Stick to issues of development, Modi Ji's pro-poor policies

telangana (RNI) the BJP's national office-bearers ahead of the start of the party's convention, every booth worker should now focus on polling booths and ensure at least 370 more votes for the party at each in the upcoming polls than in 2019."

BJP members to build the party’s Lok Sabha poll campaign around its pro-poor work and the country’s development and enhanced standing globally, asserting that winning 370 seats will be a true tribute to its key ideologue Syama Prasad Mookerjee.

Mookerjee was a strident opponent of Article 370, which granted Jammu and Kashmir special rights. The Modi government scrapped the article in August 2019.

the opposition will raise “unnecessary and emotional issues” during the polls but party members should stick to the issues of development, pro-poor policies and the country’s rising global standing.

the party will launch a campaign to reach out to beneficiaries of various central government schemes 

Modi noted he has been the head of a government, including more than 12 years as Gujarat chief minister, for nearly 23 years and there has been no allegation of corruption.“It’s been an ‘aarop mukt‘ and a ‘vikas yukt‘ period,” Modi’s popularity soars, why he needs to listen to voices that want to be heard, north to east to south.On the cusp of a likely third term, PM has the space to ensure that an already polarised polity doesn't open new fault lines.

It runs like a mesmerising film reel.Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurating a Hindu temple in the UAE on Wednesday, signifying the outreach of a country seeking to be a “Vishwaguru” and a “Vishwabandhu” (teacher and friend of the world); earlier this week, an accommodative Qatar freeing eight Navy veterans who returned to India as free men following the quiet diplomacy led by the PM himself; and Modi, an OBC, leading the consecration ceremony of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya  instead of a Brahmin.

 As Prime Minister, Modi wasted no time in implementing his vision for India's development and prosperity. His government launched flagship initiatives such as Make in India, Digital India, and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, aimed at promoting manufacturing, modernizing infrastructure, and improving sanitation and hygiene nationwide. Modi's emphasis on economic growth and innovation has earned him praise from supporters and critics alike, with many crediting him with accelerating India's transformation into a global economic powerhouse.

PM Modi's second term, which began in May 2019, has been marked by bold initiatives, ambitious reforms, and significant geopolitical challenges. Building on the successes and lessons of his first term, Modi has pursued an agenda focused on economic growth, national security, and social development, while also facing criticism and controversy on various fronts.

One of the central themes of Modi's second term has been the continued emphasis on economic reform and development. The government has undertaken several major initiatives aimed at boosting economic growth, creating jobs, and enhancing India's competitiveness on the global stage. The landmark Goods and Services Tax (GST) reform, introduced during Modi's first term, has been further streamlined and refined to ease compliance burdens and promote business expansion.

Additionally, Modi's government has pursued initiatives such as the Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyan (Self-Reliant India Mission), which aims to promote domestic manufacturing and reduce dependence on imports. The initiative includes measures to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), enhance infrastructure development, and foster innovation and entrepreneurship. While critics have raised concerns about protectionism and the potential impact on international trade relations, supporters argue that Aatmanirbhar Bharat is essential for strengthening India's long-term economic resilience.

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