It is indeed welcome that the prime minister of India has chosen to discover Bharat the old-fashioned way: direct, personal interaction with people who normally, for the ruling elite, are little more than an odious subset of the country’s statistics: the poor, the drought-hit, the suicide-prone. But one of Dr Manmohan Singh’s pronouncements during the course of his recent tour of Vidarbha jarred. I am not unambiguously wedded to reforms, the PM said. This hint of marital discord raises questions about what reform stands for and the government’s ability to steer its course. The statement presupposes a conception of reform as something already defined, with a character that is already formed and fully articulated, difficult to mould further. Much like a spouse. You can like your spouse’s overall being, or lump it. But reform is not like that. Reform is what you make of it; it is amenable to change. Reform, in that sense, is more like a child — most people would agree that it is easier to mould one’s child than one’s spouse. And Dr Singh, with a legitimate claim to a parental status in relation to India’s economic reforms, gives the false impression that he cannot drive the reform agenda, when he discusses relations with the wife when he should actually be discussing how to bring up the kid. Of course, Dr Singh doesn’t require sundry columnists to tell him what reform is all about or what he can do to take it forward. But the trouble is that such casual remarks from the PM can end up reinforcing false stereotypes of reform, and invite popular opposition. It is widely believed that reform is Urban India Shining, that attempts to alleviate rural suffering is a deviation from reform, a concession to political compulsion. Such a vision of reform is flawed and self-defeating, despite its currency among corporate hoi polloi. Reform seeks all-round change for the better. It is as much about empowering the politically disempowered as about enhancing integration with the global economy or enlarging the pool of people who can get a debt-swap right. Globalisation is not primarily about trade and investment; it is about extending the range of opportunities people have for improving their lives from the few available in the immediate neighbourhood to the multitude being created every moment around the world.
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Director of Social Services Mellany Zonicle also addressed the audience.
James Lyle posed with his daughter, Laura, during the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, with Founder and President Cheryl Johnson-Newell.
Adults and children sang songs tocelebrate.
It would be an understatement to call him just the ‘Champion Of Development’, because he also excels in every other role of an ideal Prime Minister.
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Are you as confident as you'd like to be?
if your answer is "yes" then only you can support Shree Narendra Modi.Many may call Narendra Modi an anti-Muslim or a Hindu with extremist tendencies, but what is your openion.
People's of India are diffrent then other developed country's.
Most of the people will ask question like "why dogs bark" is this a question no its just to show you earth.Diffrent kind of People will ask you diffrent kinds of question.You have to update yourself with latest works or development done by Our Prime Minister Shree Narendra Modi.
Health ministry officials are putting their best efforts in preparing hospitals, laboratories, and proper actions that have been taken for the response of the coronavirus attack.Do you know nearly 100 Indians from Maharashtra and Kerala are under screening for possible exposure to the coronavirus?
Considering this, PMO (Prime minister’s office) this Saturday reviewed India’s preparedness to deal with any dangerous situation that can come across.Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan has said that we have not found any positive case in India but still, preventive measures need to be taken with proper care.
Out of these passengers, symptoms have been seen in 7 passengers and they have mild symptoms.As per today's latest national news, the blood and the respiratory specimen samples of those with mild symptoms have been sent to the national institute of Virology, Pune.People suffering from Coronavirus in Maharashtra In Maharashtra, three people had been admitted to the hospital with the symptoms of the coronavirus.
This meeting has been held on instructions given by PM Narendra Modi.
In this meeting, the proactive actions and preventive measures that have been taken by the health ministry have also been reviewed.Multidisciplinary central teams Multidisciplinary central teams have been sending to the seven states where there are the chances of the spread of the Coronavirus.
Every central team consists of the team of a microbiologist, a clinician, and a public health expert.
PM Narendra Modi Birthday: PM Modi on his 69thbirthday shared a video where we can see him lost in memories.
Everyone was excited to know how the Indian Prime Minister would celebrate his birthday because last year, he celebrated his special day with school children.
Recently, he has inaugurated the tallest statue of the world in the memory of Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel, so he did not miss the opportunity to visit the Statue of Unity, which is also situated in Kevedia.
Today, Modiji shared a video on twitter as he reached the Statue of Unity and expressed his emotions after having a look at the majestic place.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 17, 2019
PMO also shared a video where the Indian Prime Minister visited the Jungle Safari Area to reinsure the tourism infrastructure.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has captured the spirit of Budget 2019 as he said, “From housing to health care, several aspects have been touched in the budget for New India.
The development initiatives of the NDA government have touched several lives.”
If one looks at the key highlights of the Budget 2019, the inclusiveness of the budget becomes much evident.
Farmers, the large working class of India and the middle class have been re-energized with the budget laying the ground for a New India.
True to PM Modi’s words, Budget 2019 serves as a “trailer” which promises a developmental path ahead.
The key points of the Budget 2019 given below are evidence for this hope.
