Vajpayee’s ‘India Shining’ defeat in 2004 made BJP shift its focus to the poorest, and Modi’s first five years saw anti-poverty schemes bring great success.
African development is key to a stable world. For if it remains underdeveloped, Africa, with its exploding impoverished population, will fall prey to climate disasters and wars.
Over generations, Bihar’s bane has been its utter lack of urbanisation. But now, even Bihar is urbanising. Or let’s say, rurbanising. Two decades under Nitish Kumar have created a new elite in its cities.
Indian govt officials last month skipped Turkish National Day celebrations in Delhi, in a message to Ankara following its support for Islamabad, particularly during Operation Sindoor.
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.
Even some PSUs are struggling to pay their employees their salaries on time.
Some PSU’s need to sacrifice for the greater good of private sector.
Your father is a problem, he does not work but takes salary.
Private sector works but adds to gigantic NPAs. Is it not better not to work in such a situation?
Nitin Pai is right that GDP is an important indicator of the economy but wrong to state that it is crashing. In reality it is growing more slowly than before. He is also wrong to state that growth in GDP necessarily reduced poverty. Poverty rate in USA was 12.4percent in 1972. It has not budged an iota in 46 years although real GDP has more than tripled.
Are you paid by Congress Party to write all this. Yes there is a slowdown but it is cyclic. It will bounce back, then you guys will run for cover.
Some things are at a twenty year low. It must be a Kondratieff Cycle, with a seventy year span in that case.
Are being paid by BJP to attack the writer. Who is bothered about Congress. It is a serious issue where is the question of Congress here.
Do you seriously see any difference in Congress and BJP as far as economic policy is concerned . Slowdown started during Congress years and continued/increased during BJP government. The reasons are not far to seek. Both Congress and BJP follow the same anti-people ‘socialist ‘ policies. The same philosophy that government knows best, government must runs businesses, temples, TV channels, banks, etc. etc. all with tax payers money. Both Congress and BJP are interested in doing everything except performing the core functions of a government.
The writer started well.But did not suggest any solutions for Govt.We expect constructive critics to offer solutions/advices.
My father is govt sector employee. Everything is fine. What’s the problem?
Even some PSUs are struggling to pay their employees their salaries on time.
Some PSU’s need to sacrifice for the greater good of private sector.
Your father is a problem, he does not work but takes salary.
Private sector works but adds to gigantic NPAs. Is it not better not to work in such a situation?
Nitin Pai is right that GDP is an important indicator of the economy but wrong to state that it is crashing. In reality it is growing more slowly than before. He is also wrong to state that growth in GDP necessarily reduced poverty. Poverty rate in USA was 12.4percent in 1972. It has not budged an iota in 46 years although real GDP has more than tripled.
Are you paid by Congress Party to write all this. Yes there is a slowdown but it is cyclic. It will bounce back, then you guys will run for cover.
Some things are at a twenty year low. It must be a Kondratieff Cycle, with a seventy year span in that case.
Are being paid by BJP to attack the writer. Who is bothered about Congress. It is a serious issue where is the question of Congress here.
Do you seriously see any difference in Congress and BJP as far as economic policy is concerned . Slowdown started during Congress years and continued/increased during BJP government. The reasons are not far to seek. Both Congress and BJP follow the same anti-people ‘socialist ‘ policies. The same philosophy that government knows best, government must runs businesses, temples, TV channels, banks, etc. etc. all with tax payers money. Both Congress and BJP are interested in doing everything except performing the core functions of a government.