Man of Action Narendra Modi

Today twitter trending hashtag #ManOfActionModi is trending on high pace. We have heard about Man of steel, superman in various frictions but this is not friction it is reality there is one man known as Man Of Action he is none other than narendra modi.

His governance skill and enthusiasm towards his work and duties has stunned India yesterday he attended the summit in Paris on Climatic changes and today he is back to his work and attended session in parliament we have not seen any Indian prime minister to work with zeal and affection. He is the man who is always busy in learning new technologies that can be implemented in India. He has changed the environment in India the hope that has been destroyed in congress government is back on track now and we are very much confident of having India's future in responsible hands.

In his dictionary there is no world like tiredness, from the very first day he has shown his caliber to handle the country and handled in such a way that India is leading the charts in many areas. GDP,FDI has a huge growth after his leadership. Corruption,Crime,Black money these issue have been degraded in the stats of his governance. Employment, Empowerment, Earning,Entrepreneurs, Technology,Talent these are some words that have been focused in his governance period.

If Indians support his journey and work than i am sure India is going to be the superpower in upcoming year and will be serve as the stronger country. Many powerful nations has admitted that if this growth continues in India than India will be one of the highest earning country in the world. World has eyes on the business in India.

#ManOfActionModi

India hope that Pakistan will deliver the promises made with US

The Modi government is hoping that the promises made by Pakistan in US will be delivered soon.

"We have also read assurances on terrorism by Pakistan. I hope they deliver," MEA spokesperson Vikas Swarup said.

"Terrorism naturally comes to mind when talking about Pakistan. The US-Pak joint statement devotes much space to it," the MEA spokesperson added.

The external affairs ministry also said it was open to NSA-level talks as decided in Ufa.

The MEA statement comes a day after Pakistan Prime Minister Sharif committed to take "effective action against United Nations-designated terrorist individuals and entities, including Lashkar-e-Taiba and its affiliates, as per its international commitments and obligations.

The commitment, contained in a joint statement issued at the end of a meeting between US President Obama and Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif, came after Islamabad persuaded Washington to press India for talks, including on border tensions.

"We remain open to NSA-level talks (with Pak) as decided in Ufa," the MEA spokesperson said.

"Pak chooses to use terrorism as a instrument of state policy. India has always desired resolution of all issues bilaterally," the spokesperson said.

"It's Pak's internal matter who they appoint as their NSA, as far as we are concerned we are open to NSA level talks as decided in Ufa," the MEA said.

Government distribute 2 crore of LED bulbs, saves 1,000 crore a year

The Narendra Modi government's program to get consumers to replace less efficient CFL or incandescent lights with latest LED bulbs is gaining momentum, with the number of bulbs distributed crossing the 2-crore mark and generating annual savings of over Rs 1,000 crore.

Data available with the government showed that more than 2 crore subsidized LED bulbs had been distributed under the Domestic Efficient Lighting Program till Thursday evening, helping in daily energy savings of 73 lakh units, which translates into Rs 2.9 crore a day.

With the program gaining momentum, lighting giant Philips and other companies have shown interest in setting up manufacturing facility in the country given that the scale is suddenly looking much bigger than what they had originally anticipated. The government is looking to provide 77 crore bulbs by 2018.

"Since the order was small, parts of components are being imported. But now everyone is saying we want to manufacture in India," power minister Piyush Goyal told TOI. He said an earlier skepticism is giving way to genuine interest in the Indian market.

The DELP was launched by Modi on January 5. The scheme also fits well with the Modi government's strategy for climate talks since it is helping reduce the carbon footprint as well as reducing peak power demand by close to 700 MW through lower energy consumption. 

Although some of the states had been slow off the block, they are now gaining pace. Among the states, Andhra Pradesh is currently way ahead of the pack with 65 lakh bulbs, followed by Delhi at a little under 34 lakh and Uttar Pradesh at 33 lakh. Guntur in Andhra appeared to be the top performing district in the country, with 18.6 lakh LED bulbs. 

Goyal said hard bargain has seen bulb prices come down from Rs 310 for a 7W bulb to Rs 73 for a 9W bulb last month with "no compromise on technical aspects, or on the qualification criteria". The government is now looking to place an order for 10 crore bulbs, the minister said.

UP government to give Bachaan family Yash Bharti Award that cost aroung 1.5 lakh rupees per month

UP government is doing every possible thing to attract voters as they know there reputation and power is going to be effected in 2017 election in this series they have announced pension of 50k Rs for Big B,Jaya Bachan and Abhishek Bachan for whole life till SP is in power which is again a extra burden on the shoulders of UP people.

They name as Yash Bharti Samaan which is the highest honor that could be given in a state. Whose price is double the amount given to the freedom fighters and social workers as an award.

Now whenever the SP is in power bachaan family will get 50k pension per month. By comparing it with freedom fighters and there family they only get 20,129 Rs per month and unmarried and unemployed daughters of freedom fighters receive 4,770 a month.

This pension scheme for Yash Bharti recipient has also emerged as a most lucrative pension scheme.
A state whose per capital income is just over Rs. 40,000 should not be splurging a monthly pension to those who really not need. As this amount can be used for the unemployed and poor citizen of UP. This amount should be given to those awardees who are seriously fighting from financial situation.

Farmers that are in the terrible situation and facing the problem of draft and can't able to manage single time of food UP government should initiate some policy so that they can have one time food in a day instead of spending lakh of money in pension to those family that are known as giant families of India. Who are among the Top in the list of the richest people of India. Government can also spend this money in developing villages so that they can support in the serious problem of price rice of pearls and grains.

Big B the Bollywood giant is one of the strongest man on earth who is known world wide due to his humanity and kind nature. He is also active in following his social responsibility and has set various examples that show his activeness. Promoted Gujarat tourism without taking single penny that its self give a huge advantage to the Gujarat tourism sector without investing money in advertisement. So i personally think that Big B surely will not accept this pension as he know the condition of lower class people in UP.

UP's chief minister Akhilesh Yadav ruled out the possibility that artists, sportspersons or litterateurs will return their awards under an SP government. "Pension will be given to all recipients. The question of anyone being forced to return an award will not arise in Samajwadi regime," he said.

Daily Views of Earth Available on New NASA Website

NASA, On Monday has launched a new website
where we can see the rotating earth from our computers. These images are taken from the NASA camera one million miles from the deep space climate observatory.

This is again a tremendous work by NASA that make possible to see the area under which we are leaving from home. The site itself is a new scientific approach by NASA that are making things so easy in space that we are getting the best information from millions of mile distance.

ISRO, Indian space research organization is also performing extensively good and making there mission possible with cheap resource but covering many scientific laws of Physics which is again a good result for achieving things with scientific law rather than heavy investment and non-renewable resources.One of the Example for this technique is MARS MISSION that has been successfully launched by ISRO last year.

Once a day NASA will post at least a dozen new color images of Earth acquired from 12 to 36 hours earlier by NASA’s Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC). Each daily sequence of images will show the Earth as it rotates, thus revealing the whole globe over the course of a day. The new website also features an archive of EPIC images searchable by date and continent.

The primary objective of NOAA’s DSCOVR mission is to maintain the nation’s real-time solar wind monitoring capabilities, which are critical to the accuracy and lead time of space weather alerts and forecasts from NOAA. NASA has two Earth-observing instruments on the spacecraft. EPIC's images of Earth allow scientists to study daily variations over the entire globe in such features as vegetation, ozone, aerosols, and cloud height and reflectivity.

EPIC is a four megapixel CCD camera and telescope. The color Earth images are created by combining three separate single-color images to create a photographic-quality imageequivalent to a 12-megapixel camera. The camera takes a series of 10 images using different narrowband filters -- from ultraviolet to near infrared -- to produce a variety of science products. The red, green and blue channel images are used to create the color images. Each image is about 3 megabytes in size.

"The effective resolution of the DSCOVR EPIC camera is somewhere between 6.2 and 9.4 miles (10 and 15 kilometers)," said Adam Szabo, DSCOVR project scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland.

Since Earth is extremely bright in the darkness of space, EPIC has to take very short exposure images (20-100 milliseconds). The much fainter stars are not visible in the background as a result of the short exposure times.

The DSCOVR spacecraft orbits around the L1 Lagrange point directly between Earth and the sun. This orbit keeps the spacecraft near the L1 point and requires only occasional small maneuvers, but its orbit can vary from 4 to 15 degrees away from the sun-Earth line over several years.

EPIC was built by Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Technology Center, in Palo Alto, California. Using an 11.8-inch (30-centimeter) telescope and 2048 x 2048 CCD detector, EPIC measures in the ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared areas of the spectrum. The data from all 10 wavelengths are posted through a website hosted by the Atmospheric Science Data Center at NASA's Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia. All images are in the public domain.

NASA uses the vantage point of space to increase our understanding of our home planet, improve lives, and safeguard our future. NASA develops new ways to observe and study Earth's interconnected natural systems with long-term data records. The agency freely shares this unique knowledge and works with institutions around the world to gain new insights into how our planet is changing.

For daily images from EPIC, visit: http://epic.gsfc.nasa.gov/

Prime Minister Modi at IDFC Bank Launch

With aim to support villagers in risky time, Prime Minister Modi launches IDFC Bank. Modi ji launched this bank with a aim to give potential growth to villagers they will get some support in there risky time. This is a good initiative by central government for helping farmers and villagers to educate, employed and to support in there bad times. A country can fight with price rise only when the base ground i.e villages of the country are strong and highly developed to support in the financial crisis of the country and moreover can fulfill the requirement by supplying good agriculture support. 

PMO Tweets

We have never fully understood the potential of our villages. Our villages can be great growth centres: PM https://t.co/6ZHKdWtWuJ

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 19, 2015

Here are few points the Prime Minister highlighted:

1. We have never fully understood the potential of our villages. Our villages can be great growth centres.
2. Banking sector is seeing changes. Mobile banking is coming up.
3. We are starting this from Madhya Pradesh & that too an area with many tribal communities.
4. We have decided to bring improvements in the appointments at the top levels of the banks. This improves efficiency.
5. Bad loans in the past few years is a problem but we can’t only cry about it. We are trying to solve this problem.

Importance and Significance of Hindutva

PM Narendra Modi has been giddily globetrotting to attract capital to our shores. As long as communal disturbances don’t become chronic, foreign investors will hardly be concerned—they are bothered only about profits.

Is the recent upsurge in religiosity and cultural nationalism a threat to the development agenda on the back of which the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supposedly rode to power? Is the ruling party’s Hindutva ideology distracting attention away from the economy? Is the ‘good’ BJP being held hostage by ‘bad’ fringe elements in the Sangh Parivar?

Nothing could be further from the truth. The ruling party has never made any secret that, for them, Hindutva and economic development go hand in hand. The prime minister has made no bones about his cultural nationalism, to the extent of asserting that India had extraordinarily skilled plastic surgeons in ancient times. His speeches on cow protection are legendary. But it’s not just that BJP leaders have spent decades imbibing the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) ideology. There are other reasons why a religious and nationalist ideology could be a big help in the development of capitalism in India.

It is an enormous task to change a country of peasants and petty producers and traders into a modern capitalist one. True, many countries in East Asia have made the transition within a generation. But in none of them did the transformation take place under democracy. The task in India is made all the more difficult because it is a society riven by caste, linguistic, religious and cultural fissures.

The crucial ingredient for economic development is capital accumulation. England did it through the enclosure of common land and by exploiting its colonies. The erstwhile Soviet Union expropriated surpluses from the kulaks. Present-day China does it by financial and other types of repression. India has traditionally done it by promising the masses the moon and passing all kinds of pro-poor legislation, while taking little interest in their implementation and by providing sops, including cheap land and other resources, to the corporate sector. And in areas far removed from the cities, there has always been outright exploitation.

But, after decades of democracy and empowerment of the backward castes, the masses can no longer be taken for granted. Aspirations have gone up. Consider the ongoing agitations by the Jats and the Patels, two relatively well-off communities. And unlike in China, the government cannot use force to subdue them, although it is trying. Promising development is easy, but delivering growth with jobs is not. All the more so when government spending has to be kept in check, lest we attract the baleful gaze of the rating agencies. The Congress party tried to buy off the masses with sops, but that didn’t work simply because the rest of the economy went into a tailspin and inflation went through the roof. The contradiction between capital accumulation and social welfare burst out into the open.

Faced with this situation, what can the country’s ruling classes do? The masses are not enamoured of free markets. But nationalism is another matter and has been used to good effect. Consider the whipping up of nationalist passions and the invocation of Confucian values by the Chinese government in its awesome effort to label capitalism red in tooth and claw as communism. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has always been a great admirer of the Chinese model, rather than the Western free market one.

Religion too has often been pressed into service. The Republican Party in the US has made good use of the religious right. Vladimir Putin has an alliance with the Russian Orthodox Church. These ideologies deflect attention from economic matters and paper over class conflict. In the US, workers have been so confused by the strategy that they have been content to see their share of GDP fall over decades.

In India, the ideology of Hindutva serves that purpose. It tries to paper over the cracks between the many fissures in Indian society. It tries to meld Hindu society together by pointing to a glorious past, sullied by the advent of the ‘other’, especially the Muslim and Christian ‘other’. It denies class and caste conflict. If the ruling party cannot fulfil its promises of material benefits, at least its ideology delivers psychological gains. It gives a sense of belonging to people who are seeing their traditional world fall apart and who are losing age-old moorings in society. It taps into resentment against a snooty liberal cosmopolitan elite, who have so far enjoyed the fruits of development. And if it helps the ruling party in its bid to win a majority in both houses of Parliament and in the major states, then it can overcome some of the restraints imposed by India’s democracy. The so-called ‘fringe’ is an inseparable part of this strategy.

Not that the government is neglecting the economy. That would hardly go down well with the elite, eager to plug into global circuits of accumulation. The prime minister has been giddily globetrotting to attract capital to our shores. As long as communal disturbances don’t become chronic, foreign investors will hardly be concerned—they are bothered only about profits.

But the government is unlikely to get quick results. The world economy is not in a good shape. The export engine of growth has shut down. The domestic corporate sector is in the doldrums. The banks are in a mess. A recent Credit Suisse study showed the richest 1% in India own 53% of the nation’s wealth, while the bottom half make do with a mere 4.1%. What better way to distract attention from these realities and buy time than by going in for a spot of ideological grandstanding now. And if it helps consolidate the Hindu vote in Bihar, so much the better.

Of course, whether we must pretend, as Lord Keynes put it, “that fair is foul and foul is fair; for foul is useful and fair is not”, is another debate altogether.

Government has taken Action Plan to complete the Smart cities on time

Government has already finalized the names of the 100 cities which will be designed as the smart cities. And in a move to go the step further, the Government has chosen the consulting firms to prepare Smart City plans.

Still now the Government has finalized 37 consulting firms and this consulting firm will be assigned for preparing action plans for the 88 cities proposed to be developed as Smart Cities. The remaining 10 cities to be the north-east states and the union territories will be decided within a week. Moreover it is said that Urban Development Ministry has already released Rs 2 cr per Mission city for the preparation of city-wise Smart City Plans.CRISIL, KPMG, McKinsey and Mott MacDonald are the leading leading consulting firm among the 33 which has been choosen for the action item. However, Uttar Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir are still to nominate a city each under the smart city development programme.

The consulting firm along with the cities to be developed are as follows, the list was initially published by the econominic times:

1. CRISIL will prepare plans for Nagpur, Kalian-Dombivali, Nasik, Thane, Solapur and Amaravati, all in Maharashtra.

2. ICRA will do it for Rajkot, Kochi, Ajmer, Erode and Coimbattore and All-India Institute of Local Self-Government (Mumabi) will prepare plans for Chandigarh, Raipur, Bilaspur, Karnal and Faridabad.

3. Vadodara, Bhubaneswar, Amritsar, Chennai and Tiruchirapalli will be covered by Jones Lang La Salle.

4. Bihar Sharif (Bihar), Oulgaret (Puducherry), Tiruppur and Thoothukudi (Tamil Nadu) will take service of Mahindra Consulting Engineers Ltd in association with SUEZ Environment Consulting and Akara Research and Technologies Pvt Ltd.

5. Ahmedabad, Rourkela, Kota and Agartala are assigned with Feedback Infra Pvt Ltd in association with Happold Engineers India Pvt Ltd and CISCO Systems.

6. Gandhinagar, Indore and Jabalpur will take professional help from Mehta and Associates in Joint Venture with Oswal Computers and Consultants.

7. Gwalior, Sagar and Satna will take help from Voyants Solutions Pvt Ltd in association with MINRAJ Consultants.

8. Kanpur, Ghaziabad and Thanjavur are to prepare plans with the help of Dorsh Holding GmbH in association with Dorsh Consult India Pvt Ltd and L R Kadaliya and Associates.

9. Mumbai, Muzaffarpur, Durgapur (Bengal) will take help from Alia Consulting Solutions Pvt Ltd and Genesis Fin.

10. Ujjain and Dahod are to finalise plans with Haskoning DHV Consulting Pvt Ltd in Joint Venture with Haskoning DHV Nederland B.V and Grant Thornton Green Boulevard.

11. New Town Kolkata and Bidahannagar are assigned with Deloitte Touche Tohmastsu India Pvt Ltd in association with Urban Management Consultant and Hijli Inspiration.

12. Tirupati and Tumakuru (Karnataka) are taking help from Lea Associates South Asia Ltd in association with Crux Consultants Pvt Ltd and VB Soft Private Ltd.

13. Mangaluru and Udaipur are assigned with IIDC Ltd in association with Urban Mass Transport Company Ltd and Building Design Partnership Ltd.

14. Allahabad and Aligarh are assigned with Aarvee Associates Architects, Engineers and Consultants Ltd in association with Mars Telecom Systems Pvt Ltd.

15. Lucknow and Namchi (Sikkim) are work with Data World Pty Ltd in association with Innovest Advisory Services Pvt Ltd and Caritas Eco Systems Pvt Ltd for finalising plans.

16. Rampur and Moradabad are with Engineers India Ltd in association with JPS Associates Pvt Ltd and Salem and Madurai with Infrastructure Development Corporation (Karnataka) Limited in association with IDFC Foundation.

17. Vellore and Tirunelveli are assigned with Shah Technical Consultants Pvt Ltd.18. Agra and Bareilly are to work with International City Management Association with Urban Management Centre and Edge Soft India Pvt Ltd.

18. Aizawl and Haldia are assigned with Arki Techno Consultants (India) Pvt Ltd and IRS Systems South Asia Pvt Ltd.

19. Hyderabad and Aurangabad are with Knight Frank (India) Pvt ltd with Fortress Infrastructure services and PSP Financial Consultants Pvt Ltd.

20. Bhagalpur will prepare the plan with Ecorys Nederland BV with Ecorys India Pvt Ltd and Dharmashala with TERI with Tractebel Engineering SA, Belgium and Avalon Inrastructure solutions Pvt Ltd.

21. K Worldwide with SCP Consultants Pvt Ltd will do it for Ranchi and CRP Risk Management with Infrastructure Management and Advisory services Pvt Ltd will do it for Davanagere (Karnataka).

22. Shivamogga is assigned with Srei Infrastructure Pvt Ltd with Navayuga spatial Technologies and RSP Design Consultants.

23. Navi Mumbai has to preapare plan with Tandon Urban Solutions Pvt Ltd with Spatial Decisions and Maha Infortech Pvt Ltd while Bhopal will do it with Price Waterhouse Coopers with Rudrabhishek Enterprise and CPG Consultants Pvt Ltd.

24. Mott MacDonald Pvt Ltd with Ernst and Young LLP will assist Jaipur and Soft Tech Engineers Pvt Ltd with Design Point Consult Pvt Ltd will be for Sahranpur.

25. DDF Consultants Pvt Ltd with MSN Infrastructure and SGI Studio Galli Ingenieria Pvt Ltd is assigned for Dehradun.

26. Visakhapatnam and Ludhiana are to take assistance from AECOM India Pvt Ltd with AECOM Asia Company Ltd and Varanasi and Jhansi from N K Buildcon Pvt Ltd.

PM Employment Generation Program Registers Massive Increase under PM Modi

India overtake superpowers to become world fastest growing economy

Quotation "After every dark night there is a shining day" is very opt for this article. Last 60 years India is struggling to stand on world ground but doesn't get success in congress age but after the new government form in India suddenly India growth is gear-up.

NDA government that formed with full majority in 2014 has raise the standards of India after taking oath for making India developed and digital.

So many initiatives taken by this government that has attracted the investors around world. Moreover many countries where Indian Prime Minister has not visited Narendra Modi being Prime Minister has visited those countries and get warm welcome.

On International ground India is heading the economy and will surely contribute this success in world economy too. Narendra Modi vision and appearance to deal situation is so much positive that make country confident of being in safe hand. He has started several basic initiatives like "Swacch Bharat","Toilet in every school","Education of girls" in its very first speech at Red Fort. That has been criticize in Indian media but get applause in World media. He has announced so many Indian citizen to be the brand ambassadress of these initiative and all of them have actively participated.

Initiatives like "Digital India(#DigitalInida)", "Smart Cities" are the initiative out of ground that has never been thought in India but in his very first year all these scheme has been assigned with budget to get started which is again the task to be applause. The country that is deep in rituals, religion and other sentimental things can also thought about digital world is only because of our Honorable Prime Minister.

Initiatives for the welfare of the common man like "Jan-Dhan Yojna","Pradhanmantri Bima yojna","Mudra Bank Yojna","Gold Loan scheme","Pradhanmantri jeewan suraksha yojna" with very low investment has helped the common and poor people lot. The saying "BJP always work for the very last man standing in the Queue" becomes true after these scheme. Transparent procedure of every government initiative have also reduce the ratio of corruption in India.All these factor has helped India lot to grow in economy and to step ahead for the developed future.

I thanked Mr. Prime Minister #NarendraModi from my article and is looking for future successful journey of India.

India to become fastest-growing economy in PM Narendra Modi government's 4th year: World Bank

India is set to become the fastest-growing big economy in the world in the fourth year of Narendra Modi's government, edging past China.It's set to clock a 7% rise in GDP in 2017 compared with 6.9% for bigger rival China, the World Bank said in its flagship publication, Global Economic Prospects.

India will recover to 6.4% in the current calendar year itself on the back of higher export growth and bolstered investor confidence with the election of a reform-minded government at the Center, according to the report.

Global growth is expected to rise moderately to 3.0% in 2015 from 2.6% in 2014 and further increase to 3.3% in 2017, the report said, pointing out that there will be significant divergence in trends and that the "oil price collapse will result in winners and losers".

It warned that risks to the outlook "remain tilted to the downside" because of weak global trade, financial market volatility as interest rates in major economies rise, strain on oil producers and a risk of prolonged stagflation or deflation in the euro area or Japan."In this uncertain economic environment, developing countries need to judiciously deploy their resources to support social programs with a laser-like focus on the poor and undertake structural reforms that invest in people," World Bank president Jim Yong Kim said in a statement.

"In India, export growth has been robust, and investor confidence has been bolstered by election of a reform-minded government. The current account deficit and elevated inflation—both persistent vulnerabilities—have declined considerably. Over the medium term, growth is expected to rise steadily to 7% as reforms begin to yield productivity gains. This is expected to benefit other countries in the region which receive remittances from India," the World Bank said in its report.

In an interview in Monday's ET, Kim had said India is one of the few bright spots along with the US in the world economy.It will also benefit from softer crude oil."Among st large middle-income countries that will benefit from lower oil prices is India, where growth is expected to accelerate to 6.4% this year (from 5.6% in 2014), rising to 7% in 2016-17," the statement said.

The new government has undertaken a raft of measures including liberalizing foreign direct investment in defence and insurance and opening up railways, passed ordinances to auction coal blocks and ease land acquisition to boost business sentiment and pump prime growth that witnessed decade lows of sub 5% in last two fiscal years-.Growth in 2014-15 is expected to recover and climb to 5.5%, according to forecasts.

The World Bank sees softening in oil prices as a window of opportunity for implementing subsidy and energy tax reforms in oil-importing countries such as India.India has already deregulated diesel prices and is looking to further reform subsidies after the expenditure management commission submits its report this month.

The report sees three key challenges for developing countries — monetary, benign cyclical environment and need for structural reforms."Developing countries face three major policy challenges.

First, monetary and exchange rate policies might have to adapt to the more normal (that is less easy) financial conditions that will eventually accompany the recovery in high-income countries. Second, some developing countries that face benign cyclical environments should rebuild fiscal space, which would allow them to use counter cyclical fiscal policy when needed.

Will India be next Superpower big question in past 60 year? But now answer is yes in future years

"Secularism is a term interpreted in many different ways by different people. For me,it has always been something very simple-putting India First."

India that is known as "Golden Bird" 100 years ago, but after the rule of Britishers India has lost all his shine. Then on 15th Aug 1947 India has started new journey with aim to re-install the title of "Golden Bird" but after Independence there are so many internal issues that has stopped the growth of the country.Some of the Internal issues that is still persisting in India is casteism which has divided the power of India in different sections of cast. One of the problem that also arise at that time is division of India into two different countries named India & Pakistan that is the result of Nehru-Gandhi ruling moreover being democratic we have adopted many of the Muslims that opt India for their livelihood. But Pakistan has not adopted Hindus as there citizen this is another big mistake done by Nehru-Gandhian's mentality.

So many laws has been made but proper implementation and management of those law is the biggest failure of Nehru government at that time. Biggest failure of the government which has divided the people on religion basis is change in marriage law of Hindu's while Muslim Nikha law remain same. This has shown clearly that government is biased for one religion.

After Independence one of the main factor that can't be neglected is the situation of wars that India has fought for there survival. That period also raised the new and Important question "Will India Survive?" . Major wars that India has fought in that Era are:

         Year                                                                        Allies                                        Opponents

1. First Indo-Pak War (1947)                                     India                                          Pakistan
2. Liberation of Dadra & Nagar Haveli (1951)          India                                          Portuguese
3. Liberation of Goa (1961)                                        India                                          Portuguese
4. Sino-Indian War (1961)                                          India                                          China
5. Second Indo-Pakistan War (1965)                          India                                          Pakistan
6. Chola Incident (1967)                                             India                                          China
7. Third Indo-pak War (1971)                                    India                                          Pakistan
8. Siachen Conflict (1984-2003)                                India                                          Pakistan
9. Kargil War (1999)                                                  India                                          Pakistan      

In these war India has loose lots of his wealth, power, citizen but in the end wars can't make you developed it always destroy you.

After this Era India is facing the biggest challenge of  leadership as congress has made India weaker and weaker. All the investment and government fund has been finished the situation arises where country has to put there gold on loan. Some of the major corruption frauds done are as follows:

                     Scandal                                   Year                                    Scope in INR                     

1. 2G Scam                                             2008                                     176,000 Crore
2. Common Wealth game scam             2010                                      70,000 Crore
3. Coal allocation Scam                         2012                                      185,591 Crore
4. Irrigation Scam                                  1999-2009                             70,000 Crore

In year 2004-2014 the India has lost his track, lack of food,water,shelter.electricity,employment this is the worst period that India has gone through 2008 recession which has break the backbones of many growing Industry. Infrastructure, proper medical aids, availability of security these are some major areas in which India is lacking. No goal no vision for India every body is busy in looting wealth and resource from the country and major part of the capital has been transferred to Swiss-banks that has degrading India rating on world platform.

But now, 2014 on-wards air start to blow in different direction suddenly India has started to perform of national and international ground. India is moving with some vision and goal and youth of India is re-installing there hope for better future and growth. Transparency and E-governance policy has been adopted by the newly formed government under leadership of #NarendraModi.

We suddenly started to see active participation of India on International ground. FDI have also increased around 27%  as compare to 2014 half. Countries are showing Interest in India because of the initiatives that has been taken by our Honorable Prime Minister.

Vision of transparent India,Swacch Bharat mission.Digital India, Make in India, Adarsh Gram Yojna, Mudra Yojna, Pradhanmantri Jan Dhan Yojna, Pradhanmanti Suraksha Yojna, Smart cities project. All these project in last 1.6 years has transformed India and have also answered the question of being superpower. India has registered there name in permanent membership in UN. So the question is self answered in coming 10 years India will be seen as developed country and we will be the next superpower of the world.

India is re-installing there strength be careful and active you can also be benefit if you think positive.. 

Narendra Modi 7 moments in USA Tour

Modi’s US tour was in the spotlight, this time for several reasons. He also gave a speech before the United Nations General Assembly. Facebook Headquarters He emotional at the mention of the mother. The Aerial view of the Taj Mahal and Varanasi was showing on the big screen through the office on Google Map. SAP center of San José to the speech arrived in the Indian community in what he saw, especially his touch. He arrived in San José to New York, US President Barack Obama again called for the third time. We are told Modi’s visit Moments like that are in the headlines.

1. 90 minute dinner with top CEOs

Modi 4.5 trillion net worth of 50 CEOs who met at dinner. 90-minute talk at the dinner CEOs of the investment in India. World leaders met in the case of CEOs from the US arrived ahead. This is because China’s President Xi Jinping meet the net worth of the CEOs was $ 2.5 trillion. Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to meet big names were just Microsoft CEO Bill Gates.

2. Referring to mother

He rushed Facebook Headquarters. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg asked about her mother. He became emotional on this question. Came across the throat. Said the mother is 90 years old. The work myself. Mother to raise me to the homes of others were washed dishes. The Minister was not well. Millions mothers in India who devoted his whole life to the dreams of children.

3. The side of the camera Zuckerberg?

A video gone viral on social media with Zuckerberg Modi. When a woman was showing something to Modi then a few seconds Zuckerberg come in front of camera. But then he immediately removed him in front of the camera.

4. Google

He went to Google headquarters. The CEO Sundar Pichai team gathered to view the map through the Taj Mahal and Varanasi Ghat. During this time he Khagaul on Google Earth (Bihar capital Patna Judy area) are also said to pin point. Indeed, the Great Mathematician Khagaul India and Aryabhata Stronomr village are told. This place was Aryabhata Observatory.

5. It is the trailer … the whole thing would take 15 days to tell

The Prime Minister’s speech was among SAP Center of the Indian community. “We have so much growth that speak every day for two hours, then it will take a further 15 days.” The event was attended by 18 thousand people.

6. Obama met in the third meeting with hugged

The last day of his visit he then returned to New York. Even the US President Barack Obama met for the third time within a year. Modi Obama for embracing.

7. Modi-Nawaz waved their hands at each other

On this tour he was not met the Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif . But the Peacekeeping Mission in the conference after his speech, Modi-Nawaz looking at each other, shook hands, of course.

Digital India Initiative by Mr. Prime Minister Narendra Modi

NOIDA: Digital India is the initiative to transform the living standards and to lay emphasis on e-governance and to transformed India to digitally empowered society.

This Initiative includes transition and up-gradation of the current system that will help in achieving transparency and corruption free society. In this initiative India get success to attract the attention of developed countries like USA,Russia,Japan,France,UK etc.Positive side is Investors are very much interested to invest there capital in India as we are the bright spot of growth and success.

Many social giants are also interested to be the part of this digital mission which includes big names like Sunder Pichai, Satya Nadella, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg.

Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella intends to become India's partner in this initiative. His company is going to setup low cost broadband in 5 lakh villages in India.

Google CEO, Sunder Pichai is going to setup free WiFi service in 500 railway stations.

Tesla Motors technology to store electricity in battery for long term can be fruitful in this initiative.

What is Digital India?

The Digital India initiative seeks to lay emphasis on e-governance and transform India into a digitally empowered society.

The program is projected at Rs 1,13,000 crore which will prepare the country for knowledge-based transformation.

The Department of Electronics and Information Technology (deitY) anticipates that this program will have a huge impact on the Ministry of Communication and IT. 

It is to ensure that government services are available to citizens electronically. 

It will focus on providing high speed internet services to its citizens and make services available in real time for both online and mobile platform.

Digital India also aims to transform ease of doing business in the country.

Modi's government is focusing on providing broadband services in all villages of the country, tele-medicine and mobile healthcare services and making the governance more participate.

Vision of Digital India initiative:

Here is what the government of India aims to achieve through Digital India initiative.

1. Infrastructure: The Digital India initiative has a vision to provide high speed internet services to its citizens in all gram panchayats. Bank accounts will be given priority at individual level. People will be provided with safe and secure cyber space in the country.

2. Governance and services: Government services will be available online where citizens will be ensured easy access to it. Transactions will be made easy through electronic medium.

3. Digital empowerment of citizens: This is one of the most important factor of the Digital India initiative to provide universal digital literacy and make digital sources easily accessible. The services are also provided in Indian languages for active participation.

9 major projects under the initiative:

1. Manufacturing of electronics: The government is focusing on zero imports of electronics. In order to achieve this, the government aims to put up smart energy meters, micro ATMs, mobile, consumer and medical electronics.

2. Provide public access to internet: The government aims to provide internet services to 2.5 lakh villages which comprises of one in every panchayat by March 2017 and 1.5 lakh post offices in the next two years. These post offices will become Multi-Service centres for the people.

3. Highways to have broadband services: Government aims to lay national optical fibre network in all 2.5 lakh gram panchayats. Broadband for the rural will be laid by December 2016 and broadband for all urban will mandate communication infrastructure in new urban development and buildings. By March 2017, the government aims to provide nationwide information infrastructure.

4. Easy access to mobile connectivity: The government is taking steps to ensure that by 2018 all villages are covered through mobile connectivity. The aim is to increase network penetration and cover gaps in all 44,000 villages.

5. e-Governance: The government aims to improve processes and delivery of services through e-Governance with UIDAI, payment gateway, EDI and mobile platforms. School certificates, voter ID cards will be provided online. This aims for a faster examination of data.

6. IT Training for Jobs: The government aims to train around 1 crore students from small towns and villages for IT sector by 2020. Setting up of BPO sectors in North eastern states is also part of the agenda.

7. e-Kranti: This service aims to deliver electronic services to people which deals with health, education, farmers, justice, security and financial inclusion. 

8. Global Information: Hosting data online and engaging social media platforms for governance is the aim of the government. Information is also easily available for the citizens.
MyGov.in is a website launched by the government for a 2-way communication between citizens and the government. People can send in their suggestions and comment on various issues raised by the government, like net neutrality.

9. Early harvest programs: Government plans to set up Wi-fi facilities in all universities across the country. Email will be made the primary mode of communication. Aadhar Enabled Biometric Attendance System will be deployed in all central government offices where recording of attendance will be made online. 

India will be soon going to be Digital....

India emerged on top in foreign direct investment league table

NEW DELHI: India has lead the table of foreign direct investment overtaking "China","US","UK" according to Financial Time data service.

India measured estimated capital expenditure in the first half of 2015 is roughly $3 billion than china and $4 billion than USA. 2015 looks to be milestone year for India.

This is the hard work of Mr. prime Minister government to attract investor towards India. There is been several initiative that has help to achieve this mile stone like "Digital India", "Make In India" to attract investor to invest in India.

These initiatives are moved to take India in the ranking of Work Banks ease to do Business and they have started the work to achieve this initiatives. It has been seen that Narendra Modi is found of work of setting goal and achieving those goal.

But study also say that government still have to work lot to change some policies that stop the foreign investors to invest directly in India one of the major factor among this is Tax policy followed in India that need to be change accordingly so that investor can easily and freely invest in our country. We are hoping 2016 will be the year of Tax reformation that can open the doors for many foreign investors and we are eagerly watching for the same.

It has been seen that after visits of Narendra Modi Investors are taking interest in investing there money in India. Growth rate of India is the fastest in the world and several agencies said that India will remain the brightest spot among emerging economies.

In 2015 in the first half India has attracted around $30 billion investment which is just double as compare to the first half of 2014 which is $12 billion.

Capex in Sbn*

India                    31
China                   28
US                       27
UK                      16

Popularity of Narendra Modi opens the doors for India's development....

Kashmir matter is India-Pak matter, Obama agrees

New York: Mr. President America agrees that Kashmir is the bilateral matter of India-Pakistan. UN will not be going to interfere in this issue.When they talked about terrorism the matter of Kashmir came in light but when Mr. prime minister India clarifies his point than Mr. President agrees that India and Pakistan will be going to solve Kashmir matter on the personal ground without intervention of UN officials.

When the meeting started it was expected that Kashmir will also be the topic of discussion between two political giants but after the meeting this topic has been ended on positive note.

In the meeting there is not much talks on Terrorism but Mr.Prime Minister himself said that terrorism is the issue which has to fight collective and global.

Mr. President Obama has slipped tongue and called Mr. Prime Minister as Mr. President in the middle of the statement. After that White House has reissued the transcript correcting "President" as "Prime Minister".