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

courtesy: http://www.mapsofindia.com/election/list-of-portfolios.html
              http://indianexpress.com


Monday, May 26, 2014

Chronology of Oath-taking Ceremony of Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi

The 15th Prime Minister of India

7:30 pm GM Siddeshwara, Manoj Sinha, Nihal Chand, Upendra Kushwaha, Pon Radhakrishnan, Kiren Rijiju, Krishan Pal Gujjar, Dr Sanjeev Baliyan, Mansukhbhai Dhanjibhai Vasav, Rao Saheb Danve,Vishnu Deo Sai, Sudarshan Bhagat take oath as Ministers of State. 

7:10 pm Gen (Retd) VK Singh, Rao Inderjit Singh, Santosh Gangwar, Shripad Naik, Dharmendra Pradhan, Sarbananda Sonowal, Prakash Javadekar, Piyush Goel, Dr Jitendra Singh, Nirmala Sitharaman take oath as Ministers of State (Independent Charge) 

6:55 pm Radha Mohan Singh, Thawar Chand Gehlot, Smriti Irani, Dr Harsh Vardhan also took oath to cabinet ministers. 

6:45 pm Uma Bharti, Najma Heptullah,, Gopinath Munde, Ramvilas Paswan, Kalraj Mishra, Maneka Gandhi, Ananth Kumar, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Ashok Gajapathi Raju, Anant Geete, Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Narendra Singh Tomar, Jual Oram also sworn in as cabinet ministers who will be given a lots of responsibilities in various sectors as State Ministers. 

6:25 pm Arun Jaitley, Venkaiah Naidu, Nitin Gadkari, DV Sadananda Gowda take oath as cabinet ministers who are supposed to form a team-Modi for the nation development. 

6:17 pm Sushma Swaraj takes oath as a cabinet minister to handle foreign issues of India. 

6:15 pm BJP president Rajnath Singh takes oath of office and secrecy after Narendra Modi who will shoulder responsinbities of the nation as Home Minister 

6.12 Narendra Modi takes oath of office and secrecy as India's 15th Prime Minister  today. 
He took the oath in in Hindi. 

English translation of the oath is following

I, Narendra Damodardas Modi, do swear in the name of God/solemnly affirm that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of India as by law established, that I will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of India, that I will faithfully and conscientiously discharge my duties as prime minister for the Union and that I will do right to all manner of people in accordance with the Constitution and the law, without fear or favour, affection or ill-will. 

I, Narendra Damodardas Modi, do swear in the name of God/solemnly affirm that I will not directly or indirectly communicate or reveal to any person or persons any matter which shall be brought under my consideration or shall become known to me as prime minister for the Union except as may be required for the due discharge of my duties as such Minister. 


Message for Indian Citizens by PM Narendra Modi

The official website of the Prime Minister of India has the following message from Narendra Modi: 

"My dear fellow Indians and citizens of the world, 

Namaste! 

A very warm welcome to the official website of the Prime Minister of India. 

On 16th May 2014 the people of India gave their verdict. They delivered a mandate for development, good governance and stability. As we devote ourselves to take India's development journey to newer heights, we seek your support, blessings and active participation. Together we will script a glorious future for India. Let us together dream of a strong, developed and inclusive India that actively engages with the global community to strengthen the cause of world peace and development. 

I envision this website as a very important medium of direct communication between us. I am a firm believer in the power of technology and social media to communicate with people across the world. I hope this platform creates opportunities to listen, learn and share one's views. 

Through this website you will also get all the latest information about my speeches, schedules, foreign visits and lot more. I will also keep informing you about innovative initiatives undertaken by the Government of India." 

Friday, May 16, 2014

Modi Addresses Vadodara : Watch Live Updates


All the voters have done work as a Narendra Modi.

I spent only 50 minutes after filling the form in Vadodara, and received an over-whelming response in form of lead of 5.70 lakh votes.

I am thankful to the citizen of Gujarat which has brought the party 26 out of 26. This has set an example for Indian Politics.

After India got independent, this is for the first time, pure government is going to be formed which is  going to fight against the thoughts of Congress

To citizen of India: If everyone walks a step,  my country would go 1.25 steps ahead

People of Vadodara made me Leader of nation, set a new record

I need support of all citizen of the country and Parties to run the government


Cartoon Images on Indian General Loksabha Election - 2014

Modi Bats Hard for Victory, Rahul Complains

As the magic of  Narendra Modi and NDA seems working with updated results of Loksabha General Election - 2014, Bhartiya Janta Party, along with other alliances have secured winning position.

The cartoon published by Divyabhaskar under the column 'Electoon' depicts Indian political scenario very significantly where Rahul Gandhi calls his mother 'complaining' against Narendra Modi and team.

In the picture, frustrated Rahul calls his mother saying that Modi does not allow him to bat in the arena of Indian Political Game as the BJP confirms victory in General election this year.


UPA Team Prepares Tomb for Burial with Modi Victory


'Ab Ki Baar Modi Sarkar' - the words are enough to underground any party in Indian Political scenario with the grand victory of Shri Narendra Modi in Loksabha General Election - 2014.

An interesting animated image was published by Divyabhaskar which humorously illustrates that UPA team reaches to the graveyard with 'a coffin of  Congress' for the burial process.The party's post death ceremony includes presence of gigantic personalities of Indian current politics.

As the party had a very poor performance in the election this year, another picture suggests the end of Indian National Congress Era in India with arrival of Shri Narendra Modi in power. The years 1885 - 2014 are very significanlty inscribed on the epitaph of the burial place of the party. 


Election Result 2014: Watch Live Links

Thursday, May 15, 2014

Strategies Discussed for New NDA Government with Modi


After the crucial meeting of Bhartiya Janta Party President Rajnath Singh with Narendra Modi, ArunJetley and Nitin Gadkari at Gandhinagar upto late night Returning to Delhi, he has said to media that decesion regarding new Chief Minister in Gujarat will be taken in the Party's Parliamentary Board meeting and the name will be announced on 17th May.

It is about a day remained in declaration of result, BJP leader Rajnath Singh asserted that party will take a decision after consulting veterans and their role will be assigned when asked about the role of Shri Lalkrishna Advani's role and responsibilities in new term. While asking about Modi's arrival in Delhi, he replied that Modi will arrive Delhi in Parliamentary Board on 17th May. He also informed that Modi has accepted the invitation.

In response to the question, " If you are sure about 272 seats for NDA, why BJP seeks support of NCP, BJD, AIDMK ?", Rajnath Singh replied that they believe in running a country taking all parties together. While asking about role of Lalkrishna Advani, Sushma Swaraj and Murli Manohar Joshi in the next ministry, he diplomatically replied that it would be decided by Parliamentary Board.

Yesterday, during one and half hour discussion in cabinet meeting, no discussion regarding government policies were discussed. In the later phase, Modi had spent four hours with Singh, Jaitley and Gadkari who had approached specially to see him.


Sources said that Modi and BJP leaders had a talk on performance of the party in different states and possibilities of declaring name, responsibilities from party and NDA in national cabinet.

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

Exit Poll Results Confirm Modi as next PM, Congress Dismisses Projection

The slogan ‘Ab Ki Baar Modi Sarkar’ seems favourable for Prime Ministerial candidate Shri Narendrabhai Modi and NDA with the announcement of Exit Poll figures. Almost all the polls indicates that NDA would get majority of the seats or will be very close to the ‘magic figure’ in Loksabha General Election – 2014

On the other hand, Congress leader Digvijay Singh quoted that in the country of 800 million voters it seems impractical to predict the result by surveying only a few lakh people. Congress Party General Secretary Shakeel Ahmed has also dismissed the predictions mentioning the failure of exit polls results in 2004 and 2009. Both of them have said that it is better to wait until 16th May.

Party/Front
Times Now-ORG
CNN-IBN-CSDS
Headlines Today-Cicero
ABP News- Nielsen
News24-Today’s Chankya
Cvoter- India TV
BJP
NA
236
NA
NA
291
249
NDA
257
276
272
281
340
289
Cong
NA
77
NA
NA
57
78
UPA
135
97
115
97
70
101
Others
151
170
156
165
133
153


In the above mentioned 6 surveys it seems confirm that the NDA is a leading Alliance among all the competitive parties and groups. BJP is supposed to get its biggest tally this election whereas Congress would be reduced, might be a major defeat as per the poll results.

New Record in 16th Loksabha Election: Modi Effect


India is waiting for the results of Loksabha General Election 2014 - Country’s biggest election which was completed on Monday after 36 days (Since 7th April) in 9 phases. All records were broken by the voters of India by making 66.38% which is 2.39 % more voting than the previous record in 1984 when voters of India casted 64% votes to make Rajiv Gandhi Prime Minister against the assassination of Indira Gandhi.

With the grand entry of Shri Narendra Modi at National level, it is noteworthy that enthusiastic citizens of India have indicated a drastic change in Indian politics. On Monday, voting for the remaining 41 seats were also done with a high tempo. Now, all the 81.4 crore voters are waiting for new government which is going to be disclosed on 16th May.

Glimpses of General Election – 2014
·         First time in 9 phases
·         More than 12 crores new voters
·         2.31 voters b/w age of 18-19 years
·         Modi disclosed name of his wife, Jashodaben

The following states increased the number of voters:

State
percentage
Increased by

State
Percent
Increased by
Goa
76.82
21.54

Gujarat
63.31
15.41
Rajasthan
63.02
14.62

Chhattisgarh
69.48
14.20
Delhi
64.77
12.92

Jharkhand
63.73
12.75
Madhyapradesh
62.23
11.07

Asam
80.13
10.60
Mizoram
62.20
10.40

Karnataka
67.28
8.47
Odisha
73.78
8.45

Hariyana
73.00
5.51
Maharashtra
56.00
5.29

Panjab
73.00
3.00
Arunachal
71.00
2.84

Tamilnadu
73.68
0.65