Modi govt is looking to deliver first instalment to all 12 crore beneficiaries by 31 March but faces a host of challenges, including non-cooperative opposition states.
As Narendra Modi becomes India’s second-longest consecutively serving Prime Minister, we look at how he compares with Indira Gandhi across four key dimensions.
And the same government does not have money to pay salaries at TIFR. Has been cutting down grants at institutes for higher education. Has money to spend on add featuring the great achievements of the PM, with big photographs – 3 to 4 pages in a day in all major newspapers. PM has money to travel to every part of the country on official work and combine it with party work (BJP Rallies). Self-promotion to win elections and pretending to help the farmers (while it is no more than attempt to bribe using public money) is key to governance. Why did the government not wake up to help the farmers after 2 consecutive droughts or ensure that farmers get a fair price for their produce? Why distribute money without knowing if it is going to the right person in the election year?
Is it what we mean by minimum government, maximum governance?
And the same government does not have money to pay salaries at TIFR. Has been cutting down grants at institutes for higher education. Has money to spend on add featuring the great achievements of the PM, with big photographs – 3 to 4 pages in a day in all major newspapers. PM has money to travel to every part of the country on official work and combine it with party work (BJP Rallies). Self-promotion to win elections and pretending to help the farmers (while it is no more than attempt to bribe using public money) is key to governance. Why did the government not wake up to help the farmers after 2 consecutive droughts or ensure that farmers get a fair price for their produce? Why distribute money without knowing if it is going to the right person in the election year?
Is it what we mean by minimum government, maximum governance?