Mantra to boost economic growth : ‘Make in India’

Along the lines of Vibrant Gujarat, the Government of India is set to launch ‘Make in India campaign’ to encourage domestic and global companies to invest in India’s manufacturing sector. It will not only boost investor’s confidence but also bring a smile on grumpy economic state of the country.

PM Narendra Modi to bring Kyoto experience to Varanasi

Prime minister Narendra Modi begin his tour from Kyoto. He did this to learn more about the city's experiences by combining heritage with modernity to emulate the practices in the holy city of Varanasi, the constituency he represents in the Lok Sabha.

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Congress’ end will lead to the Nation’s progress: Narendra Modi

JK ‘free from Abdullahs, Muftis’ : Amit Shah

Kathua, Aug 25: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah Monday launched a frontal attack on Kashmir’s Abdullahs and Muftis for their “under-performance and misuse of central funds.”

Jan Dhan Yojana – PM Narendra Modi to flag-off on August 28

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be launching Jan Dhan Yojna on August 28. The ambitious scheme aims to bring poor people into the ambit of the Government’s financial programme. It will cover both urban and rural areas and those who open account would get Domestic Debit Card (Ru-pay card).

PM Modi's Digital India project

Taking forward the promise of making India a better-governed place in the world, the Narendra Modi-led Government has approved the Digital India project worth Rs 1 lakh crore. The Project happens to be Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream-come-true. It has long been Modi’s dream to serve India via e-governance. The Digital India project aims to ensure that the Government’s services are available to citizens electronically and help people by reducing paperwork.

India gives thumbs up to Modi

Mood of Nation Poll: 57 per cent say MODI is fittest for PM job

When Narendra Modi issued orders that the fibre-glass barrier at the podium at Red Fort be removed at 2 a.m. the day before his Independence Day speech, it was more than symbolic. In an extraordinary election campaign,

TsuNaMo to sweep Maharastra Assembly polls

Pre-poll survey predicts 210 seats for saffron alliance

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If you work for 12 hours, I will do so for 13 hours. I'm here not as PM but as the Pradhan Sevak - Narendra Modi

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India-Pakistan talks cancelled – Modi sends message to world

India decided to call off the foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan scheduled to happen on August 25. A Firstpost report suggests that minutes after Jammu & Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party leader Shabir Shah left the diplomatic enclave in Delhi’s Shanti Path area, Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit received a call from foreign secretary Sujatha Singh.

TCS announces Rs 100 crore for PM’s ‘Clean India’ initiative

Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the NDA government’s ‘Clean India’ initiative, software major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Monday announced that it will earmark Rs 100 crore to be spent on school sanitation.

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‘Make in India’   ‘Made in India’

Highlights of Narendra Modi’s maiden Independence Day speech

The country was extremely eager to hear what Prime Minister Narendra Modi had to say in his maiden Independence Day speech in Delhi, this morning. After hoisting the flag at the ramparts of the Red Fort, Modi went on to deliver his speech that struck positive chords across the nation. Here are the highlights:

* Dear countrymen, on this auspicious occasion of Independence Day, many good wishes from the Prime Servant of India. I am here amidst you not as a Prime Minister but as the Prime Servant.

* I bow to all freedom fighters who sacrificed and dedicated their lives for country’s independence.

* Independence Day is an occasion to take a pledge for the welfare of all those who are downtrodden, poor, exploited and oppressed, and to do something for them.

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If 125 crore countrymen take a step forward the country will move 125 crore steps forward.

Union Budget 2014: Narendra Modi’s 5F agriculture formula can bring a paradigm shift

Small-holder farmers (those owning less than 2 hectares of farmland) comprise 78 per cent of the country’s farmers, but own only 33 per cent of the total cultivated land.

In the financial year 2010-2011, when the GDP was at 9.3 per cent, total contribution of Agriculture was 7.9 per cent (thus being 14.5 per cent of the national growth percentage). By 2012-2013, GDP was at 5 per cent with agriculture contributing 13.7 per cent. Interestingly, according to a UN report, small-holder farmers (those owning less than 2 hectares of farmland) comprise 78 per cent of the country’s farmers, but own only 33 per cent of the total cultivated land. They nonetheless produce 41 per cent of the country’s food grains. This has been a major hurdle for increasing productivity since most of the practices are unscientific and haphazard in nature. It is largely this sector that is provided with maximum subsidies since it is not able to address its own needs. According to a May, 2013 LiveMint report, Ashok Gulati, chairman of the Commission on Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) which advises the Government on farm goods prices, said, “Our calculation is that Rs 1.25 trillion is front-end subsidy. There are many costs that have not been counted.”

Need ideas, not dollars, Modi tells World Bank chief

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi told World Bank President Jim Yong Kim that India requires ideas, knowledge and expertise "rather than dollars" as there is a need to focus on developing a base of skilled people keeping the future in mind.

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There are also honest officers. We will work with them too. If we win the fight against corruption we will win battle against poverty: PM

India is committed to strong armed forces, well-equipped with modern arms & technology!

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today addressed officers, soldiers and air warriors of the Indian Army and Air Force at Leh. He condemned the continuing proxy war by Pakistan. He said that the neighbouring country has lost the strength to fight a conventional war, but continues to engage in the proxy war of terrorism. The Prime Minister said the Indian Armed Forces are suffering more casualties from terrorism than from war. He said this is a global problem and all humanitarian forces of the world should unite to fight it. India is committed to strengthening and uniting these humanitarian forces.

Modi’s poll promise, govt to repeal 36 archaic laws

NEW DELHI: The government is likely to introduce the Repealing and Amending Act Bill, 2014 on Monday to scrap at least 36 antiquated and redundant laws.

These include Foreign Jurisdiction Act, Indian Fisheries Act and Sugar Undertaking Act, sources said. At least 32 of them include the various amended laws that have no relevance anymore as they are already part of the principal bill.

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In a nation so big we can't do only with 1 PM. We need 100-200 PMs in every polling booth. By PM I mean primary members: Narendra Modi

Under Narendra Modi, Amit Shah India will become 'jagat guru' again, says Rajnath Singh

Rajnath Singh is now exhorting BJP workers not to take their massive mandate for granted.

Ratan Tata says Narendra Modi is a 'doer'

Chairman Emeritus of Tata Sons Ratan Tata on Wednesday termed Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a 'doer' and said he should be given more time.

Narendra Modi calls Amit Shah 'man of the match' Rajnath Singh 'captain' for 2014 LS Elections

Modi concluded his speech with his popular slogan 'Sabka Sath-Sabka Vikas'. It was followed by national anthem.

• I congratulate every worker in the party for his/her contribution in the victory of the BJP in LS elections. 
• We will not compromise on the peace and brotherhood in this country. However, those who have not yet come in terms with their defeat are still engaged in vote bank politics.

Mamata Banerjee faces BJP challenge in West Bengal

Armed with peoples’ support, BJP called for a ‘Trinamool-free’ Bengal. The party organised a massive Bangla Bachao Rally on the occasion of the death anniversary of Syama Prasad Mookerjee.

Narendra Modi wins hearts and minds by using Nepali language in speech

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday won the hearts of Nepalese people when he began his gripping address to the Parliament in Nepali language, recalling his previous visit to the country as a pilgrim.

“I have returned to this beautiful country as a friend and I am happy to come here as Prime Minister,” said Modi in Nepali language before continuing his speech in Hindi.

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Narendra Modi government engages students in policymaking.

In a first of its kind initiative, the central government has decided to engage students (undergrad, postgrad in science, engineering, humanities, social sciences, management, law) in policymaking.