Angry farmers, on the road for 13 days, say they have left behind produce, farms and cattle to protest in Delhi as they are unhappy with Modi government.
MoSPI proposes to remove closed factories from IIP sample, aiming for truer picture of India’s industrial health in upcoming 2022–23 base series. Plan open to public feedback until 25 November.
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.
The biggest failure is the NREGA as this used to provide work for the rural india a minimum of 100 days and this government is mostly concentrate to bring Indian market to monopolistic form by doing favour to his 15 rich class people who can do funding for elections
The liberal market oriented economic policy doggedly persued now with a communal ferver will either ruin the whole national fabric or destroy the vibrant enterprising polity if Modi and his parivar returns to power again in 2019. Hold your breath.
Probodh
What should Modi do ?
Announce freebies for Rural india? And put India into a deep trap.
And what about all those people who have left their villages and stay in cities?
It will the biggest misfortune for India if Modi is not returned to majority in 2019. The failed governments of 90’s will return to the nation and we will be suffering once again, the parivar politics!Niranjan
Go to villages to see your self how Govt schemes work.It is open loot and sharing of booty by labourers ,revenue officials,police,and village elders with hardly any value addition.Modi wants to check this loot.Is it wrong
U can’t rob Peter and pay Peter all the time
Even urban poor are having night mares and they are being flooded with emotional issues than real issues. It’s disastrous economic non governance and directionless governance which is their main problem.
Farmers were promised a doubling of their incomes in five years. Actual delivery is about 1% per annum. There are reports that the crop insurance scheme is not doing very well. Intuition suggests that Jan Dhan, LPG connections, many of these things are hardly transformative. So the columnist is right to keep his fingers crossed.
The author is confused or ….. Paddy procurement is not at 1.5 times what was promised. Need to understand what cost was talked about and promised.
The biggest failure is the NREGA as this used to provide work for the rural india a minimum of 100 days and this government is mostly concentrate to bring Indian market to monopolistic form by doing favour to his 15 rich class people who can do funding for elections
The liberal market oriented economic policy doggedly persued now with a communal ferver will either ruin the whole national fabric or destroy the vibrant enterprising polity if Modi and his parivar returns to power again in 2019. Hold your breath.
Probodh
What should Modi do ?
Announce freebies for Rural india? And put India into a deep trap.
And what about all those people who have left their villages and stay in cities?
It will the biggest misfortune for India if Modi is not returned to majority in 2019. The failed governments of 90’s will return to the nation and we will be suffering once again, the parivar politics!Niranjan
Go to villages to see your self how Govt schemes work.It is open loot and sharing of booty by labourers ,revenue officials,police,and village elders with hardly any value addition.Modi wants to check this loot.Is it wrong
U can’t rob Peter and pay Peter all the time
Even urban poor are having night mares and they are being flooded with emotional issues than real issues. It’s disastrous economic non governance and directionless governance which is their main problem.
Farmers were promised a doubling of their incomes in five years. Actual delivery is about 1% per annum. There are reports that the crop insurance scheme is not doing very well. Intuition suggests that Jan Dhan, LPG connections, many of these things are hardly transformative. So the columnist is right to keep his fingers crossed.