Saturday, July 19, 2014

PM Modi: Tribute to Mandela on 96th Birth anniversary

New Delhi:  Primary Minister Narendra Modi compensated honor to the belated Southern African-American innovative Nelson Mandela on his 96th beginning birthday on Eighteenth this summer, contacting it an event to reaffirm the dedication to perform towards globe serenity.
"The dearest Madiba's perform, values and concepts keep motivate us. He confirmed the victory of serenity, equal rights and service," Mr Modi said.






'Nelson Mandela Worldwide Day' as announced by UN, is recognized to immortalise Nelson Mandela who passed away in Dec 2013 at the age of 95. The Primary Reverend said 'Mandela Day' is "not only a day to remember the great man himself but also to reaffirm our dedication to perform towards globe serenity."


A partnership of Southern African-American Secretary of state for Artistry and Lifestyle and the Native indian High Percentage - a month-long event to enjoy the challenges of the former Chief executive, through a electronic display has began in Gauteng not only to enhance the connections made between Indian and Southern African-american but also to level an range of Native indian art types and social actions that would be taken beyond the significant places of the nation.


South Africans noticeable the red correspondence day by changing relief issues to action. Spending special attention to hygiene in public places, food preparation for the seniors at home, giving food and primary requirements magnanimously to the inadequate were some of the many good actions people of Mandela participated in to truly live up to his values and concepts.

Courtesy: NDTV Updates
Photo: EconomicTimes

Friday, July 18, 2014

Memorable, Successful and Astonishing Visit of PM Narendra Modi : A Brief Report

Primary Reverend Shri Narendra Modi took part in the 6th BRICS Peak held in Brazil. In his formal declaration before leaving for the Peak, PM indicated, “I look ahead to our conversations to further enhance intra-BRICS financial collaboration and our combined initiatives to relocate worldwide financial balance and success. In particular, I look ahead to the successful conclusion of essential BRICS projects, like the New Development Financial institution and the Conditional Source Contract, which have seen essential progress since their release in New Delhi this year.”

India connects great importance to the BRICS community forum for advertising worldwide financial growth, peace and balance. This year, with the theme, “Inclusive Growth; Maintainable Development”, the Peak will enable the taking part nations to shape the post-2015 Development Plan being mentioned in the U. s. Nations. The PM also outlined, “For us, addition is a unique task and responsibility; given our wide social, local and financial diversity” he said.

Addressing the 6th BRICS Peak in Fortaleza, Brazil, the PM known as upon the member-countries of BRICS to quickly work towards dealing with the difficulties of worldwide financial weak point, and governmental problems. He thanked Chief executive Zuma for his management during Southern Africa’s Chairmanship of BRICS, and extended best wishes to Brazil, as it represents the chair. He indicated India’s complete assistance in taking the BRICS agenda ahead.

During his conference with members of the BRICS Business Authorities, the PM said that financial forces are becoming increasingly essential in worldwide relationships, and websites like Business, Technology, Travel and leisure, Skills and Custom have the power to change existing paradigms. He repeated that “India remains dedicated to integrating with Africa nations in their development projects.”He mentioned that various allowing contracts and MoUs have already been finalized between BRICS Development Banks to promote intra-BRICS trade and financial commitment.

A very essential step towards growth and development of this area was setting up of the BRICS New Development Financial institution. It will not only benefit BRICS nations but also assistance other creating nations. The first CEO of the BRICS Financial institution will be from Native indian.

The agreement on the BRICS Conditional Source Contract is another essential accomplishment.

The PM also recommended the organization of Massive Open Online Courses for making quality knowledge accessible to all. “We could even discover the idea of a BRICS University. The wide pool of talent in BRICS could be combined to work in places like: health, knowledge, farming, resource management and urban development. Other places to focus are affordable healthcare system of BRICS nations, a procedure to further collaboration, between our Small and Medium businesses and a typical structure for advertising Travel and leisure among BRICS nations,” he pointed.

The PM indicated that the area extending from Afghanistan to African-american is experiencing disturbance and issue. He said, “This is causing severe uncertainty that is fast leaking across boundaries. This effects us all. Remaining silence viewers to nations being ripped up in this manner can have severe repercussions.”

Speaking about the issue of Terrorism, he said “Terrorism is a risk that has believed war-like proportions. It is actually a proxies war aimed at simple citizens. Due to different yardsticks the worldwide community has not been able to combat fear successfully.” There should be Zero Patience towards Terrorism and this was unconditionally confirmed by the PM.

“BRICS must convert our governmental take care of into a tangible and synchronized Plan of Action. I call for an beginning adopting by the UN, of the set up Comprehensive Conference on International Terrorism. BRICS is in a position today where it wields enough horizontally influence to persuade the globe to take notice,” he mentioned.

PM satisfies China Chief executive Xi Jinping at the side lines of BRICS Summit

The Primary Ministermet the China Chief executive Xi Jinping at the side lines of the BRICS Peak. The two management mentioned that Native indian and China suppliers have tremendous possibilities to not only create mutually beneficial relationships, but also serve as catalytic agents of Oriental and worldwide success. Chief executive Xi Jinping underscored the value of the bilateral connection and said: When Native indian and China suppliers meet, the whole globe watches.



They indicated satisfaction at the great strength of bilateral involvement during the past few weeks, such as the check out of Vice-President of Native indian Shri Hamid Ansari to China suppliers and the check out of China International Reverend Wang Yi to Native indian as Chief executive Jinping’s Special Envoy, in July.

The PM recommended opening of a second route for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra.
China welcomed Native indian to APEC conference in Nov and known as for Native indian to flourish involvement with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization

PM satisfies Brazil Chief executive Dilma Rousseff

During their conference at the side lines of the BRICS Peak, both the Native indian PM and the Brazil Chief executive known as for growing bilateral connections, and stress on the need for change of the U. s. Nations

Describing Brazil as a key worldwide partner for Native indian, PM mentioned that as two democracies and essential growing financial systems, Native indian and Brazil not only had wide prospective for bilateral collaboration, but also to enhance each other in worldwide boards and enhance the interest of the third globe at large.

President Rousseff outlined the unique place this connection experienced in Brazil`s foreign plan, because of the prospective for bilateral collaboration and the worldwide importance of their collaboration.

The two management also decided to take steps to further increase and broaden trade and financial commitment moves and increase collaboration in farming and dairy science, conventional and alternative power, area research and applications, defense, online protection and atmosphere preservation. They also decided to accentuate their collaboration in worldwide boards and multilateral institutions, such as the G20.

Prime Reverend indicated wish that he would be able to check out Brazil on a complete bilateral check out soon and welcomed Chief executive Rousseff to check out Native indian.

A total of 3 MoUs were finalized between the two nations.

MoU on collaboration in the area of environment

Implementing arrangement developing collaboration in enhancement of a Brazil earth station for receiving and handling data from Native indian Remote Detecting (IRS) Satellites
MoU on collaboration in the area of flexibility and consular issues.

PM satisfies European Chief executive Vladimir Putin

The Primary Reverend also met European Chief executive Vladimir Putin on the side lines of the BRICS Peak. He communicated his honest appreciation and appreciation for Chief executive Putin’s major management in deepening and growing the India-Russia unique and blessed ideal collaboration.

The PM indicated deep appreciation for Russia’s relationship and unstinting bilateral and worldwide assistance for India’s financial development and protection since the beginning of India’s freedom. He reaffirmed that relations with European federation will continue to enjoy the priority in India’s foreign plan. He said he looks ahead to working with Chief executive Putin to further increase and broad-base the ideal collaboration such as in the places of defense, atomic power, area, power, trade and financial commitment, people-to-people connections and dealing with local and worldwide difficulties.
The two management anticipated their Yearly Peak in Delhi in Dec 2014 as an opportunity to outline a strong vision and plan for their connection in the decades ahead.

Meeting with Southern American management 

The Primary Reverend underlined the point that Southern The america has tremendous prospective. It is endowed, with wide sources and talent. It can become an essential principal of the worldwide economy. In the face of financial doubt its growth can be crucial for worldwide success. He said, “In a globalised and inter-connected globe, our destinies are inter-linked. We are all bound, by shared ambitions and typical difficulties. We all have a share in each other’s success.”

He listed that we must all unite:

To seek faster growth and more recent methods of generating success.
To find alternatives to the task of hardship.
To preserve our atmosphere, and use our sources well.
With a wish that the discussion would throw up new concepts for collaboration between BRICS and Southern The america, he welcomed more concepts from all the nations taking part.

He mentioned that India’s do business with Southern The america has shown strong increase the past svereal decades. There is however opportunity to achieve a lot more. From hydrocarbons to pharmaceutical, fabrics to leather, technological innovation goods to automobiles; the range of possibilities is tremendous.We must utilize, the Preferential Business Contract between Native indian and the MERCOSUR Business Block, and Chile, more successfully, he confirmed.

He said, “I strongly believe, the possibilities of collaboration are limited not by distance but only by our creativity and initiatives.” We have much to learn from each other, in our journey towards inclusive and sustainable development. We must share with each other, our encounters, best methods and innovative alternatives.

Therefore, the check out of the Primary Reverend to Brazil witnessed increased diplomatic activity and extended methods of collaboration with the globe and this will help the individuals of Native indian in the decades to come.

Modi's Dressing Sense: Seen Unique Abroad


Primary Reverend Narendra Modi will come back Native India from his three days international journey to South america. Modi joined a two day BRICS Peak in South america and set various objectives for BRICS countries, Native indian and at worldwide level.

Adding a appeal to diplomatic characteristics, Modi has satisfied international associates with his exclusive identification, also exposed through his putting on a costume feeling.

Here are some glimpses which indicate Modi's putting on a costume design which makes him different from other Native India as well as International leaders:



On the very first day to his journey from New Delhi to Malaysia, while getting on Army International airport, Narendra Modi (left) has used his trademark-like Kurta  and Nehru Coat. He seems comfortable in this half-sleeve Kurta.


When Modi achieved Fortaleza on Fourteenth This summer where the two day Peak was organized, he was discovered in simply white-colored Kurta (this time Full-sleeve) and a greyish shade Kotty.

Prime Reverend seems like an worldwide diplomat or a outstanding governmental superstar.




As a associate of Native indian, when Modi (left) met China Chief executive Xi Jinping in Fortaleza on Fourteenth This summer, his outfit was different. Now he has used off-white shade Jodhpuri Fit. The PM was seen in professional outfit while conference with Chief executive Jinping.









On Fifteenth This summer, Native indian PM had a conference with European Chief executive Vladimir Putin.

Shri Modi (right) has made no change in design but along with of the Jodhpuri was container natural this time.


During the day of BRICS summit, Modi was discovered in container natural jodhpuri.


However, on the last day of summit where Latina United states associates were welcomed by Brazil Chief executive Dilma Rousseff, Modi  (left) had put on dark jodhpuri, showing Native indian cullture.

Throughout the summit as well as his worldwide check out Modi satisfied other through the outfits he was in.














Famous Gujarati Newspaper Sandesh has published an article on 21st July :
http://www.sandesh.com/article.aspx?newsid=2965773




Thursday, July 17, 2014

Narendra Modi: Development of BRICS Bank is a significant step

A long a patiently waited desire of BRICS countries turned into truth as soon as the milestone-like statement of New Growth Financial institution was made by the management of BRICS (full name of Southern america, Russian federation, Indian, Chinese suppliers and Southern Africa). The BRICS countries are a set of 5 large growing financial systems around the globe which also symbolizes 1/5th around the globe economic system and more than 40 percent inhabitants.

Indian Primary Reverend Shri Narenda Modi considered the set up of New Growth Financial institution a significant landmark for creating countries who recommended the bank’s formal name during the 6th BRICS peak in Fortaleza, Southern america on Wednesday.

It is made the decision that the lender will have an initial capital finance of $50 billion dollars which will be separated similarly among all five countries to ensure equivalent share secured. Along with this, currency source, also known as Concurrent Reserve Contract (CRA) of $100 billion dollars will be managed. Chinese suppliers has guaranteed to spend money on $41billion as CRA, other countries-India, Russian federation and Southern america will put share of $ 18 billion dollars each.  Southern African-american will finance $ 5 billion dollars.

The prime focus of the New Growth Financial institution to reduce the popularity of the Globe Financial institution and Worldwide Financial Fund (IMF) which are two popular financing resources developed by European countries after Globe Conflicts. It is made the decision that the lender will be located in Shanghai, Chinese suppliers. As a first chief executive, an Native indian associate will be selected. Indian will be blessed with the status for next 6 years.

On setting up of the BRICS bank, Modi gladly stated that the originally declared at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi this year, has become a truth. “The agreement on the BRICS Conditional Reserve arrangement was another major achievement” Narendra Modi while discussing in his first international meeting as prime minister, he said, observing these projects “rooted in our own experience as creating countries” show “our capacity to set up international institutions”.

As per the concept of the peak, Shri Narendra Modi guaranteed that Native indian govt will spend intensely in facilities, affordable real estate, medical care, knowledge and clean energy. He stressed durability as a primary element of the Native indian way of life and suggests that the directing concept of Native indian govt “given our vast social, local and economic diversity”.
Shri Modi revealed confidence that the initiatives of BRICS will not go unseen, saying significance of deepening the ties top to bottom, decentralisation of guidelines. He also targeted on motivation of youth-led govt and people-to-people contact between states, places and other local bodies.

Suggesting to discover the idea of developing BRICS school, Narendra Modi indicated his wish to popularise 'languages' of BRICS to tense up the connection among learners and countries. He also looks for collaboration in areas like health, knowledge, farming, source management and city development and a young scientists’ community.



Courtesy:
http://thediplomat.com/2014/07/brics-announce-new-development-bank/
http://www.india.com/loudspeaker/agreement-on-brics-development-bank-significant-step-narendra-modi-96377/

Leaders of BRICS Join Hands Together for New Development Bank


During a historical moment, leaders of BRICS joined their hands together at Fortaliza, Brazil on 16th July, 2014 for setting up New Development Bank, with initial capital of $ 50 billion and reserve ratio of $ 100 billion, the idea have been being discussed for last two summits came into action. The name was suggested by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 

The leaders agreed to put bank headquarter in Shanghai, the first president will be nominated from India and the first board chair will be hailed from Brazil.

The representatives of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICKS) decided to launch a Mini - IMF kind of institution to finance infrastructure projects and head off future economic crises.

"We took the historic decision to create the BRICS bank and the reserve agreement — an important contribution to reconfigure the system of international economic governance," Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said at a summit in the northeastern seaside city of Fortaleza.

courtesy: TOI

BRICS Summit 2014: Full Text of PM Narendra Modi speech


Here is the Full Text of what PM Narendra Modi said at his maiden presence at the BRICS Summit 2014: 

Distinguished delegates, ladies, and gentlemen, I am delighted to be in Brazil. 

I thank President Rousseff, the Government, and the wonderful people of Brazil for their hospitality. 

This is my first BRICS summit and it has been a truly enriching experience. I have gained a lot from the insight and vision of the World Leaders gathered here. 

I have also had the privilege of sowing the seeds of personal relationships with each of the leaders. I look forward to seeing them blossom into deep and strong personal bonds in the days to come. 

Excellencies, BRICS enters the second cycle of its summits today. This Summit takes place at a crucial juncture. The World is facing a high level of economic and political turmoil. Conflict and instability is growing in many key regions. 

This increases the challenges of tackling poverty, making growth more inclusive, and evolving a sustainable model of development. 
Restoring a climate of peace and stability is an urgent global need. This calls for newer avenues of cooperation and collaboration. 

I believe BRICS can answer this call. This I do because of the uniqueness of BRICS as an international institution. For the first time it brings together a group of nations on the parameter of 'future potential'; rather than existing prosperity or shared identities. The very Idea of BRICS is thus forward-looking. 

I therefore believe it can add fresh perspectives and mechanisms, to existing international institutions. 

Thus, we must ensure that the future development of our partnerships, and institutions, stays true to this original idea. 

BRICS must provide a united and clear voice in shaping a peaceful, balanced and stable World. 

We should intensify our cooperation in confronting global challenges; like Terrorism, Cyber Security and Climate Change.

BRICS must also play a proactive role in shaping the global discourse on Growth and Development. This includes shaping the post-2015 Development Agenda to keep the central focus on tackling Poverty. We must seek urgent reforms of global institutions of governance like the UN Security Council and international financial institutions. 

We must help shape the WTO regime. An open trading regime is critical for strong, balanced and sustainable global economic growth. 

This must address the development aspirations of the developing world. 

It must also accommodate the special needs of the weak especially in areas such as Food Security. 

Excellencies, BRICS has gained enough horizontal influence to compel the world to take notice. Our own greater good, however, lies more in deepening our bonds vertically. 

This is why I have spoken on decentralizing this powerful forum in our earlier deliberations. We must proactively move beyond being Summit-centric. 

We must champion Sub-national Level exchanges. Champion engagement between our States, Cities and other local bodies. 

BRICS should in fact, be driven by 'People to People' contact. Our Youth in particular must take a lead in this. BRICS should explore developing innovative mechanisms of Youth engagement. 

A possible initiative, could focus on nurturing Innovation, by establishing a BRICS Young Scientists' Forum. Another possibility, could be the setting up of BRICS language schools; offering language training in each of our languages. 

We could, also consider establishing, Massive Open Online Courses, for making quality education, accessible to all. 

We could also explore setting up a BRICS University. This would connect campuses in each of our countries; virtually, as well as through intensive student, faculty and research collaboration. 

Excellencies, I am convinced that each of us can succeed more by working together more closely. We must harness each other's strengths, in knowledge, skills and resources. 

We must evolve mechanisms to share our experiences, innovations and technology. Numerous avenues can be explored, such as:
 -Sharing our experiences on development of affordable and reliable Clean Energy technologies. 
-Harnessing advanced technology, like satellite communication, to make quality Health and Education more accessible. 
-Developing a Framework for promoting Tourism among BRICS countries. 
-Sharing experiences on Disaster Management, and -Collaboration and Competitions in Sports. 

Excellencies, Economic forces are becoming increasingly important in global relationships. Domains like; Trade, Tourism, Technology, Tradition and Talent; have the power, to redefine existing paradigms. 

Each of us in BRICS brings a unique blend of experience and resources. We represent four continents. Each one of us enjoys comparative advantages and complementary strengths. BRICS should develop mechanisms to harness the same; for furthering our combined as well as individual good. Great work has already been done in this domain. 

The vision of a New Development Bank, at the Delhi Summit two years ago, has been translated into a reality, in Fortaleza. It will benefit BRICS nations. But will also support other developing nations. And, it will be rooted in our own experiences, as developing countries. 

The BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement gives BRICS nations a new instrument for safeguarding their economic stability. This is an important initiative at a time of high volatility in global financial markets. 

The MoU on Cooperation between Export Credit Guarantee Agencies, and the inter-Bank Cooperation Agreement on Innovation are other tangible steps that will spur cooperation among BRICS countries. 

I believe we have now reached a level where we should be even more ambitious.We should focus on more such tangible mechanisms and outcomes. Make BRICS a platform of Impact. 

Excellencies, we have an opportunity, to define the future - of not just our countries, but the world at large. Coming from a land where the idea of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - the 'whole world being one family' - is rooted deep in our ethos; I take this is as a great responsibility. 

Our steps must reinforce the hopes, aspirations and confidence, of the developing world. 

Once again, I thank President Rousseff and the wonderful people of Brazil, for hosting this Summit.


Source: India Today

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Narendra Modi with Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff during BRICS Summit 2014

As a aspect of his trip to BRICS Peak, Shri Narendra Modi presented a picture with Brazil’s Chief executive Dilma Rousseff (left) on 15 th This summer, Wednesday. The photgraph is taken during Peak in Fortaleza, South america.

The BRICS nations are going to reveal a  $ 100 billion dollars finance for economic problems which might be confirmed ‘Mini IMF’ for under-development and creating nations in future. The management also suggested a Globe Economical institution substitute by developing a bank for infrstructure growth in the creating nations.

Earlier, the PM has also been welcomed by Brazil Chief executive Dilma Rousseff to look at the finals of FIFA Globe Cup coordinate at the Estadio Maracana in Rio de Janeiro on This summer 13.


Last 7 days, Modi launched commemorative delivery postage stamps on the Globe Cup and desired the occasion becomes a “bridge to get in touch nations”.


PM Narendra Modi invites Vladimir Putin to visit Kudankulam power plant


Finally, Prime Minister Shree Narendra Modi met Russian President Vladimir Putin after a long wait due to his engagement on bilateral discussion with host Dilma Rousseff in Brasilia. The meeting was previously scheduled to be held with President Vladimir Putin followed by Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday.

The PM Narendera Modi seems very excited on Twitter about strengthening Indo-Russian relations by inviting Russian President to visit India in upcoming December.

Seeking continuous special and privileged strategic partnership between two nations for unstinting  international support for India’s economic development and security, Modi expressed deep respect for  Putin’s sincere leadership and conveyed sincere admiration for the early days of India’s independence. 

Modi also affirms that Russia will one of the top priority in foreign policy.
During the talk Modi remarked that even a child in India knows that Russia is India’s best friend showing the reason that Russia has been stood by India in tough times.  He also mentioned that Nuclear power project has been a symbol of India-Russia relations. 

The Prime Minister Showed ddep interest in making long-term partnership including the areas of defence, neuclear energy, space, energy, trade and investment, peopl-tp-people contracts and addressing regional and global challenges. Both the leaders also agreed make Annual Summit in December 2014 a pride moment for both the countries by strengthening relationship through bright vision and road-map.

During the talk Mr. Modi invited the President to visit Kudankulam atomic power project during his trip to India which was positively responded. Apart from this, Modi asked also demands a liberal visa regime, especially for students.

Putin congratulated Modi for grand victory in Indian Loksabha election – 2014. Modi also recalled the days of his visit as a Chief Minister of Gujarat to Russia's Astrakan region.

At the end of the talk, Modi appreciated the speech of Putin on reforms of UN security council and 
international financial organisation during BRICS Summit. Later, Narendra Modi left for Brasilia  to participate in the sixth BRICS Summit with South American countries.


Courtesy: Zee Media Bureau 
                http://zeenews.india.com/news/nation



Sunday, July 13, 2014

Narendra Modi Leaves for BRICS Summit in Brazil


Accepting the invitation of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi has taken off for Sixth BRICS Summit in Brazil, will be projecting new Indian government policies and approaches towards BRICS nations as well as other countries. Today, Modi has flown for Berlin, Russia. With a view to advancing global economic stability, Narendra Modi will address BRICS Summit to be held in Fortaleza and Brasilia on 15th and 16th July, 2014.

Narendra Modi in a departure statement mentioned the below mentioned issues:
·         
      Foreign Policy Approach
Shri Modi has mentioned it a great opportunity to meet global leaders (of China, Brazil, Russia, South Africa) at the same platform. Accepting the official invitation of Brazilian President, India will project various foreign policies for potential contributions for global development with BRICS countries.

·         Regional Crisis & Security Threats
The Prime Minister noticed the time as a time of political turmoil, conflict and human crisis in several parts of the world and wished that BRICS could make a positive contribution in the direction especially in terms of regional crisis and security.

·         Restoration of a climate of Peace
Modi looks forward for restoration of peace, considering the summit as an international platform for stability in the world with making global efforts.

·         Advancement of Global Economic Stability
In his speech, Modi also mentioned persisting weaknesses and unrest in the global economy. He added that many emerging economies have experienced a slowdown which has increased the challenge of pursuing inclusive and economic development.

·         Initiative for setting up New Development Bank
One of the major focuses of Indian PM would be to discuss intra-BRICS economic cooperation with collective efforts to advance global economic stability and prosperity. The BRICS Development Bank with a corpus of USD 100 million will fund projects in a number of countries and other developing countries. India is in contention for establishing its headquarters in New Delhi.

·         Contingent Reserve Arrangement for BRICS
Further, he looks forward to the successful establishment of Contingent Reserve Arrangement, one of the initiatives which have seen significant progress since its launch in New Delhi in 2012.

Courtesy: 
http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/pm-narendra-modi-leaves-for-two-day-brics-summit-in-brazil-557642?curl=1405245828


PM Narendra Modi's Statement Before Leaving for BRICS Summit Brazil

New Delhi:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave for Brazil today to attend the five-nation BRICS summit which will be held for two days starting tomorrow. This will be Mr Modi's first multilateral engagement since he took over as Prime Minister.

Following is the statement by PM Modi prior to his departure for Brazil for the sixth BRICS summit: 


I leave today for Brazil at the invitation of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to attend the Sixth BRICS Summit being held in Fortaleza and Brasilia on 15-16 July 2014.

India attaches high importance to the BRICS forum for promoting global economic growth, peace and stability. In the course of the past five summits and several ministerial and official processes, BRICS has made major strides in pursuit of these goals.

The meeting in Brazil will usher in the second cycle of BRICS Summits. We meet at a time of political turmoil, conflict and humanitarian crisis in several parts of the world, and persisting weakness and risks in the global economy. Many emerging economies have experienced a slowdown, which has increased the challenge of pursuing inclusive and sustainable economic development.

I look at the BRICS Summit as an opportunity to discuss with my BRICS partners how we can contribute to international efforts to address regional crises, address security threats and restore a climate of peace and stability in the world. I also look forward to our discussions to further advance intra-BRICS economic cooperation and our collective efforts to advance global economic stability and prosperity. In particular, I look forward to the successful conclusion of major BRICS initiatives, like the New Development Bank and the Contingent Reserve Arrangement, which have seen significant progress since their launch in New Delhi in 2012. These initiatives will support growth and stability in BRICS and also benefit other developing countries.

The Summit theme, "Inclusive Growth; Sustainable Development", will enable us to shape the post-2015 Development Agenda being discussed in the United Nations.

The Summit will also be an occasion for my first meetings as Prime Minister with the leaders of our important global partners - Brazil, China, Russia and South Africa. I look forward to meaningful meetings with them to intensify bilateral relations and exchange views on global and regional developments. 

The Summit will also afford an opportunity to interact with a number of leaders of South American countries at a meeting being hosted by Brazil. India has traditionally enjoyed close, cordial and mutually beneficial ties with these countries. We share common aspirations and challenges. The Indian Diaspora in these countries also serves as the continent's enduring link with India. South America's all round progress makes it a potentially important pole of the global economy and a land of enormous opportunities for us. My interactions would enable us to explore new ideas on further consolidating and expanding our ties with South America.


Link: http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/pm-narendra-modi-s-statement-before-he-leaves-for-brics-summit-557647

Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Public, Defence and Centre-State Relations: Top on PM Narendra Modi’s Priority List


As soon as the Prime Minister Narendra Modi led NDA government took charge of various departments in Ministry, Modi-effect has started turning possibilities into realities through changes, actions and implementations on many issues. Narendra Modi has asked PMO to pay greater attention on some key factors i.e. Public Grievances, Defence, Centre-State Relations apart from other priorities.

Sources said that Shri Modi has showed deep interest in the mentioned factors as he has alerted PMO officials for quick actions on redressal of issues related to public grievances. The veterans are ordered to monitor progress of the activity.

Another priority on list was improvisation of Centre-State relations. The bureaucrats are wished to notice the problems, situations and scenario in states across the country. They are advised to meet representatives from different states on regular basis and assist to resolve matters as soon as possible.

The requirements of the armed forces is also on the top and expected not to put under ‘pending‘ category. Shri Modi expected three of the wings of armed forces - Army, Navy and the Air Force to be strengthen with essential weapons, gadgets and facilities after consultation of the chief of the armed forces as well as the Defence Secretary.  (Earlier, PM was given detailed briefing about the same.)

Shri Narendra Modi also decides to see service chief to monitor progress of security in nation. It is also learnt that Modi wishes to implement one-rank, one pension policy for the wings. Extending the priority list, PM also plans to focus on telecom, health, pension, banking sector along with civil aviation for processing of complaints.

Seeing all these quick action formulas, Modi seems to keep his promises for ‘Good Days to Come’ which were made during election campaign !!!


Source:

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

List of Ministers of India - Narendra Modi's Cabinet 2014


On 26th May 2014,  the day of oath-taking wedding of the Fifteenth Primary Reverend Narendra Modi, a record of Cupboard Ministers was announced. The Sixteenth Lok Sabha of Native indian came into being on 26th May 2014. Modi has mixed some divisions to decrease the dimension the cupboard significantly. Here is a record of domain portfolios of Cupboard Ministers, Reverend of Condition with separate expenses and Condition Ministers who will continue to perform in near tandem:


Prime Reverend and Authorities of Ministers - India
S.no
Portfolio
Name
Cabinet Ministers
1
Prime Reverend and also in-charge of the Ministries/Departments not particularly assigned to the cost of any Minister
Narendra Modi
Personnel, Community Issues and Pensions
Department of Nuclear Energy Division of Space
2
Home Affairs
Rajnath Singh
3
External Matters, International Native indian Affairs
Sushma Swaraj
4
Finance, Business Matters, Defence
Arun Jaitley
5
Urban Growth Real estate, City Hardship Relief, Parliamentary Affairs
M Venkaiah Naidu
6
Road Transportation, Roadways Shipping
Nitin Gadkari
7
Railways
D V Sadananda Gowda
8
Water Sources, Stream Growth and Ganga Rejuvenation
Uma Bharati
9
Minority Affairs
Dr Najma A Heptulla
10
Rural Growth, Panchayati Raj, Consuming H2o and Sanitation
Nitin Gadkari
11
Consumer Matters, Meals and Community Distribution
Ram Vilas Paswan
12
Micro, Little and Method Enterprises
Kalraj Mishra
13
Women and Kid Development
Maneka Gandhi
14
Chemicals and Fertilizers
Ananth Kumar
15
Communications and Details Technological innovation, Law and Justice
Ravi Shankar Prasad
16
Civil Aviation
Ashok Gajapathi Raju Pusapati
17
Heavy Sectors and Community Enterprises
Anant Geete
18
Food Handling Industries
Harsimrat Kaur Badal
19
Mines Metal Labor and Employment
Narendra Singh Tomar
20
Tribal Affairs
Jual Oram
21
Agriculture
Radha Mohan Singh
22
Social Rights and Empowerment
Thaawar Chand Gehlot
23
Human Source Development
Smriti Irani
24
Health and Close relatives Welfare
Dr Severe Vardhan
Ministers of Condition with Independent Charge
1
Development of Northern Southern Area, Exterior Matters, International Native indian Affairs
General VK Singh
2
Planning, Research and Program Execution, Defence
Inderjit Singh Rao
3
Textiles, Parliamentary Matters, H2o Sources, Stream Growth and Ganga Rejuvenation
Santosh Kumar Gangwar
4
Culture and Tourism
Shripad Yesso Naik
5
Petroleum and Organic Gas
Dharmendra Pradhan
6
Skill Growth, Business, Youngsters Matters and Sports
Sarbananda Sonowal
7
Information and Transmitting Atmosphere, Woodlands and Atmosphere Modify, Parliamentary Affairs
Prakash Javadekar
8
Power, Fossil fuel, New and Alternative Energy
Piyush Goyal
9
Science and Technological innovation World Sciences Primary Reverend Workplace Employees, Community Issues & Retirement benefits Division of Nuclear Energy, Division of Space
Jitendra Singh
10
Commerce and Market, Fund Business Affairs
Nirmala Sitharaman
Ministers of State
1
Civil Aviation
GM Siddeshwara
2
Railways
Manoj Sinha
3
Chemicals and Fertilizers
Nihalchand
4
Rural Growth Panchayati Raj Consuming H2o and Sanitation
Upendra Kushwaha
5
Heavy Sectors and Community Enterprises
Radhakrishnan P
6
Home Affairs
Kiren Rijiju
7
Road Transportation and Roadways Shipping
Krishan Pal
8
Agriculture, Meals Handling Industries
Dr Sanjeev Kumar Balyan
9
Tribal Affairs
Mansukhbhai Dhanjibhai Vasava
10
Consumer Matters, Meals and Community Distribution
Raosaheb Dadarao Danve
11
Mines, Metal, Labor and Employment
Vishnu Deo Sai
12
Social Rights and Empowerment
Sudarshan Bhagat

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