To know
sincerely about the seriousness with which the present government operates on
nation’s economic and social welfare beyond all yellow journalistic projections
and paid TV anchors debates I suggest the following at least to educated youth
[15 years to 60 years]
For the first
time we have a government which moved on with clear cut blue prints on various
sectors one such blue print, a must read for every Indian is a book
titled ‘Getting India back on track’
[a must read] which deals with serious and sensible reforms in various
sectors-incidentally the book was officially released one week after Modi took
over as PM but was the result of two years of research preceding that funded by
Carnegie Institute.
For the first
time we have a government which has come out with the most exhaustive details
about various aspects of economy in its economic survey and also made it
available for public view and debate without fudging any figures in two volumes
I have given links to volume one
For the first
time we have a government which is transparent.
For the first time
we have a government which has a vision and a methodical and scientifically
measured approach to lot of economic and social issues.
For the first
time we have a government we have a government which proceeds about addressing
very basic issues necessary for the national development and image on many
fronts.
No wonder
anti-National forces are so intolerant that they instigate students and half
baked pretentious know and judge-all paid social watch dogs- part of the
barking brigade- lingering in the lobbies of media houses to spit venom and
split the nation’s morale on various dividing options.
For all the
positivism that is happening actually in governance we have 100 times more
negativism in media. So try to avoid all popular media news channels and news
papers go into government websites and know about the work that is being done
every day in every ministry.
Then decide and
vote in all state election where caste and communal issues will be ignited by
anti-nationals and magnified by media.
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