As we all know that Modi’s Government has completed its 100 days of ruling, and in this article we are concentrating on his work he had done so far. No one is aware about the strategy of Modi, they are just criticizing him about his work, like he will only do world tour and nothing else. But there is no effect on Modi about this talk of people. He know that it will take time to bring a good change in India, but the audience want result instantly which is not possible. You have to do hard work to achieve something big. He is working on each and every topic which is related to our nation. Below in this article have a look what all work he had done in these 100 days.
Positive Steps taken by Modi in One Year
- Bringing back Indians Stranded in Iraq during the ISIS crisis.
- Bringing out the IB Report on NGOs.
- Improving the Railways through various reforms.
- Imposing fines on Reliance.
- Increasing height of Narmada Dam.
- Health facilities for poor.
- Planting trees along National Highways.
- Steps taken to Bolster Defence.
- Superb Foreign Policy.
- Encouraging Economic Growth and Entrepreneurship.
- Doing away with the Planning Commission.
- Decent and Realistic Budgets.
- Dealing with the Power Crisis.
- Other Reforms.
Modi’s 100 days of diplomacy & Foreign Policy
A newcomer to diplomacy, Modi has taken care to stress continuity, but without making it a fetish. He let the MEA mandarins prepare their briefs and used them to great effect in his conversations, echoing more or less the same language that Manmohan used. Narender Modi is trying to make his country better by taking some useful steps. The Prime Minister has visited Nepal, Bhutan and Japan to for building excellent ties and with neighbours and other Asian countries. Bilateral trade and defence have been key issues even as India sought technological and financial assistance from Japan, Singapore, and other nations to build 100 smart cities. Infrastructural projects and communication ventures apart from cultural exchanges have found immense attention.
The Prime Minister started his tenure by inviting almost all the leaders all SAARC nations to attend his swearing-in ceremony. While it received minor criticism from some quarters, the country as a whole welcomed the move as an attempt to consolidate India’s position as a dominant South Asian force.
A feather in the cap of the NDA government is certainly the establishment of the BRICS bank – a developmental cooperative bank based on equal partnership of the BRICS nations to lend financial support to infrastructural projects in the member-countries.
The Government of Modi A feather in the cap of the NDA government is certainly the establishment of the BRICS bank – a developmental cooperative bank based on equal partnership of the BRICS nations to lend financial support to infrastructural projects in the member-countries. India needs a change and thats what Modi is trying to do.
Positive Aspects of Modi’s 100 days of reign
Narender Modi had also worked in Gujarat as the Chief Ministry of that city. He had done some awesome and work for that city. He made it much better then its past days. This is the only reason people trusted him and made him The Prime Minister of India. Before he started off as the PM of India, Narendra Modi had made it very clear that he would be pursuing a policy of modernity with the aim of bringing the country up to international standards.
In the economic sector Modi has paved the way for foreign direct investment in the insurance sector as well as defence and railways. It is expected that this will help in the influx of some much needed money and technology in these sectors.
Negative Aspects of Modi’s 100 days of reign
In terms of negatives, Modi – in his zealous determination to modernize the country – has overlooked the agricultural sector, which still now provides the maximum employment in India and is the most critical component of India’s economy considering its status as a primary sector.
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