MODI'S RULE AND INDIA'S UNBOUND OPPORTUNITIES : NARRATIVE OF THE SUBSTANTIVES AND BEYOND
By: BHATTACHARJEE, SHIBDAS.
Publisher: Overseas Press ©2019Description: 530p.ISBN: 9788193996843.Summary: This Book follow-ups the transitional phase of Indian politics initiated during the run up of 2014 General elections and traces the state of politics, policies, issues and developments that happened in India after former Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi took the oath of Office as the Prime Minister of world's largest democracy. 2014 General elections ended new age India's quest for a stable Government at the Centre as per number game in the Lower House of Indian Parliament is concerned and utterly changed the political dynamics as well as popular perception in India. The Book searches the secrets behind Mr. Modi's political success and analyses his performance as the Prime Minister of India with a pragmatic approach. In this Book manifold Opportunities of India since May, 2014 has been tried to identify and how New Delhi has made efforts to avail those Opportunities so far. Opportunities for India are at the centre of discussion in this Book. Opportunities comprise basically three factors; Majority of the Modi-led Government in the Lower House of Indian Parliament, Modi's exalted and undisputed status within his Political party and overwhelming and pro-active support of the potential Youth Community of new India. The Book tries to find out the answers of some relevant and related interrogatives. Has Prime Minister Modi done justice to his personal status? Has India succeeded in availing the huge Opportunities during the tenure of Modi-led Government? What has India achieved substantially under Modi's leadership? Could it be more? How much probabilities are left there to avail in the days ahead? This Book analyzes these issues in detail. There is a comprehensive and pragmatic analysis of the performance of Prime Minister Modi in every field in this Book; be it Social Sector, Youth-related Issues, Economy, Foreign Policy,| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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This Book follow-ups the transitional phase of Indian politics initiated during the run up of 2014 General elections and traces the state of politics, policies, issues and developments that happened in India after former Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Damodardas Modi took the oath of Office as the Prime Minister of world's largest democracy. 2014 General elections ended new age India's quest for a stable Government at the Centre as per number game in the Lower House of Indian Parliament is concerned and utterly changed the political dynamics as well as popular perception in India. The Book searches the secrets behind Mr. Modi's political success and analyses his performance as the Prime Minister of India with a pragmatic approach. In this Book manifold Opportunities of India since May, 2014 has been tried to identify and how New Delhi has made efforts to avail those Opportunities so far. Opportunities for India are at the centre of discussion in this Book. Opportunities comprise basically three factors; Majority of the Modi-led Government in the Lower House of Indian Parliament, Modi's exalted and undisputed status within his Political party and overwhelming and pro-active support of the potential Youth Community of new India. The Book tries to find out the answers of some relevant and related interrogatives. Has Prime Minister Modi done justice to his personal status? Has India succeeded in availing the huge Opportunities during the tenure of Modi-led Government? What has India achieved substantially under Modi's leadership? Could it be more? How much probabilities are left there to avail in the days ahead? This Book analyzes these issues in detail. There is a comprehensive and pragmatic analysis of the performance of Prime Minister Modi in every field in this Book; be it Social Sector, Youth-related Issues, Economy, Foreign Policy,
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