues, then as per our estimates, 2015-16 would be the year with the second highest FDI ever received by the country since 2000 (when maintenance of data started),” the official said.

The highest FDI inflow into India was in 2010-11, at $45 billion. FDI inflows in April-September 2014 were to the tune of about $16 billion.

Of the five months under consideration, December and January saw the highest FDI inflows, the officials said. Industry experts say that the Make in India campaign has been a game-changer for the investment climate.

Said CII president Sumit Mazumdar: “Make in India has worked a lot for India. The recent Hannover fair was a classic example where every investor was excited and wanted to know more about the campaign to plan their investment in India accordingly.”

According to data for April 2014-February 2015, Mauritius ($8.44 billion or Rs. 50,640 crore), Singapore ($6.42 billion), the Netherlands ($3.29 billion), Japan ($1.72 billion) and the US ($1.69 billion) were among the leading investors.

Source:- Make in India drove FDI up by 56%: data

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

@Guynextdoor2

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BJP government's first year is one of the best years of Indian economic reform: US Expert - The Economic Times
One year of Modi government: Data indicates Indian economy picking up pace - The Economic Times​

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

Narendra Modi government's one year in office​

Narendra Modi inherited a limping economy when he took the reins of the government last May. Foreign policy was listless, investors were hamstrung by policy paralysis and rampant corruption. He has injected vitality in diplomatic relations, steadied the economy, and is on course to transforming the infrastructure landscape. Yet, concerns remain as India Inc moves from irrational exuberance to rational optimism.

One year of Modi sarkar: has investment revived?

The answer: there's plenty of effort by Modi govt but result on the ground is unimpressive. Investment recovery is weak & there are four constraints: surplus capacity in India Inc, high debt in private infra companies, stressed banks & fi scally hamstrung GoI. Something has to give before Modi Sarkar can preside over an investment boom. ET explains:
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India is in a much better place after one year of Modi rule - ET Blogs​

One year of Modi government: Data indicates Indian economy picking up pace - The Economic Times​

Politics and Nation - News - The Economic Times​

One year of Modi sarkar: has investment revived? - The Economic Times​

 

[magudi]

Narendra Modi Is Bad for Big Business | Foreign Policy

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

How Narendra Modi Wants to Change India - The prime minister has become a major global player

A must read - On May 2, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sat down for an exclusive two-hour interview with TIME editor Nancy Gibbs, Asia editor Zoher Abdoolcarim and South Asia bureau chief Nikhil Kumar in New Delhi. Speaking mostly in Hindi, Modi talked about everything from his ambitions for India to the global war on terrorism to what personally moves him. Translated and condensed highlights, followed by the full interview:

How Narendra Modi Wants to Change India

 

[magudi]

Modi’s integrated India may be world’s next biggest trading bloc | TODAYonline

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

@sancho As I was saying - much is being done on the transmission front as well!

As part of Centre's efforts to enhance power transmission capacity in southern states, transmission lines worth Rs 1 lakh crore would be enabled in another six months. These projects were implemented to enhance transmission capacity for all southern states, not only for next few years, but for the next 20 years.

The Power Grid Corporation has been given the contract to increase transmission capacity at an investment of Rs 30,000 crore and as the project is likely to get over in another two years.

Rs 1 lakh cr worth power transmission lines to be set up in 6 months in south India - The Economic Times

 

[magudi]

TB, diabetes drug prices to fall by 30% - The Times of India

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

 

[Chanakya's_Chant]

London weekly 'The Economists' has written about PM in its latest issue as part of its cover story titled- India's One-man band :

• PM Modi has been promising of "Ache Din" (Good days) but his progress has been really slow. He concentrated maximum power in his own hands, but the task is just too much for two hands of Modi.
• PM Modi has taken Indian Economy to a new level. Inflation is down, low interest rates, rupee is stable, and fiscal and current-account deficits have gone down as well. With current growth rate of 7.5%, India is set to surpass China to become fastest growing economy by 2015-16.

• PM also laid his emphasis on the increasing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) particularly in the areas of railways, insurance and defence. This could help in creating a friendlier business climate and poor people will get benefit of employment opportunities.

• Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana have inspired people to open 150 million new bank accounts. It links to a biometric database of 850 million people so far, the government is creating a structure to provide better poverty relief.

• After 2014, Narendra Modi seems to have been losing his popularity and the complete washout in Delhi Elections is a big example. Some people dislike his foreign diplomacy after touring 18 countries over the past year.

• Modi is not a one man army and he should not think he can bring the change alone. He needs the support of states, other national politicians and the Indian market.

• Modi govt should bring in more capable leaders to strengthen especially the finance ministry and the corporate-affairs ministry. He could also compromise with his opponent party and make the buying of land simpler.

• Taking the market as agents of change, Modi-led national campaign to ease the world's worst labour laws would be a great step and restrictions on domestic trade in farm produce should go.

• Private companies can make railways more efficient and better law on acquiring land can lead to faster infrastructure. Also the foreign investment on India's woefully bad education system needs to be kept in focus.

• Finally Prime Minister Narendra Modi should now stop thinking like a chief minister of Gujarat. He should realise he is a national leader with an aim to make India rich and strong.

Source:- http://www.economist.com/news/leade...-itself-narendra-modi-risks-missing-it-indias