You Vote (PART 1) _ Your Right, duty and power. Voter for Security and Development
Elections are upon us
Democracy itself means
Run by people For People
So this actually translates to
Truly participative largest democratic system
Our outlook should be tp choose best available leadership and hence use iur vote.
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People shouldn’t fall for temporary gains and meeting selfish ends .
- People should aim for country future and lasting benefit for the country in mind.
- People hence excercise andutilize this opportunity to fulfill DUTY TOWARDS NATION.
Governments before 2014
All regions- Nation wide progress
The North east states were always under terror hold also now have stable government and natinalist views have helped NE states to stride its steps towards the direction of development.
The reson for this is the current able governace and Prrime Miniter of determination to take ALL REGION IN PATH OF PROGRESS. This citizens need to think and keep in mind.
The States in East having borders, illegegal infiltrations has been largely brought under control and also in process of those living illegally in the country and expel them in due time. This hence not only fulfils security of these states but also reignforce security and development of region and country as whole.
All these are only by a PM who takes a decisive step and doesnt make situation unstable by being ficke , citizens need to think this out properly and make a call upon this.
In last 5 years there have been no communal disturbances , further the vote bank have been kept insulted from politics, religion divide, caste base divide/bias, All of us move forwards as citizens of equal rights and duties as enlisted in our constitution and see who has been able to take country forward, only such government deserves to govern our country.
From overseas some parties are dealing with illeagal hawal routed money , innocent hindus have been targeted for conversion, such 12000 bogus NGO have been banned and save hindu society and stopped terror funding in large. Every citizen need to think about this for sure.
Next part i come back with topics like, Security, NOTA, Women Empowerment, Corruption and pace in development, global image of and rise if India, economy so on
Will come back with more as promised.
Megaprojects and Pending projects acted upon Part 1
A partial list of mega infrastructure projects NDA/Modi sarkaar is steering.
1. *Bharatmala*:
35,000 km highways across 16 states, including 9,000 km of economic corridors.
Target completion: 2022.
Jobs potential: 2.2 crores.
2. *Sagarmala*
Modernizing 12 major ports and 185 minor ports along the entire 7,500 km coastline of Bharat.
Target completion: 2022.
Jobs potential: 1 crore.
Industrial and Defence corridors
3. *Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)*
23 industrial hubs, 2 power plants, 6 airports and a 1,500 km long 6-lane expressway connecting Delhi and Mumbai.
Jobs potential: 2.5 crores over 7 years.
4. *Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC)*
3,300 km “freight-only” Railway Tracks for goods trains.
Target completion: 2020.
5. *INSTC (International North South Trade Corridor)*
7,200 km trade route from India’s Mumbai to Iran.
Target completion: 2019.
6. *Bullet Train (High Speed Rail) on Mumbai-Ahmedabad route*
508 km high speed track, including 7 km undersea tunnel for train speed upto 320 km per hr.
Target completion: 2020.
7. *GIFT (Gujarat International Finance Tec City)*
Large business district between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar as India’s first smart city with world-class infrastructure
Target completion: 2023.
Jobs potential: 10 lakhs.
8. *Navi Mumbai International Airport*
Two parallel runways, capacity to handle 80 flights per hour and 10 million passengers per year.
Phase 1 completion: 2019
Phase 2 completion: 2022
9. *Jevar International Airport, Noida*
Construction began in 2018 will handle 5 to 6 million passengers per annum will connect to the Yamuna Expressway.
Phase 1 completion: 2023.
10. *Twin Tower Trade Center, Guwahati, Assam*
65 levels, commercial trade tower, Office space, conference center, hotel, shopping complex, service apartment.
Target completion: 2023.
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Three Phases of Indian Economy Since 1998: Development – Disaster – Development(PART 2)
I would rather refer it as economy Development under Vajpayee, Growth following serious all round disaster under Manmohan. The development and economy agenda now looks very promising as we aim to be fifth largest economy by 2019 end.
In continuation of previous post,Below ( marked in bold ) is the comparison of the above three phases on various parameters, such as:
It seem we have a very short memory, is it a boon or bane? May be boon for our indulgent self, but surely bane for your children and country for they would suffer, with fear ofcfuture I continue to address the remanent.
- Fiscal Deficit (FD)
- Current Account Deficit (CAD)
- GDP Growth Rate
- Retail Inflation
- Food Inflation
- Industrial Production
- Manufacturing Growth
- Petrol Price Rise
- Currency Depreciation
Retail Inflation
Retail Inflation, what we refer as CPI or even in simple lay man language as Inflation (one should know how deflation and inflation are and how they can harm if exess OR less).
Under both NDA governments of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Narendra Modi, retail inflation has remained low ranging between 2-3%.
Ideally, an economy is considered to be doing good if it maintains inflation around 3% with a GDP growth rate of about 7-8%. NDA governments have been able to bring Indian economy into that ‘sweet spot’.
However, UPA governments have not been able to control the inflation during their terms. Higher inflation with lower GDP growth rate as explained above signifies the bad economics
Petrol Price Rise
This globally effect the inflation which we discussed above. This becomes more so important and true for India which is fuel dependent.
Food Inflation
Industrial Production
Manufacturing Growth
click link/image to learn.
The acknowledgment by Finance Minister that 50 per cent of the GDP comes through the sweat and toil of 42 crore workers in unorganised sector recognises the human element in improving the GDP
Currency Depreciationi
It is under the Congress-led UPA governments that Rupee depreciated the most as can be seen from the graph.
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Three Phases of Indian Economy Since 1998: Development – Disaster – Development(PART 1)
I would rather refer it as economy Development under Vajpayee, Growth following serious all round disaster under Manmohan. The development and economy agenda now looks very promising as we aim to be fifth largest economy by 2019 end.
Below is the comparison of the above three phases on various parameters, such as:
In this eddition of part 1 we will be discussing first 3 points. Remaining we discuss
- Fiscal Deficit (FD)
- Current Account Deficit (CAD)
- GDP Growth Rate
- Retail Inflation
- Food Inflation
- Industrial Production
- Manufacturing Growth
- Petrol Price Rise
- Currency Depreciation
. Fiscal Deficit
Most of us dont uderstand term like Fiscal deficit nor have real idea of what budget is all about, below video is good to clarify before going ahead.
Under both Former Minister Vajpayee and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has seen the lower fiscal deficit as shown in the infographic below.
Under UPA, Fiscal Deficit crossed even 6% of GDP in the year 2009-10, the only year when it reached such a peak since 1999-00. Even when UPA was voted out of power, Fiscal Deficit remained high and it was brought down by the alleged creative accounting of the then Finance Minister of India.
Current Account Deficit (CAD)
Modi government has successfully brought it down to $ 15.8 Bn as reflected by the data for quarter one of 2018-19. Thus, India is on the path of recovery as far as CAD is concerned. The infograhic shows how UPA government took it to extreme missery and how Modi government has successfully pulled country out of that misery. Also many flagship yokjanas like Smart Cities, make in indis, industrial and defence corridors will certainly make india among economy superpowers.
GDP Growth Rate
When UPA left the government in May 2014, the GDP growth rate was around 6.4% only. You can read about the disastrous UPA policies that resulted in low GDP growth rate in detail in one of our earlier articles.
Resurging since 2014, Indian economy is again on the high growth trajectory of around 8% as the data for quarter one of 2018-19 reflects.
Further , table below might give you clear picture of past and today.
In next eddition we discuss how above 3 have made way for poor and middle class, tax proposals.
Of course we shall discuss remaining points :
- Retail Inflation
- Food Inflation
- Industrial Production
- Manufacturing Growth
- Petrol Price Rise
- Currency Depreciation
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