Saturday, 17 May 2014
Modi gets rousing welcome in Delh
Security tightened for Narendra Modi’s roadshow in Delhi
New Delhi: With Narendra Modi in the national capital for a roadshow on Saturday, after scripting a historic win in the Lok Sabha polls, a multi-layer security cover has been put in place in the city with hundreds of policemen and NSG commandos deployed. NDA's PM elect Narendra Modi. PTI Policemen will be manning the security arrangements en route the road show and security personnel will be stationed on high-rise buildings on the route to spot any suspicious activities. Snipers have been deployed and anti-sabotage checks have been carried out on the route, which has been sanitised. Police and NSG commandos sanitised the 11, Ashoka road BJP headquarters and a multi-layered security apparatus has been put in place around it. "Elaborate police arrangements have been made everywhere on the route and at the place of the function where public is gathering especially at the BJP headquarters. "We have blocked the traffic at both the sides of the road at the headquarters and the persons who are coming are being frisked and checked. We have also put in place elaborate patrolling and traffic arrangements. All the security agencies are working in coordination with the Delhi Police," said Joint Commissioner M K Meena in New Delhi. Asked if there was any security threat to Modi, the JC said, "I can only tell you that we are ready for everything".
Thursday, 15 May 2014
देश में एक ही लहर ‘मोदी फॉर पीएम’
पीएम इन वेटिंग और गुजरात के मुख्या मंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी कि बढ़ती हुई लोकप्रियता से हर कोई वाकिफ है! आने वाले लोक सभा के चुनाओ से पहले बीजेपी द्वारा देश के अलग अलग जगहों पर मोदी के लिए रैलियां आयोजित कि जा रही हैं ! इसे कांग्रेस सरकार के काम कि कमी कहा जाये या मोदी द्वारा किये गए गुजरात में काम का परिणाम | जो भी हो मोदी लहर आज पूरे देश में फैली हुई है, जिस तरह लोग मोदी जी के रैलियों में जमा होकर बीजेपी पार्टी और नरेंद्र मोदी को समर्थन दे रहे हैं उससे तो यही लगता है कि 2014 का साल बीजेपी और मोदी के ही नाम होगा ! हमारे सामने एसे कई उदाहरण है जिससे हमें पता चलता है कि मोदी ही देश के प्रधान मंत्री पद के लिए सबसे कुशल उम्मीदवार हैं !
मोदी जी के समर्थन के कई कारण –
नरेंद्र मोदी एक एसे व्यक्तिव पुरुष हैं जो देश के लिए कुछ करना चाहते हैं और यही वजह है कि मोदी जी को लोग अगला प्रधान मंत्री देखना चाहते हैं ! हहंरेपस एसे कई कारण हैं जो मोदी जी का व्यक्तिव उजागर करते हैं जैसे –
- सोच जो मानती है की विकास हर दर्द की दवा है
- आतंकवाद के खिलाफ लाल आँख का रवैय्या
- देश के लिए अंगत जीवन का बलिदान
- शुरू से योगविद्या में रूचि रखने वाले
- मानसिक एवं शारीरिक रूप से स्वस्थ
- कला के चाहक, कलाकारों की चाहत
- धर्मग्रन्थ – भारत का संविधान
- गण तंत्र में विश्वास – घर तंत्र से परेज़
- सोच जो मानती है की विकास हर दर्द की दवा है
- आतंकवाद के खिलाफ लाल आँख का रवैय्या
- देश के लिए अंगत जीवन का बलिदान
- हर उत्सव श्रद्धा से मनाने वाले
- शुरू से योगविद्या में रूचि रखने वाले
- मानसिक एवं शारीरिक रूप से स्वस्थ
- कला के चाहक, कलाकारों की चाहत
- धर्मग्रन्थ – भारत का संविधान
- गण तंत्र में विश्वास – घर तंत्र से परेज़
- फौलादी व्यक्तित्व
- हमेशा हर जगह उत्सुक
- खेल प्रिय
- स्वाभिमानी
Narendra Modi for PM focuses on developing trust among the people
The people of India have seen the Gujarat development under Modi which have helped people to overcome from melancholy and depression and develop a new hope for progressing in the future under the leadership of most probable future Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi. He even said that people of India have been cheated so many times by the elections that they are not inspired any more by stories but they want proof. Modi has already proved his worth by bringing an incredible change in the condition of Gujarat and being the longest serving Chief Minister of Gujarat.
Narendra Modi for PM is a true patriot and is willing to bring an amazing and marvelous change in the condition of India for which he shows the importance of developing trust in people for the government. He is addressing rallies on a regular basis due to many reasons which are related to the welfare and progress of people. For his rally in Gandhinagar he stated that, he wants to find and present answers to all the questions of people. Modi believes in optimism and hates pessimists because nothing is impossible as the word itself says ‘I m possible’.
Narendra Modi news about popularity and work according to survey
Gujarat development under Narendra Modi has moved him long way ahead in the race of forthcoming Lok Sabha elections. According to the survey dictation controlled by major news channels of New Delhi, Modi has proven as the most popular candidate representing the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP).
Today not only the people of Gujarat and India, but also people all over the world are praising him and have developed lot of love and respect for him and want to see him as the future Prime Minister of India.
Today Narendra Modi is very much in the news because of its hardship which has resulted into the current position of Gujarat where he is serving as a chief Minister since 2001. People re-elected him thrice which shows the faith of people in him despite of the issue that occurred in 2002. That was not the fault of NaMo which have even been proved by the clean chit given to him.
He had never discriminated between castes and religion which made him win the title of longest serving CM of Gujarat. Modi always said that he had never done anything wrong and is a man of words who has brought unbelievable change in the condition of Gujarat as he stated the same.
Loo agyi modi Sakar
The 2014 general elections in India have been much about Narendra Modi and little else. Modi appears to have enamoured the voting 
public in general, the youth, first time voters and the middle class in particular, with promises of high voltage economic growth. His poll propaganda is based on the premise that if it has been accomplished in Gujarat, it can be replicated in the rest of the country. How far it is possible to upscale the Gujarat model to a national level, is a matter of conjecture.
public in general, the youth, first time voters and the middle class in particular, with promises of high voltage economic growth. His poll propaganda is based on the premise that if it has been accomplished in Gujarat, it can be replicated in the rest of the country. How far it is possible to upscale the Gujarat model to a national level, is a matter of conjecture.
Gujarat has achieved notable success in a number of areas. This has been done by an intense focus on development in agricultural and industrial sector, promoting private investment in health and education, decentralised schemes suited to specific populations and taking urbanisation to rural areas. The government in Gujarat has worked around the need to provide goods roads, water and electricity to everyone and has succeeded in this endeavour to a large extent. The Jyotigram Yojna has ensured eight hours of supply for irrigation, continuous domestic power supply for almost all the villages and good roads that mean easy access to markets, leading to Gujarat having the maximum growth in agriculture. Small measures like one horticulture expert for every taluk and a number of check dams have yielded rich dividends. There is no reason why these measures cannot be copied in the whole of India.
The thrust on urbanisation of villages to stem the migration to cities and to improve the standard of living in the villages is yet to show results, although some villages can boast of improvement in infrastructure. The initiative was announced only in 2011 and the commitment of the government to this effort at urbanisation can already be tangibly felt in Gujarat.
Gujarat has also taken the lead in attracting big businesses to the state with merit based incentives. The extent of incentives is linked to the gains, both tangible and intangible, that can be obtained by the state from setting up these big projects. While this has led to industrial development, there are allegations of misuse of discretion, in favour of influential names. While the corporates deny these allegations, small businesses do complain that the state has not done enough for them.
Gujarat has also worked towards e-governance whereby the interaction between the people and the government is largely restricted to the electronic interface. This has helped to streamline administration and reduce corruption. The E-Zamin scheme has digitised land records. And the Chief Minister of Gujarat himself goes online once a month to redress grievances. This is coupled with the tilt towards self governance schemes that are promoted with a festival like flavour that enhances villager participation. These schemes are directed at improving agricultural practices, and getting children to enrol in schools and reviewing the educational systems. Primary enrolment has increased from 73% to 85.3%. Local self governance has been strengthened. And local officials are closely involved in developing area specific development plans.
In spite of progress in all these areas, healthcare and education are lagging behind other states and require more attention. Experts have opined that cost wise, it would not take an exorbitant amount to upscale the Gujarat model to a national level. The Gujarat model, while not being perfect, does have lot of scope for improvement, but can still be elevated to the national level for the benefit of the nation.
