Narendra Modi Life
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Naredramodi Biography

Naredramodi Biography


Shri Narendra Modi.. is the person who is passionate, poetic and progressive,  is one of independent India’s most popular leaders. A ‘transformational leader’ known for delivering results, he is an embodiment of courage, conviction and compassion.



            Shri Narendramodi, born on September 17, 1950 into a humble family in Vadnagar, Gujarat, has lived his life by the principle of Antyodaya or ‘serving the farthest’. His personal journey up to leading the world’s oldest civilization and youngest nation today; reinforces the very ‘Idea of India’ – wherein every Indian can realize his or her aspirations.

People’s Leader




A leader of, for and by the people, Shri Modi commands respect, love and trust across the country. He is forever in their midst, constantly travelling and on public fora; embodying their concerns and aspirations. Continuing the same online, the tech-savvy leader connects with millions of Indians at a minute to minute basis.
Through his impeccable track record as a Chief Minister, Shri Modi secured three consecutive 2/3rd majority mandates for his party in the state of Gujarat. And today, people of India have overwhelmingly reposed their faith in him giving him a historically decisive mandate to take the nation forward.
In his more than 12 years tenure as the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Shri Modi brought about paradigm shift in the lives of the people in Gujarat by delivering ‘Pro-active Pro-people Good Governance’. He is now poised to do the same for the nation at large.

Growth Engine


Under his leadership, Gujarat has maintained more than 10% GDP growth rate for over a decade now. And moreover, this growth was balanced with Agriculture, Manufacturing and Services all growing by 10%.

Vikas Purush (Man of Development)



Growth and prosperity in Gujarat has strategically been translated into development for each and citizen of the state. Scaling up social sector fund allocations, strategic mission mode campaigns have been launched focussing in the domain of Health, Education and Lielihood. Examples include Chiranjeevi Yojana for institutional delivery, 108 for Emergency Response services, Kaushalya Vardhan Kendra for skill development, SCOPE and eMpower for developing soft skills, specialized universities like Raksha Shakti, Forensics, Petroleum, Law, Infrastructure technology and so on.
Subsequently, Gujarat realized a Sarvasparshi (all pervasive), Sarvasamaveshak (inclusive) and Sarvangi (holistic) model of Development. The outstanding successes of many such initiatives taken under his leadership have in fact spawned subsequent nation-wide roll outs.

Jan-Bhagidari


narendra modi Jan bhagidari

Extending his faith in people, Shri Modi has made Jan-bhagidari (people’s participation) central to major government initiatives. Examples stretch from Beti Bachao Abhiyan ( Save the Girl Child campaign) to Shala Pravahotsav (School Enrolment Festival); Gunotsav – a quality drive in primary schools; Krishi Mahotsav (Farmer Mega festival) – a month long farmer education cum awareness drive; and Wasmo – a community-driven drinking water management program.

Empowering the Weak


Shri Modi believes in empowering the weal and marginalized, such that they can write their own destiny with pride and respect. Resources have been converted into special programs like Vanbandhu Yojana for tribal districts, Sagarkhedu Yojna for coastal districts, Shaheri Garib Samrudhi Yojana for urban poor and Garib Kalyan Mela for ensuring 100% funds reach 100% beneficiaries by directly distributing assistance to eligible BPL beneficiaries.

Strong Foundation

All this is enabled by comprehensive infrastructural base Shri Modi developed across the state of Gujarat, focussing on the 3S model of Scale, Speed & Skill. From world class Highways to 24x7 power supply, sate wide Gas and Water Grids and Broadband network up to Village Panchayat Levels.

Minimum Government – Maximum Governance




Shri Modi has brought about an unprecedented transition from Political Interference to Political Intervention. He has empowered not just government officers but the people at large by making decision-making Decentralised, Participatory and Transparent. By running a policy driven government he has removed discretion, thus empowering bureaucratic decision making while minimizing the scope for corruption. This is further reinforced through technology, with eGovernance initiatives insuring Easy, Effective and Efficient governance.

Global Recognition

Government of Gujarat has won more than 300 awards in the past decade; including the likes of the UN Sasakawa Award, World Bank Green Award and CAPAM award. The Chief Minister’s Office has been recognised by the United Nations for ‘Improving transparency, accountability and responsiveness in the Public Services. Shri Modi has been rated as the Best Chief Minister of India many times over by professional research and media agencies.
Author, Poet & Student
As an author, Shri Modi has penned several books and articles on social, cultural, philosophical and spiritual issues in Gujarati, Hindi, English and Marathi. Having a Masters degree in Political Science, his deep study of Politics of the day as an ever eager student has also continued unabated.
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Narendra Modi

Prime Minister of India Narendra modi

A leader of, for and by the people


              
Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India.
Narendra Modi is best known for rising from humble beginnings to become prime minister of India.

 “I am a very optimistic man, and only an optimistic man can bring optimism in the country.”
                                                                                 —Narendra Modi

Synopsis

Narendra Modi grew up poor in northern India, the son of a street merchant. He entered politics as a youth and quickly rose through the ranks of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, a Hindu nationalist political party. In 2002, he was alleged to be responsible for the deaths of more than 1,000 Muslims during civil unrest, but he was later exonerated. In 2014 he was elected prime minister of India.

Early Life

Narendra Modi was born in the small town of Vadnagar, in northern Gujarat, India. His father was a street merchant who struggled to support the family. Young Narendra and his brother sold tea near a bus terminal to help out. Though an average students in school, Modi spent hours in the library and was known as a strong debater. In his early teens, he joined Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, the student wing of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu nationalist political party. 

A Life Dedicated to Politics

Modi married at 18 but spent little time with his bride and eventually ended the marriage. He dedicated his life to politics in Gujarat, joining the RSS in 1971. During the 1975-77 political crisis, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency, banning political organizations such as the RSS. Modi went underground and wrote a book, Sangharsh ma Gujarat (Gujarat in Emergency), which chronicles his experiences as a political fugitive. In 1978, Modi graduated from Delhi University with a degree in political science and completed his master’s work at Gujarat University in 1983.

 In 1987, Narendra Modi joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) which stood for Hindu nationalism. His rise through the ranks was rapid, as he wisely chose mentors to further his career. He promoted privatization of businesses, small government and Hindu values. In 1995, Modi was elected BJP national secretary, a position from which he successfully helped settle internal leadership disputes, paving the way for BJP election victories in 1998.

The Gulbarg Massacre and Alleged Complicity

In February 2002, while Modi served as chief minister of Gujarat, a commuter train was attacked, allegedly by Muslims. In retaliation, an attack was carried out on the Muslim neighborhood of Gulbarg. Violence spread, and Modi imposed a curfew granting police shoot-to-kill orders. After peace was restored, Modi’s government was criticized for the harsh crackdown, and he was accused of allowing the killings of more than 1,000 Muslims. After two investigations contradicted one other, the Indian Supreme Court concluded there was no evidence Modi was at fault.

 Narendra Modi was reelected chief minister of Gujarat in 2007 and 2012. Through those campaigns, Modi's hard-line Hinduism softened and he spoke more about economic growth. He is credited with bringing prosperity and development to Gujarat and is seen as a corrupt-free and efficient administrator. However, some say he has done little to alleviate poverty and improve living standards.

Elected Prime Minister

In June 2013, Modi was selected to head the BJP’s 2014 election campaign to the Lok Sabha (the lower house of India’s parliament), while a grassroots campaign was already in place to elect him prime minister. Modi campaigned hard, portraying himself as a pragmatic candidate capable of turning around India’s economy. In May 2014, he and his party were victorious, taking 282 of the 534 seats in the Lok Sabha. The victory marked a crushing defeat to the Indian National Congress, which had controlled Indian politics for most of the previous 60 years, and sent a message that India’s citizens were behind an agenda of radical change.
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