Highlights for Day 21 of Narendra Modi government Development Work
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Highlights for Day 21 of Narendra Modi government Development Work
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Modi government serious in changing Governors in five states including UP
The Narendra Modi government is now mulling changing Governors who were appointed by the UPA-II government. As per reports the government is likely to change Governors of Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal and Punjab.
UP Governor BL Joshi steps down, sends his papers to MHA
In response to changing governors in five states Utter Pradesh Governor Banwari Lal Joshi stepped down on Tuesday. He has sent his resignation papers to the Home Ministry. The move came after the Narendra Modi government was mulling replacing Governors who were appointed by the UPA-II government. Sources said that Modi government is planning to change the Governors of Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal and Punjab.
Looking forward for agricultural reforms from the Modi government, says Arun Shourie
Senior BJP leader Arun Shouri has said that one can expect major agriculture reforms from the Modi government. He said that Modi government has to put India back on the high-growth path, scrap controversial laws like the retrospective taxation law revive investments and bring in big bang reforms.
Ministers have to wait for private secretaries as PMO strikes down the demand.
In a rather strong move, the PMO has struck down the proposals made by some of his ministers including Home Minister Rajnath Singh for the appointment of their private secretaries. Sources say the PMO had turned down the choices made by four ministers for their private secretaries. This comes on close heels of Prime Minister’s clear directions to his Council of Ministers to choose their office staff.
Delhi Police needs to co-ordinate with Centre to be more responsive: Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said, ‘I agree that Delhi police requires close co-ordination with the Centre to modernize and be people friendly, so that they are more approachable.’
Rising inflation, Iraq crisis may spoil Narendra Modi’s Budget plans
Prime Minister Narendra Modi who came to power by raisings slogan of (better days)' is facing a huge challenge. As inflation is growing and the government does not know how to rein in. The worsening situation in Iraq has also multiplied the problem. During his election campaign, Modi had attacked the previous Congress-led UPA government's inability to control inflation He had promised that the new government would bring the prices down. But, prices of all essential commodities have gone up since Modi achieved a landslide victory on May 16.
Karnataka, Assam Governors deny resigning, Sheila too undecided
Political row has sparked off after sources revealed that the government is planning to remove the governors appointed by the Congress. While Uttar Pradesh Governor tendered his resignation on Tuesday, sources say that all Governors appointed by the Congress are likely to submit their resignation too. According to sources, those who refuse to resign could be transferred by the government. Meanwhile, Karanataka Governor HR Bharadwaj and Assam governor JB Patnaik have denied reports that they will resign from their posts.
Written By :- Aadil Mir
With additional inputs from IBNLIVE