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TOI rating: With 77.5%, Modi govt gets distinction in its first year

In 1st year, more hits than misses: Times Now poll

An opinion poll conducted by Times Now to mark one year of the NDA regime has given thumbs down to the Narendra Modi government on price rise and its promise to bring back black money but has hailed it for curbing corruption while disagreeing with the Congress charge that it was a 'Suit Boot Ki Sarkar'.

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ethonnu kanan melarunno ennale.. ella surveyum modijikku distinction aanallo kodukunnathu.. rahul monte suit boot onnum jangalkku vishwasmilla
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Ethu BJP karu undakkiya chart anu

modi kku nattil nilkkan neram undayititlla...pine engane bharikkana

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ethonnu kanan melarunno ennale.. ella surveyum modijikku distinction aanallo kodukunnathu.. rahul monte suit boot onnum jangalkku vishwasmilla  
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enthonnu survey 100 kodiyila appuram janagalullidathu bhakatraaya 20k peru parayyunnathaano opinion...choidhyangal evide joli avasarangal vardhicho
naany peruppam niyanthricho
kallappanam ethikkan kzhiyumo
daewoodine pdicho
article 370 eduthu kalanjo

Data nails Gadkari’s claim on roads built under UPA-2

kallangalaaoronnaayi ammavan paranjonde irikkum

NEW DELHI: Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari's claim of highway construction falling to 2 km per day during the last months of UPA and the NDA government pushing this to 14 km may have become popular in the BJP camp but road transport ministry data show that highway-building never went below 11 km per day during UPA-2.

Rather, construction by NHAI and other agencies on the ministry's behalf was the highest at 16 km per day during 2012-13 and the second maximum rate of building road was during 2009-10 at 14 km.

Now, with the government laying stress on building roads with increased budgetary allocation of Rs 42,000 crore, Gadkari has claimed that construction of roads during the Narendra Modi government will surpass the total length of highways built in previous years.

It was no different when it came to UPA-2, which claimed that it built maximum highway stretches during its rule. In October 2013, Congress vice-president [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] said NDA had built 2,650 km of roads during five years of the Atal Bihari [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] government while the UPA built 9,570 km during the same period.


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"Unfortunately, every political party has played politics with highway construction to make tall claims. This is because road construction is the most visible asset which people can see within 2-3 years. They have always preferred comparing apples with oranges," said a former top executive of NHAI.

He added that highway construction was less during Vajpayee regime since less stretches were taken up for construction. There was less fund availability and there were very few contractors to undertake works. "By the time UPA-1 came, NH length increased, institutional mechanism was in place to execute projects. Then came private investors and hence highway development gained momentum. So, there should be no comparison," the retired official said.

Moreover, while the performance of the ministry was earlier taken only in terms of NHAI's performance, from 2007-08 onwards, new flagship schemes such as SARDP-NE and LWE were also included in the ministry's performance. Later, it also started awarding works under NHDP and other larger projects following corridor approach under NH (original) and these also find place in performance of ministry.

Even some of the serving officials in the road ministry and NHAI said the pace of construction will increase in the next one decade irrespective of which party or alliance come to power as the NH network will expand further.

"Last year we awarded about 8,000 km and this year we will award another 10,000 km. If we repeat this for the third consecutive year, we will easily cross 20-25 km per day during 2017-18 and 2018-19," said a ministry official.

PM Modi's foreign visits in last 1 year have made India more powerful: CVoter survey

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On completion of Modi government's one year in office,  C Voter conducted a survey to gauge the mood of the country. The survey was done to understand how people are rating the one year of NDA rule. While opposition has slammed prime minister's hectic foreign trips, government’s handling of Kashmiri separatists, black money etc, the govt has earned accolades for  schemes like Swach Bharat Abhiyaan, Jan Dhan Yojana, Make in India campaign .

The last one year also witnessed some hardliners making inflammatory speeches against minority community affecting the credibility of the government. We have come up with the voter response over government's performance in last one year.

Here is how people responded to questions on MODI govt's first year in office:



1)   Have Prime Minister's foreign visits strengthened India ?

  78 % of the participants answered in favour while 22 % responded negatively.

2)   Do you agree with Modi Government’s Pakistan policy?

   63% of participant’s responded in favour while responded negatively.

3)  Should our government continue the dialogue process with Pakistan ?

   76% responded in favour while rest 24%  responded negatively.

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PM Modi's foreign visits in last 1 year have made India more powerful:  CVoter survey      

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On completion of Modi government's one year in office,  C Voter conducted a survey to gauge the mood of the country. The survey was done to understand how people are rating the one year of NDA rule. While opposition has slammed prime minister's hectic foreign trips, government’s handling of Kashmiri separatists, black money etc, the govt has earned accolades for  schemes like Swach Bharat Abhiyaan, Jan Dhan Yojana, Make in India campaign .

The last one year also witnessed some hardliners making inflammatory speeches against minority community affecting the credibility of the government. We have come up with the voter response over government's performance in last one year.

Here is how people responded to questions on MODI govt's first year in office:



1)   Have Prime Minister's foreign visits strengthened India ?

  78 % of the participants answered in favour while 22 % responded negatively.

2)   Do you agree with Modi Government’s Pakistan policy?

   63% of participant’s responded in favour while responded negatively.

3)  Should our government continue the dialogue process with Pakistan ?

   76% responded in favour while rest 24%  responded negatively.

IMF has stopped funding all Indian Projects. First it will send a team of experts and check GDP Data.

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midhun wrote:

ethonnu kanan melarunno ennale.. ella surveyum modijikku distinction aanallo kodukunnathu.. rahul monte suit boot onnum jangalkku vishwasmilla  
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enthonnu survey 100 kodiyila appuram janagalullidathu bhakatraaya 20k peru parayyunnathaano opinion...choidhyangal evide joli avasarangal vardhicho
naany peruppam niyanthricho
kallappanam ethikkan kzhiyumo
daewoodine pdicho
article 370 eduthu kalanjo

ethoke thanneya loksabha election munpu paranju nadannathu.. pakshe result vannappol ethreyo kooduthal kitti.. ethoru trend aanu. kannadachu eruttakiyittu karyamilla.. vazhiyil erangi 4 perodu chodikku.. modikku support cheyumo ennu.. yes ennu sharikkum kelkkam

midhun wrote:

Abhijit wrote:

enthonnu survey 100 kodiyila appuram janagalullidathu bhakatraaya 20k peru parayyunnathaano opinion...choidhyangal evide joli avasarangal vardhicho
naany peruppam niyanthricho
kallappanam ethikkan kzhiyumo
daewoodine pdicho
article 370 eduthu kalanjo

ethoke thanneya loksabha election munpu paranju nadannathu.. pakshe result vannappol ethreyo kooduthal kitti.. ethoru trend aanu. kannadachu eruttakiyittu karyamilla.. vazhiyil erangi 4 perodu chodikku.. modikku support cheyumo ennu.. yes ennu sharikkum kelkkam

maashe dolloriu 10il nikkunna crude oil pricum oru coalition manthrisabhayum kondaanu mms ithrem pourogathi undaakkiyathu
modi ee kaaryathil okke lucky arunnu
ennittenthundaakki

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midhun wrote:

ethoke thanneya loksabha election munpu paranju nadannathu.. pakshe result vannappol ethreyo kooduthal kitti.. ethoru trend aanu. kannadachu eruttakiyittu karyamilla.. vazhiyil erangi 4 perodu chodikku.. modikku support cheyumo ennu.. yes ennu sharikkum kelkkam

maashe dolloriu 10il nikkunna crude oil pricum oru coalition manthrisabhayum kondaanu mms ithrem pourogathi undaakkiyathu
modi ee kaaryathil okke lucky arunnu
ennittenthundaakki

enganeyoke paranju nadanno.. surveykal aaya survey ellam modikku distinction kodukunnu.. congress veendum dayaneeyam.. ennu fomer CAG paranja ketilllae.. manmohan nadathiya kollaye kurichu

Infrastucture Growth down by 23% in One Year.
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maashe dolloriu 10il nikkunna crude oil pricum oru coalition manthrisabhayum kondaanu mms ithrem pourogathi undaakkiyathu
modi ee kaaryathil okke lucky arunnu
ennittenthundaakki

enganeyoke paranju nadanno.. surveykal aaya survey ellam modikku distinction kodukunnu.. congress veendum dayaneeyam.. ennu fomer CAG paranja ketilllae.. manmohan nadathiya kollaye kurichu

kaasundenkil i mean gujarati business panachaakkal koodeyundenkil maadhyamangal avar chodhikkunnathe chodhikkoo...bhakthanmaar avarkku venda utharanagale kodukkooo

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midhun wrote:

enganeyoke paranju nadanno.. surveykal aaya survey ellam modikku distinction kodukunnu.. congress veendum dayaneeyam.. ennu fomer CAG paranja ketilllae.. manmohan nadathiya kollaye kurichu

kaasundenkil i mean gujarati business panachaakkal koodeyundenkil maadhyamangal avar chodhikkunnathe chodhikkoo...bhakthanmaar avarkku venda utharanagale kodukkooo

pinne cash vere aarkum ilalllo.. abhijith thanne roadil erangi random aayi 10 perodu chodikku modikku support cheyumo ennu.. 6 perum yes ennu parayunna kelkkam

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kaasundenkil i mean gujarati business panachaakkal koodeyundenkil maadhyamangal avar chodhikkunnathe chodhikkoo...bhakthanmaar avarkku venda utharanagale kodukkooo

pinne cash vere aarkum ilalllo.. abhijith thanne roadil erangi random aayi 10 perodu chodikku modikku support cheyumo ennu.. 6 perum yes ennu parayunna kelkkam

sathyamaayittum ennodaarum paranjilla ingeru gujaratine nanaakkaanano njangade vote vaangiyathennu chodhichavaraaa dhikom

PM Modi's One year report card: How government scored distinction

Rating a government at the end of one year -as we have sought to do on the first anniversary of Modi's swearing-in -is, therefore, tricky and open to dispute. What we have tried to do is look at actual changes on the ground together with what is proposed; we have also tried to judge seriousness of purpose intent. We have given some credit for `trying hard'; next year's report card will assess whether such effort has translated into tangible results.

Our own rating of the Modi government adds up to 77.5 on 100 or 77.5%, which qualifies as `Distinction' and is a laudable achievement. We believe the government has made a good beginning.

We take a look at how the Modi government scored in the ten key areas

1. Restoring leadership, governance and work culture

26 May, 2015
Rating: 9

One key campaign promise was that Modi's government would provide decisive leadership. And, even his harshest critics won't deny that Modi has stamped his authority over this government. The PMO is unquestionably the sole power centre. Ministries have ceased to be the autonomous republics they morphed into under Manmohan Singh. Modi's been accused of centralizing powers, but his monitoring is arguably one big reason behind the absence of corruption charges.

The centralized structure addresses concerns stemming from weak bench strength, and resulted in ministers improving performance. The team looks more cohesive now.

An early step this government took was to signal a new work culture to the bureaucracy, tracking attendance, insisting babus report for work on time. At the same time, Modi showed bureaucrats they could be more empowered than in the past, encouraging them to interact across ministries to remove roadblocks and come to him bypassing their ministers if they disagreed with the mantri.

Modi's tenure so far has seen the appointments process in babudom and the public sector significantly cleaner. Chatter about pay-offs for transfers or postings, once the norm in corridors of power, now appears a thing of the past.

Contrary to fears, the government has refrained from using agencies like the CBI for political gains. It has not blindly reversed UPA policies, including some that have been controversial. The Indo-US nuclear deal and Aadhaar illustrate this. Both haven't just been continued, but expanded.

On the negative side, key appointments like the CVC and CIC are delayed and the government has dragged its feet over constitution of the Lokpal search committee. It has appeared overly sensitive to criticism in its dealings with NGOs. The PM's initial silence on pronouncements by Sangh Parivar hotheads and some party MPs raised questions about his leadership, but he seems to have reined them in.

2. Putting the economy back on the growth path
26 May, 2015
Rating: 7.5

Having inherited an economy which had slowed significantly and one in which investor confidence had plunged due to policy paralysis and uncertainty, the Modi government's priorities were to restore the growth momentum and provide stability.

Politically, the big economic challenge was to rein in inflation. It has had varying measures of success. While there may be a debate on the growth numbers, there's no dispute that the situation has improved over the last year.

Inflation is no longer the problem it was and decision making isn't as unpredictable as it had become towards the end of UPA's tenure. The speed of decision making has dramatically improved.

The intent to kickstart the economy is evident in the determination with which the government has pursued legislation it believes is crucial for the economy, including the land acquisition ordinance and changes in labour laws.

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3. Investment remains a matter of concern
26 May, 2015

The insurance Bill and the mining Bill are part of this drive. Changes in the FDI policy, including pushing for more foreign investments in defence and railways, indicate the strategy to ensure Make in India is more than a slogan. The home ministry's efforts to rationalize security clearances for FDI proposals, including limiting the time-frame for decisions to 3 months and clearly defining go and no-go areas are part of this initiative.

The government has taken steps to make it easier to do business, for both domestic and foreign investors. Among these is the launch of an online system for green clearances and other approvals, expected to go online as part of a plan to create a single-window mechanism. Efforts to make the proposed GST a reality from next April and assurances of a tax payer friendly regime seek to meet this objective.

On the flip side, as the FM has acknowledged, domestic investment remains a matter of concern. If investments fail to revive, not only does it threaten the success of Make in India, it means job creation — a major UPA failure — will be difficult. With the external situation — in particular oil prices — likely to turn more adverse, the government can't afford to drop its guard.