sumitjattan
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I think election for state govt and center are diff ....
I guess Karnataka and HP are not a part of India anymore
I guess Karnataka and HP are not a part of India anymore
I guess Karnataka and HP are not a part of India anymore
I think election for state govt and center are diff ....
If that is the rational than Election in India is never presidential and BJP lost in spite of Modi's campaign in those states.. so the point that INDIA wants to be a PM stands shallow
If that is the rational than Election in India is never presidential and BJP lost in spite of Modi's campaign in those states.. so the point that INDIA wants to be a PM stands shallow
If that is the rational than Election in India is never presidential and BJP lost in spite of Modi's campaign in those states.. so the point that INDIA wants to be a PM stands shallow
Vikas, abhi in 4 raajyo mein hone waale chunaav ke baare mein aap ko kya lagta hai..... MP , Chhatisgarh, Delhi aur Rajasthan.
In mein se kis kis state mein Congress ki sarkaar banegi ?
Vikas, abhi in 4 raajyo mein hone waale chunaav ke baare mein aap ko kya lagta hai..... MP , Chhatisgarh, Delhi aur Rajasthan.
In mein se kis kis state mein Congress ki sarkaar banegi ?
Most certainly Delhi. Chattisgarh and MP will remain with BJP but do not credit that to Modi but their own CMs who have done a better job without any PR campaigns... and Rajasthan in all probability will go to BJP but that is because of anti incumbency.
Most certainly Delhi. Chattisgarh and MP will remain with BJP but do not credit that to Modi but their own CMs who have done a better job without any PR campaigns... and Rajasthan in all probability will go to BJP but that is because of anti incumbency.
8 holes CAG picked in Narendra Modi’s Gujarat development p8 holes CAG picked in Narendra Modi’s Gujarat development
AHMEDABAD: At a time when Narendra Modi's development model is under national spotlight, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has criticized his government in Gujarat for imprudent fiscal management.
It has underlined a need for greater professionalism and accountability in the functioning of the government and asked it to be more alert and responsive.
Poor debt management
The national auditor has said the state government has incurred 41% higher debt than the previous fiscal and burdened the exchequer with heavy interest liability at a higher rate.
The state government had taken a loan of Rs 15,083 crore to adjust the monetary deficit of Rs 11,027 crore, leaving a balance of Rs 3,645 crore, which is poor debt management, said CAG.
Average return on investments
It has invested Rs 39,179 crore in corporations, boards, government companies, rural banks and joint ventures. In the last five years, the average return on this investment was 0.25% while the state government has paid interest at the rate of 7.75%.
Utilization certificate
The CAG report, which is likely to be tabled in the ongoing session of the state assembly, also criticized the government for not furnishing utilization certificate of Rs 9,066.34 crore.
On education and health
The CAG has also observed that compared to other states, Gujarat traditionally spends less on education and health.
On computer literacy and education
CAG has also ridiculed the government on computer literacy and education — Rs 292 crore was allocated but only Rs 88.24 crore was used. Similarly, for special courts, Rs 629 crore was granted, but only Rs 252.45 crore was used.
Wide variation under every major head of account
In the roads and buildings department, Rs 957.95 crore was allocated for constructing offices, but not even half the amount was spent for various reasons. Sighting many such examples, CAG has observed that there is wide variation, practically under every major head of account.
Finance and public sectors least efficient
Although the entire state government has been criticized, the finance and public sectors have been shown as least efficient. For example, savings under each major heads clearly suggest non-performance of government departments, for which no reasons have been given.
Ok...... ! Good feedback by CAG......and BJP Govt in Gujrat must look into it honestly if some action needed.
But has the CAG mentioned anything about corruption in Gujrat, like it mentioned Coalgate / Railways /Commanwealth etc for the COngress govt?
Most certainly Delhi. Chattisgarh and MP will remain with BJP but do not credit that to Modi but their own CMs who have done a better job without any PR campaigns... and Rajasthan in all probability will go to BJP but that is because of anti incumbency.
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Now I would say that you have even surpassed the wisdom of Congress designated spokespersons.
Rajasthan mein anti-incumbency kyu hui - any idea? What went wrong there - state leadership OR corruption or something else ( may be VHP RSS BJP ka haath ho) ? :livid:
And Delhi mein bhi, is it anti incumbency or something else?
And a "thatera from Muradabad" has become the most powerful small farmer, courtesy congress.
RK^2
Just like 1984 does not justify 2002, Vadra does not justify Modi's crony capitalism and his benefits to Adani, and others.
The only problem is your one sided Modi bashing ..... bash congress with same intensity for their failures instead of defending them .... for same reasons you are bashing Modi and defending Congress
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