Khalpat Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 Black money was going to come back in 100 days' date=' and it has been more than 365 days.[/quote'] You were one of the biggest critic of Modi much before the election started, most of your posts just after the results got declared had phrases like, " This is just start and worse is still to come" kind of. So how would you rate him in things like: 1. Handling of economy 2. Foreign affairs 3. Kashmir 4. Handling of Maoists 5. Law and ORder 6. Reforms 7. Jan Dhan 8. Make In India 9 Insurance schemes for poor 10. Swatch Bharat etc. And what do you think any person other than him like Rahul or Arvind or Sushma or Sitaram or Mulayam would have done better in the circumstances.
Malcolm Merlyn Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 You were one of the biggest critic of Modi much before the election started, most of your posts just after the results got declared had phrases like, " This is just start and worse is still to come" kind of. So how would you rate him in things like: 1. Handling of economy 2. Foreign affairs 3. Kashmir 4. Handling of Maoists 5. Law and ORder 6. Reforms 7. Jan Dhan 8. Make In India 9 Insurance schemes for poor 10. Swatch Bharat etc. And what do you think any person other than him like Rahul or Arvind or Sushma or Sitaram or Mulayam would have done better in the circumstances. He thinks Kejri Kumar should run India.
mishra Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 He thinks Kejri Kumar should run India. Yeah, First month on sick leave next month on dictatorial leave to finish off Yadav and Bhushan Next on personal leave to gag media to save Kumar Viswas sexapedition . Next instigate Strike, Rally, suicide. Right now drama against a female iAS officer cos he want one of his mates to be secy.
Raghav_12 Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 Yeah, First month on sick leave next month on dictatorial leave to finish off Yadav and Bhushan Next on personal leave to gag media to save Kumar Viswas sexapedition . Next instigate Strike, Rally, suicide. Right now drama against a female iAS officer cos he want one of his mates to be secy. This argument actually betrayed LG and BJPs real intentions. Sickening politicians. What this persons being Female got to do with whole matter. If BJP is so committed for female empowerment, why they have completely clipped wings of a female minister Sushma Swaraj.
Clarke Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 You were one of the biggest critic of Modi much before the election started, most of your posts just after the results got declared had phrases like, " This is just start and worse is still to come" kind of. So how would you rate him in things like: 1. Handling of economy 2. Foreign affairs 3. Kashmir 4. Handling of Maoists 5. Law and ORder 6. Reforms 7. Jan Dhan 8. Make In India 9 Insurance schemes for poor 10. Swatch Bharat etc. And what do you think any person other than him like Rahul or Arvind or Sushma or Sitaram or Mulayam would have done better in the circumstances. 1) Ghar Wapsi 2) Attack on churches 3) Julio Ribeiro 4) Sakshi Maharaj 5) Yogi Adityanath 6) Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti 7) Babu Bajrangi 8) Kodnani 9) Amit Shah 10) 2002 etc So yea, Rahul baba, Kejriwal, Lalu, Mulayam, Behenji, Didi, Amma, Diggy Raja, Deve Gowda etc would all be better than Modi :orderorder:
Khalpat Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/rahul-gandhi-gives-narendra-modi-government-0-out-of-10-slams-it-over-food-park/articleshow/47327600.cms?utm_source=FbM&utm_medium=ETFbMain&utm_campaign=ETFbMain Rahul Gandhi gave Modi government a big zero out of ten. :cantstop:
adi B Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 You were one of the biggest critic of Modi much before the election started, most of your posts just after the results got declared had phrases like, " This is just start and worse is still to come" kind of. So how would you rate him in things like: 1. Handling of economy 2. Foreign affairs 3. Kashmir 4. Handling of Maoists 5. Law and ORder 6. Reforms 7. Jan Dhan 8. Make In India 9 Insurance schemes for poor 10. Swatch Bharat etc. And what do you think any person other than him like Rahul or Arvind or Sushma or Sitaram or Mulayam would have done better in the circumstances. why wasting ur time sirji?hatred is a disease which cant be wiped away at all. raghav will most likely still want a mulayam-mayawati-janta dal led sarkar just to see the end of modi even if it means a major progressive setback for india but then thats his wish and everyone has a right to express his/her views
someone Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 AAPtards should not talk about female empowerment. They have no space for females in their leadership roles. And then have, a Kumar Vishwas who only wants love relationships with them. And no BJP leader ever said about getting 15 laks in 100 days. Just repeating the same nonsense aren't gonna make it a fact.
ravishingravi Posted May 18, 2015 Posted May 18, 2015 Happy May 16th to All! This argument actually betrayed LG and BJPs real intentions. Sickening politicians. What this persons being Female got to do with whole matter. If BJP is so committed for female empowerment, why they have completely clipped wings of a female minister Sushma Swaraj.
Sachin=GOD Posted May 19, 2015 Posted May 19, 2015 Performance Reviews” after 1 year of Modi Government A collation of interesting views. https://medium.com/@c_aashish/performance-reviews-after-1-year-of-modi-government-32df7c42054b
Khalpat Posted May 19, 2015 Posted May 19, 2015 The rating from JayPrakash Narayan of LokSatta from his tweets: Modi gets A in economic management. Fiscal & monetary policies, infrastructure, energy sectors - record is impressive given the hurdles #SwachhBharat, Smart Cities etc - govt gets B.Ideas are good, but poorly designed & executed.A slogan, acronym & PR campaign not enough Real change in education,healthcare, local empowerment, police reform,speedy justice & service delivery - govt gets C. No effort at all
randomGuy Posted May 19, 2015 Posted May 19, 2015 Modi did very good job but got lucky on oil price. And it seems all a certain media section does is to do modi gungaan and plant lies to kill aap. First part is fine but second part is not fine. In the long run, it will harm them only, not aap.
amiret Posted May 19, 2015 Posted May 19, 2015 ^^ Dr. JP Narayan is an admirable political leader. It is a tragedy that his party has not met with much electoral success in India. His ratings are reasonable , though one could posit we were already on the path to fiscal consolidation and economic recovery before the new govt took over.
Khalpat Posted May 20, 2015 Posted May 20, 2015 http://profit.ndtv.com/news/economy/article-praise-from-rbi-governor-raghuram-rajan-as-modi-government-completes-a-year-in-office-764560?utm_source=ndtv&utm_medium=top-stories-widget&utm_campaign=story-6-http://profit.ndtv.com/news/economy/article-expectations-from-new-government-were-probably-unrealistic-raghuram-rajan-764560 Praise from RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan as Modi Government Completes a Year in Office New York: The expectations from the new government when it came to power last year were "probably unrealistic" but it has taken steps to create an environment for investment and is "sensitive" to concerns of investors, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan said. "This government came in with tremendous expectations and I think the kind of expectations were probably unrealistic for any government," Dr Rajan said responding to questions after his address to the Economic Club of New York yesterday. He said in the minds of the people, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's image was that of "Ronald Reagan on a white horse" coming to slay anti-market forces and such comparison was "probably not appropriate." Dr Rajan, however, said the government has "taken steps to create the environment for investment, which I think is important." The government is "sensitive" to the concerns of investors and is looking into addressing economic issues, he said. Dr Rajan's remarks come as the Modi-led government completes one year in office this month, having received a commanding majority from an electorate that wanted jobs, economic development and respite from rising prices and corruption. The Reserve Bank of India Governor said a "big part" of the business environment is taxes and the government has said it will not bring retrospective taxation again. "However once the tax authority levies a demand on you, there is a quasi-judicial nature of that proceeding and therefore it has to go through the courts before it is resolved. The government cannot intervene," Dr Rajan said. "Legacy issues are winding their way through the courts, including issues based on laws that existed before they were changed," he said. The corporate tax rate will also come down one per cent every year going forward, he added. The former International Monetary Fund chief economist said "perhaps" India could have done a "better job" in handling these issues but "going forward the government says no more of this kind of stuff we will do." Dr Rajan said there are several areas where the government has taken more "serious and significant" advances to improve investor confidence and propel growth. On the issue of subsidies, he said petrol and diesel subsidies have gone. "Going forward these subsidies will be transferred directly into bank accounts," he said, adding that already the cooking gas subsidy is being transferred directly to bank accounts. Dr Rajan said there is a "broad consensus" for the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and while he had hoped for the GST Bill to have passed in the just concluded session of Parliament, he feels there is "enough momentum" that "it will be done well in time and roll out by March 31 or April 1 next year." "In fact (the government) is going ahead with the apparatus to ensure that it is actually done," Dr Rajan said. Another key legislation that the government is focussing on is the Land Acquisition Bill, which is important from the perspective of certain public works, Dr Rajan said. He said that since different states have their own land acquisition bills, some commentators have suggested the possibility that the states should decide for themselves as to how to implement their respective land acquisition provisions. There are tremendous plans for investment, particularly in the Mumbai-Delhi industrial corridor and freight corridors, the RBI Governor said. "My sense is that things are happening," he said. Dr Rajan also called the government's spending cuts "significant," and said "there has been some amount of fiscal consolidation over and above what the government is owning up to." He said inflation "has come down tremendously in India" and rupee has basically stayed relatively flat since the beginning of the year." "...if you look at rupee's volatility relative to other currencies, you'd have to argue that the rupee has been one of the most stable currencies (against) the dollar," Dr Rajan said. "It's been much stronger than other currencies," he said. With the Current Account Deficit also projected to come down from more than four per cent to 1.5 per cent this year, Dr Rajan said "the big deficit numbers have come down" and the focus is on growth. He, however, said while investment intention and investment is picking up, the pace can be faster. Dr Rajan noted that the problem to some extent lies in the week balance sheet of banks and there is no supply problem as banks are willing to lend. The government is pushing the banks very hard to clean up the balance sheet and to improve the governance structure of the banks, including separate chairman and Managing Director positions. Banks are also being encouraged to elect new people as chairman, may be from outside the system, he said
diga Posted May 21, 2015 Posted May 21, 2015 From Narayana Murthy too http://www.dnaindia.com/money/report-lot-of-good-things-have-happened-in-last-one-year-narayana-murthy-on-modi-government-2087652 Praising the Narendra Modi government, N R Narayana Murthy on Wednesday said a lot of good things have happened in the last one year and the Prime Minister should be supported in his endeavours. "We have a PM who is enthusiastic and working hard. People, all parties, the Opposition should rally behind him. I think a lot of good things have happened but it's still early to say. Therefore, we must all be with the PM and support him and we continue to do things with the sense of efficiency, then I'm sure we will make some progress," Murthy said here.
diga Posted May 21, 2015 Posted May 21, 2015 Do read Vikram Sood, former RAW chiefs take on Modi & his foreign jaunts/1 year in office in his blog http://soodvikram.blogspot.in/
mishra Posted May 21, 2015 Posted May 21, 2015 ^ Well , I have to admit. His foriegn policy is atleast 2-3 steps above previous government. Home ministry is doing decent jobs too. No riots, No terrorist attacks , nothing. Defence isnt bad either. Modernisation of Airforce will work. Manohar Parikkar gives very good vibes and looks best person to do job. Smart cities project will take time but infra projects are alive and kicking. I know someone 5 years back his company was doing presentation where Indian projects were not even mentioned and focus was Mideast, China and Australia. Now he visits India every month. His companies Focus is India. This is despite opposition only practicing policy of opposition.
Clarke Posted May 21, 2015 Posted May 21, 2015 I hope there aren't 'official celebrations' of first anniversary. Its early days & just sends out a wrong message even if they have bullet points.
Khalpat Posted May 21, 2015 Posted May 21, 2015 Adam Roberts @ARobertsjourno ·11 mins11 minutes ago Here's a preview of The Economist global cover this week, to go with my 14-page special report on Modi's first year Amazing selection of cover page.
Khalpat Posted May 22, 2015 Posted May 22, 2015 War of words between Amit Shah and Prasun Vajpayee on Aaj Tak yesterday: Prasun: Sir, can any one give advice to Modi. Amit : Give the advice who has stopped you, write a letter to Modijee and give him an advice. Prasun: Sir, it is the age of Twitter, who writes letter nowadays Amit: Then Tweet him, I am sure you must be having a Twitter account. Prasun: Well, as soon as I give any advice bhakts start abusing me. What should I do? Amit : Well in that case change the advice. :giggle:
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