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Tuesday, 5 January 2016

Korea Constructs Road That Wirelessly Charges Moving Electric Buses

People often think of switching to battery operated vehicles, but it becomes a nightmare for the drivers to look at the low battery sign on the dashboard with no means to recharge it again.
Maybe there is a way to release this fear. What if battery-operated electric cars work far better and don’t have to lug around huge and expensive batteries?
The researchers at Korea’s Advanced Institute of Science and Technology have developed a technology to solve both the conundrums. They have created first-of-its-kind on-line electric vehicle (OLEV) system, that can recharge electric cars or buses while they are on the go.
In the city of Gumi, South Korea, a seven-and-a-half-mile stretch of asphalt roadway has been constructed with power sources periodically embedded in the road. As a bus approaches and leaves, these power sources connect to the grid and are turned on and off selectively. According to KAIST, only 5% to 15% of the already existing road needs to be rebuild to make it a wireless charger.
The batteries used in the buses are almost third the size of a normal electric car battery, yet the buses don’t need to stop for charging and are more cost effective. This technology being eco-friendly can curb the increasing carbon level, hence solving many pollutions related health issues.

Tuesday, 1 December 2015

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

Thursday, 26 November 2015

Salute to all brave Indians lost his life in 26\11 action in Mumbai

Name: Hemant Karkare
Rank: Chief of Mumbai Anti Terrorist squad
Children: 3 (2 Girl,1 Boy)

He has been shot three times on chest by terrorist. His courage and determination has helped mumbai from heavy loss.His bravery was honored by Ashoke Chakra on 26th Jan 2009. I salute his contribution and the courage to scarifies his life for India.

"Jai Hind Hemant Karkare"

Name: Ashoke Kamte
Rank: Additional Commissioner of Mumbai Police

He was killed by terrorist while his action in 2008 mumbai attack. His scarifies and contribution will always be appreciated. His bravery was honored by Ashoke Chakra on 26th Jan 2009.  I salute his contribution and the courage to scarifies his life for India.
"Jai Hind Ashoke Kamte"
Name: Vijay Salaskar
Rank: Senior Police Inspector & Encounter specialist

He is very brave and one of the honest person in mumbai police department, he is also known as the encounter specialist in his department and was shot dead while he has taken charge in 2008 terrorist attack in mumbai. I salute his contribution and the courage to scarifies his life for India.
"Jai Hind Vijay Salaskar"

Name: Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan
Rank: Major

He was officer in Indian Army serving in a elite special action group of National Security Guard. He has sacrifies his life while the action in mumbai 2008 by terrorist. He has also taken part in Kargil War. 29 year old young blood I salute his contribution and the courage to scarifies his life for India.
"Jai Hind Sandeep"
Name: Tukaram Omble
Rank: Assistant Sub-Inspector

His team was under under-equipped for the attack. He is without weapon and he attack Ajmal Kasab. His bravery and contribution help in arrest of Ajmal Kasab who was latter hanged after the punishment announced by Supreme court. I salute his contribution and the courage to scarifies his life for India.
"Jai Tukaram Omble"

Through my blog i am giving my salute to these brave Indians.


Thursday, 22 October 2015

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.

Wednesday, 7 October 2015

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.


Monday, 5 October 2015

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.

PM Narendra Modi style is the fashion of youth




Modi a hit among all castes in poll-bound Bihar

A political discussion on a warm afternoon at the busy Muzaffarpur bus-stand in Bihar veers round to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and gradually, the crowd of active participants and curious bystanders swells. The dominant mood is one of adulation.

“He is the best Prime Minister we have had,” says Bishambhar Thakur. As if to tone it down a bit, a man standing beside him half-heartedly qualifies the assertion: “He is the best after Lal Bahadur Shastri.”

Ask them what they like about Mr. Modi, and they are quick to list his “achievements.” “We watch TV regularly. He has made the nation proud abroad. India had little say in the U.N.; now even the U.S. backs our claim to a permanent seat in the Security Council,” says Gajendra Singh.

Others join in: many bank accounts have been opened, he has announced a development package for Bihar, and that “unlike Lalu Prasad, he isn’t casteist.” Asked why pulses are expensive, they become apologetic. “What can he do if production falls?” one explains, half-embarrassed.

Modi’s charisma crosses caste divide

At the busy Muzaffarpur bus-stand in poll-bound Bihar, most of the crowd spoke with admiration for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A lone dissenter shows a newspaper article saying the Prime Minister’s foreign visits are achieving little. He identifies himself as Mohammad Salim. As this reporter leaves the spot, the cab driver tries to add perspective — “This is a Bhumihar belt. The electors are polarised along castes and the upper castes are fully with the BJP.”

Going to the polls without a chief ministerial candidate, the BJP is locked in a tight contest with a grand alliance of the RJD and the ruling JD(U) in the State. While the BJP has the solid backing of the upper castes and a fair share of Dalit and Mahadalit votes thanks to its alliances with Ram Vilas Paswan and Jitan Ram Manjhi, respectively, observers admit that the 2014 Lok Sabha polls were the watershed.

“There is no doubt that Mr. Modi’s ascendancy in the BJP has re-energised the party’s core base and drawn allies,” says a Congress leader from Bihar.

But one soon discovers that the upbeat mood about Mr. Modi isn’t limited to the upper castes alone. Sections of the extremely backward castes (EBCs) seem no less enamoured of him. Muslim settlements, however, reflect a sharp break with this trend, with near unanimity that Mr. Modi is about “symbolism” rather than “work.”

There are, however, some sceptics. “He is seen abroad more than in India,” says Ajit Kumar Sahni, an EBC Nishad from village Jaaran, Gaayghat, with a wry smile. People in this village seem more impressed by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

The Seemanchal belt, east of Darbhanga, shows an interesting divide – Muslims run Mr. Modi down, claiming he speaks a lot but does little, while many Hindus see hope in him. “If he stays for 10 years, it will be great for the country,” says Harilal Mandal, an EBC from the Rajbansi caste. His village, Andhasur, lies right in the heart of the Muslim-dominated Seemanchal.

He has made the nation proud abroad… even U.S. backs our claim to a permanent U.N. Council seat

Wednesday, 30 September 2015

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.

Tuesday, 29 September 2015

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....



Monday, 28 September 2015

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". 

What happen when future superpower shakes hand with present super power

Narendra Modi , Leader of future superpower country i.e India shakes hand with one of the powerful man on earth Mr. Obama. This is not the normal handshake this is going to create history in future. So many eyes are watching this powerful handshake. Mr. Modi has shown that he is leading the country that has caliber to become superpower in future. India is developing country but the growth rate India is matching confirms his position on stage of superpower.

This visit of Mr. Prime Minister is to register there name in the race of membership in UNSC. The whole visit has been so fruitful and the results coming from this visit will be surely going to benefit India in there initiatives like "Digital India" and "Make in India".

The United State, Britain and France today reaffirmed there support to India's permanent membership of US security council as text-based negotiations to expand the most powerful wings of the world body begin in November.

During their meeting with Mr. Prime Minister, the leader of these countries has also give support to India to become member of four export control regimes including NSG and MTCR.

Some of the main point discuss in this meeting..

  1. Indo-US nuclear logjam broken.
  2. US announces $4 billion of new initiatives, trade missions
  3. Cutting red-tape, holding bureaucracy accountable
  4. Renewable push
India's experience in fighting terror discussed in during meeting between PM Modi and President Obama.
We both are committed to helping Afghanistan and improving our coordination in this area.
We had an open discussion on WTO issue. We support trade facilitation but a solution that takes care of our food security must be found.
I urged President Obama to take steps whereby our service companies can get access to the American economy.

This visit has open the eyes of opposition and the cunning nations too that India has splendidly register there name as powerful and growing nation on world stage.


Modi received like a star in the US: Pakistani daily

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is an astute politician with the ability to outsmart rivals and he is aiming for the "political and military dominance of India", said a Pakistani daily that noted he was "received like a star" in the US.

An editorial in The Nation on Monday said that everyone loves a good old showdown between politicians - but in the case of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif versus his Indian counterpart Modi, "we have our backs to the wall".

"While Modi is received like a star is attending events and parties, PM Sharif only has the UN platform to make an impact. The odds are stacked against Pakistan," said the daily.

Both Nawaz and Modi are in New York for the Sustainable Development Summit hosted by UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon, where the new and ambitious post-2015 development agenda will be adopted.

"However, both parties have made it clear that there will be no bilateral meeting between them."

The daily said that Modi will not only speak to Silicon Valley's biggest executives during his two-day visit to the US tech hub, but will also take questions from some of Facebook Inc's 1.5 billion users at a Town Hall.

He is the first Indian leader to visit the US West Coast in more than 30 years. He also attended a dinner with 350 business leaders where Indian-born CEOs of Microsoft Corp, Google Inc and Adobe Systems Inc moderated a panel.

He has also sought to encourage some Indians who have thrived around Silicon Valley to bring their knowledge back home.

"What is Nawaz Sharif doing?, the daily asked.

"Modi has been focused on connecting with the Indian diaspora in the US, while Nawaz Sharif was considering speaking to the US President in Urdu, to give our national ego a boost. It almost sounds like a joke. Increasingly, Pakistan has nothing to offer to the west, including personality and charisma," it added.

The editorial stressed that Pakistan must watch Modi's "gait and gestures".

"Modi is an astute politician, who has the ability to outsmart rivals with an amazing sense of timing. We on the other hand, are stuck with archaic, redundant policies of following the same deadbeat formula of 'successes'," it said.

Calling for a drastic improvement of the Pakistani image in the west, the daily said: "The US is helping India get armed to the hilt and soon we will lose our only advantage- our military strength. And that is Modi's aim - the political and military dominance of India. He has a plan? Do we?"

Mr.Prime Minister at Facebook Head Quarter


Mark Zuckerberg Town hall session with Narendra Modi

Chant of "Modi Modi" not only stops in silicon valley it continues at Facebook Headquarter too........

As the time moves the shining stars of Narendra Modi and India is rising day by day. Schedules of foreign countries is not only to visit the new places but is to learn the latest technologies that other countries are using for making India developed all this comes under Initiative known as #DigitalIndia.

Digital India and Make In India are the two initiative that is initiated by Mr. Prime Minister for building the future of India. According to survey agencies India is the fastest growing country in the world because its large population is of the age '25-35' means India is very much young and has many development opportunity. For this initiative one of the Tour that Mr. Prime Minister has done is of USA #ModiInUSA. There he has meet to techno giants (Mark zuckerberg, Sundar pichai, Tim Cook).
Some of the highlights of these session have been mention below.

First question asked to Mr. Prime minister is by CEO Facebook (Mark Zuckerberg)

Q1. You were one of the early adopters of social media. Did you expect the impact on policy, foreign policy etc.?

Social media was like a "guide" and an easy textbook to know about things for me. It helped mould my thought process. Build a world consciousness and it helped the world accept me for what I am. Social media has helped people recognise and accept me for what I am. When I took office .. I realised that there was a large gap between people and govt. By the time one gets to realise this, elections come up! But social media allows for accountability instantly. I ask all world leaders not to avoid social media and to connect to it.
If governments are alert and conscious about real time accountability. It will be good for democracy. Social media helps here and has allowed for connecting people among different countries rather than just the capitals. For example, I used Chinese social media to wish the PM there. It went viral. I wished the Israel PM in Hebrew and he replied in Hindi! The fact that the world is a community is explained by social media.

Second Question asked to Mr. Prime minister is by CEO babajob.com 

Q2. Digital infrastructure needs to be empowered by government to foster connectivity and jobs. What forms of investment are you looking at to the enable this?

I ask young people here to emulate Vir [of Babajob] and come back to create jobs in India. We need both highways and i-ways in India. I want to connect all 6 lakh villages in India via fiber optic cables. People today live in places where infrastructure is present unlike past when water was the reason. Soon we might live in places where there is good digital infrastructure. I don't think there is a shortage of money to invest in the world. I request people who have enough money to invest in India. We took a decision to reserve 30% in the police force for women in some Union Territories. Women reservation is to the tune of 50% in local bodies in some States. This is a great achievement.

Third Question asked to Mr. Prime Minister

Q3. Do you think there is an increased ease in doing business in India?

It is difficult to move a long train as opposed to a scooter. In a large country, changes take time to cumulatively be effective. 180 million people didn't have bank accounts We managed to get bank accounts for them in 100 days..what was not managed in 40 years. Ease of business international rating for India is 140. I brought all States in India to work on this. Today, there is unprecedented competition among states to improve ease of business. I am sure India's rating will soon improve. The relative lower pay, improving skills and manpower will help the Make in India initiative. There has been a 87% growth in foriegn investment in India. Clearly the success of Make in India is linked to this.
India's unique strengths: 3D. Demographic dividend, democracy and demand. I have added another D: deregulation.

Fourth Question asked to Mr. Prime Minister

Q4. There is a lot said about women empowerment in India. What is your view on related schemes and women equality?

There is an imagination about God in all societies. Only in India is the woman imagined as God (durga, Kali, Saraswati, etc.) For our government to achieve economic progress, we have to utilise the potential of the 50 percent population — the women in India. Women are very involved in education and health sectors today. Women should be empowered to be decision makers and not just participants. We will focus on girl child education through 'Beti Bachao Beti Padao' scheme.

Fifth Question asked to Mr. Prime Minister by Mark Zuckerberg

Q5.  I believe in the importance of family. Can you tell us about your mother?

I congratulate Mark's parents (who are in the audience). I come from a poor family and my family played an important role in my life. No one could have imagined that the world's largest democracy could have accepted an ordinary tea seller. I salute the Indian people. My mother is illiterate. My father is no more. My mom understands things through media. My mother took lot of pains to help me grow. Lakhs of mothers in India have dedicated their lives for the dreams of their children. I salute all mothers for their inspiration and dedication. I hope this will inspire all to stick to the right path.

This is the Question that has made Mr. Prime Minister very emotional. He is very much known of his mother struggle to make him successful.