• Home
  • 7th Pay Matrix
  • Pay Calculator
  • DA Table
  • DA News
  • 7th CPC News
  • KV Fees

Central Government Employees Latest News

7th Pay Commission Latest News Today 2022, 7th Pay Matrix Table PDF, Expected DA Calculation, DA Rates Table, CSD AFD Online Portal, Holiday List PDF, 8th Pay Commission Latest News

Latest 7th pay commission pay scale calculator
  • Holidays 2023
    • Holidays 2022
    • Holidays 2021
    • Holidays 2020
    • Holidays 2019
    • Holidays 2018
  • DoPT Orders
  • Expected DA
  • AICPIN
  • CSD AFD
  • Retirement Age
  • OROP
  • Gold Price
You are here: Home / Modi Government / 3 years of Modi government – A report card

7th Pay Commission Latest News Today 2022
Central Government Employees News Today 2022
Salary Calculator 34% DA 7th Pay Matrix Table
Expected DA July 2022 8th Pay Commission News
DA Latest News Today 2022 Latest 7th CPC News
Bank Holiday List 2022 CG Gazetted Holidays 2022

7th CPC Pay Fixation Calculator Retirement Date Calculator 2022
Leave Encashment Calculation & Calculator 2022 KVS Fee Online Payment 2022-23
DA Calculation Formula, Sheet Govt First Salary Calculator

3 years of Modi government – A report card

May 26, 2017 admin Leave a Comment

Three years of Modi government: A report card

Press Information Bureau
Government of India
President’s Secretariat

26-May-2017 12:14 IST

Three years of Modi government: A report card

The record of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) during its three years in power has been impressive, judging by macroeconomic parameters, especially inflation.

Politically too, the BJP has seen unprecedented ascendancy by wresting back power in Uttar Pradesh in March after a gap of 15 years and expanding its electoral footprint to the North-East. This in part explains why Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains India’s most popular political leader.

Still, controversies associated with the actions of fringe saffron groups have left the BJP vulnerable to criticism. The next general election is due in 2019 and, to a large extent, the outcome will depend on Modi’s management of the optics and his government’s ability to generate jobs to meet the growing aspirations of voters.

Here is a look at the key themes of the NDA’s three years in power.

CONNECTIVITY

Positive

1. New integrated transportation initiative for roads, railways, waterways and civil aviation.

2. Sagarmala and Bharatmala programmes for the construction of new ports and expressways.

3. UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik) regional connectivity scheme with fares starting at about Rs2,500.

Negative

1. Increasing number of railway accidents.

2. 23km per day of highway construction achieved vis-a-vis a target of 41km.

3. Air India’s finances are still precarious. The national carrier is still grappling with legacy issues.

TERROR, DEFENCE AND FOREIGN POLICY

Positive

1. Carried out surgical strikes across the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir, resumed cordon and search operations in more than 20 villages in Shopian.

2. Combing operations launched against Maoists in Chhattisgarh.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “neighbourhood diplomacy” falling in place as relations with Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka look up.

Negative

1. No strategy to pre-empt rebel attacks on security personnel in districts where Maoists are active.

2. Ties with Pakistan and China are icy despite Prime Minister Modi making trips to both countries (a December 2015 stopover in the former).

3. Relations with Russia—India’s once time-tested friend—too seem to be in the doldrums.

FARMERS

Positive

1. New crop insurance scheme and higher funding for irrigation to counter weather risks.

2. Set an ambitious goal to double farm incomes in real terms by 2022, moving away from the historical focus on increasing production.

3. Initiated a range of marketing reforms to create a “one nation, one market” in agriculture.

Negative

1. Decline in wholesale prices of vegetables and pulses has dented farm incomes.

2. A loan waiver in Uttar Pradesh led to a moral hazard problem and delay in repayment of loans in other states.

3. Acute drought in southern states led to a spike in farm suicides.

GREEN ECONOMY AND ENERGY

Positive

1. Push for electric vehicles.

2. Rs42,000 crore unlocked for afforestation with Parliament passing The Compensatory Afforestation Fund Bill, 2016.

3. Clean and renewable energy generation gets a boost.

Negative

1. Neglect of the forest and wildlife sectors. Decisions pending on a national forest policy, definition of forests, inviolate forest areas and a national wildlife action plan.

2. Activists allege that the government is favouring industries and indiscriminately giving green clearances, ignoring the toll taken on the environment.

3. Ganga clean-up is yet to gather momentum.

FISCAL SITUATION

Positive

1. Got states on board to introduce the goods and services tax (GST), the biggest tax reform since independence.

2. Crackdown on black money leads to a surge in 2016-17 tax receipts, number of return filers.

3. Merger of railway budget with Union budget and shifting budget presentation date to 1 February from 28 February.

Negative

1. Demonetisation drive led to short-term cash crunch, hit small and medium enterprises.

2. Pending cases of retrospective taxation on past transactions still unresolved.

3. Inability to bring back black money stashed away abroad by citizens.

POLITICS

Positive

1. Getting unanimity on the economic reforms agenda with high parliamentary productivity.

2. Series of electoral gains puts the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) on the political forefront.

3. Expanding voter base of the BJP to Dalits and other backward classes, focus on expansion in the North-East.

Negative

1. Failure to get consensus on reform policies like a proposed land bill.

2. Allegations of toppling elected state governments.

3. Problems within the NDA: the Peoples Democratic Party (Jammu and Kashmir), Shiv Sena (Maharashtra) and Telugu Desam Party (Andhra Pradesh) are annoyed with the BJP leadership.

EMPOWERMENT—SOCIAL SAFETY, EDUCATION, JOBS, GENDER

Positive

1. Graded autonomy to promote quality in education.

2. Slew of social security measures to benefit the working class.

3. Six months of paid maternity leave for working women.

Negative

1. The Women’s Reservation Bill is still pending.

2. New Education Policy still to be formulated.

3. Job creation yet to pick up pace.

MINDSET CHANGE

Positive

1. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan launched to eliminate open defecation and promote cleanliness.

2. Soviet-style five-year plans come to an end; 15-year vision, three-year action plan come into play.

3. Cashless economy.

Negative

1. Hyper-nationalism as seen through the lens of social media trolling and rise of vigilante groups with little regard for human life.

2. Rise of vigilante groups with political agendas who attack minorities.

3. In spite of stricter laws, greater awareness and even campaigns, violence against women continues unabated.

DIGITAL AND COMMUNICATIONS

Positive

1. Improving e-infrastructure, e-participation and government e-services for addressing transparency.

2. Unified Payments Interface (UPI)—a payment system that allows mobile-enabled money transfers between bank accounts. Promotion of the Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM) for a less-cash economy.

3. Leveraging Aadhaar for improving service delivery to citizens.

Negative

1. Call drops continue despite mobile phone services providers promising improvement.

2. Drop in digital payment transactions with the easing of a cash crunch that followed the demonetisation of high-value banknotes in November.

3. Leakage of Aadhaar data.

OPTICS

Positive

1. Doing away with the red beacon—a symbol of so-called VIP culture—from all government vehicles.

2. Extending support to ending the practice of triple talaq.

3. Introducing the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (save the girl child, educate the girl child) scheme.

Negative

1. Rise of vigilante groups called Gau Rakshaks, who target people suspected of harming cows or consuming beef.

2. Launch of the anti-Romeo squads in Uttar Pradesh, ostensibly to protect women from harassment, but seen widely as moral policing.

3. Ghar Wapsi (homecoming), aimed at promoting the conversion of non-Hindus to Hinduism, and campaign against Love Jihad, allegedly practised by Muslim men to win over Hindu women.


Also Check: Central Government Pay Matrix Table 2022 PDF
Related updates:

    One Rank One Pension – Modi may announce Ex-servicemen’s long-pending demand later this month
    No more direct interviews from January 1, 2016 – Narendra Modi
    Modi may announce One Rank One Pension implementation at Mathura rally
    Narendra Modi likes to communicate his Independence Day speech directly to Central Govt Employees by mail and messages…
    AIGDSU writes to PM Modi to Implement KC Committee Report
    Modi reiterates commitment to ‘One Rank One Pension’ during ‘Mann ki Baat’
    Central Govt committed to OROP, there’s no doubt about it: PM Narendra Modi

Filed Under: Modi Government

Latest Entiries

Revised VDA Minimum Wages for Agriculture Workers with effect from 1.10.2021

August 9, 2022

Revised Variable Dearness Allowance (VDA) Minimum Wages for Agriculture Workers with effect from 1st October 2021 The Ministry of Labour and … [Read More...]

9.79 Lakh Vacant Posts in Central Government

August 9, 2022

Details of Vacancies in Central Government Central Government Jobs Vacancy Position 2022: As per the Annual Report of Pay Research Units of the … [Read More...]

Increase in Dearness Allowance to CG Employees is based on AICPI-IW

August 6, 2022

Increase in Dearness Allowance and Dearness Relief to Government Employees and Pensioners as per All India Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers … [Read More...]

Minimum Pension under Employees Pension Scheme (EPS)

August 6, 2022

Minimum Pension Under Employees’ Pension Scheme (EPS) 1995 The Government had, for the first time, provided a minimum pension of Rs.1000/- per month … [Read More...]

Providing Form 16 to all Central Govt Pensioners and Family Pensioners – CPAO

August 6, 2022

The Central Pension Accounting Office issued an important order for Central Government pensioners and family pensioners regarding providing the … [Read More...]

Trending Topics

8th CPC News CSD Online Booking
HRA Cities 2021 Ration Money Allowance
Briefcase Allowance CSD Price List
Notional Increment HP Govt Holidays
Retirement Age 62 KVS MP Quota Admission
KVS Website Link Amavasya Date Calendar
7th CPC ACP Calculator Holiday Home List 2021
ECHS Hospital List DA Latest News 2021
HDFC Holiday 2021 OROP Pension Table
Gujarat RTO Code Latest DoPT Orders 2020
AICTE Pay Matrix Table AC CSD Price List
Mumbai RTO Code Railway Staf Dress Code
TN HRA Revised Rates CEA Format of Certificate
Gratuity Calculator Car Eligibility in CSD
Matrix Table for GDS Finmin Orders 2020
UGC 7th Pay Scale Laboratory Staff Pay Scale
Railway Pay Matrix Table Jaipur CGHS Hospitals
CSD Canteen Mobile Price TN 7th CPC G.O. 303
Pay Scales of 5th & 6th CPC Delhi CGHS Hospital
Karnataka Pay Scale MNS Pay Matrix

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

7th Pay Commission Latest News for Pensioners Today 2022

Fitment Factor Table PDF
7th CPC Pay Fixation
7th CPC Pension Calculation
7th CPC Pension Fixation Examples
7th CPC Voluntary Retirement Scheme
DA Calculation as per 7th CPC
7th CPC MACP Scheme
7th CPC Children Education Allowance
7th CPC Transport Allowance
7th CPC Increment
7th CPC HRA
7th CPC Classification of Posts
7th CPC Armed Forces Personnel
7th CPC House Building Advance
7th CPC Leave Rules
7th CPC Travelling Allowance
7th CPC LTC Rules
7th CPC Reservation Policy
7th CPC Risk and Hardship Matrix
7th CPC New Pension Scheme
7th Pay Commission Fitment Table
7th CPC Allowances
7th CPC Advances
7th CPC AICPIN
7th CPC Briefcase Allowance
7th Pay Commission CGEGIS
7th CPC Dress Allowance
7th CPC Child Care Leave

Recent Discussions

  • Rahul on 7th CPC Pay Fixation Rules PDF
  • Ramesh Chand Sharma on Rate of Military Service Pay for Defence forces personnel
  • M.K.KUMAR on 7th CPC MACP Scheme | Latest Clarification on MACP Scheme
  • M.K.KUMAR on 7th CPC MACP Scheme | Latest Clarification on MACP Scheme
  • Sanjoy Mandal on 7th CPC MACP Scheme | Latest Clarification on MACP Scheme
  • M.K.KUMAR on 7th CPC Children Education Allowance – DoPT Orders Dated 17.7.2018
  • Preeti M Nair on An updated list of Holiday Homes for Postal Employees

7th Pay Matrix Table

7th CPC Pay Matrix Table – Full size image for reference
UP Govt Pay Matrix Table PDF Download
Pay Matrix Level 2 (19900): Hand Salary Calculation
7th CPC Pay Matrix Chart for Level 1 to 5 (GP 1800 to 2800)
Pay Matrix Table for Haryana Govt Employees – Level 1 to 5
Rajasthan Pay Matrix Table – Pay Matrix Level 10 to 13
7th CPC Pay Matrix Chart for Level
Pay Matrix Table for Haryana Govt Employees – Level 6 to 9
Rajasthan Pay Matrix Table – Pay Matrix Level 14 to 20
7th CPC Pay Matrix Chart for Level 10 to 12 (GP 5400 to 7600)
Salary Increment Table for Pay Matrix Level 11 (GP 6600)
7th CPC Pay Matrix for IIT, IIS, IIM, NITIE, IISER, NIT and IIIT
7th CPC Pay Matrix Table Level 13, 13A and 14
7th Pay Commission Pay Matrix Level 3
WB 6th Pay Commission Pay Matrix Table
Pay Calculator for Gujarat Govt Employees

Central Government Employees Latest News 2022

DA for Central Government Employees News Latest Update 2022
Central Government Employees News Latest Update Today
Latest News on Dearness Allowance for Central Government Employees
Central Government Employees News DA
Latest news of DA for Central Government Employees
Central Government Employees Today News
Central Government Employees News in Hindi
Central Government Employees News all about
Central Government Employees News dopt orders
Swamy News for Central Government Employees
Confederation of Central Government Employees News
Central Government Employees DA news in Hindi
Good News for Central Government Employees
Latest News on Retirement age of Central Government Employees
www Central Government Employees News
7th Pay Commission Latest News Today 2020 Central Government Employees
Bonus News for Central Government Employees
Central Government Employees fitment factor News
Central Government Employees News and Tools
Central Government Employees latest News on Retirement Age
Central Government Employees News Latest Update Today in Hindi
Latest News about Central Government Employees Retirement Age
Latest News of Central Government Employees Retirement Age
Any good news for Central Government Employees
HRA News for Central Government Employees
NPS News for Central Government Employees

7th Pay Commission Latest News 2022

7th Pay Commission Latest News Today 2022
7th Pay Commission Latest News in Hindi
7th Pay Commission Latest News for Pensioners Today 2022
7th Pay Commission Pay Hike Latest News
7th Pay Commission Arrears News Today
7th Pay Commission DA Latest News Today
7th Pay Commission Latest News for Defence Pensioners
7th Pay Commission Latest News in Telugu
DA 7th Pay Commission latest news
GDS 7th Pay Commission latest news today
BSNL pensioners 7th Pay Commission latest news
7th Pay Commission latest news in Tamil Today
7th Pay Commission latest news for BSNL Employees
7th Pay Commission Maharashtra Latest News
7th Pay Commission Army News
7th Pay Commission Current News Hindi
7th Pay Commission for Armed Forces Latest News Today
7th Pay Commission for Central Government Employees latest news
7th Pay Commission for teachers' latest news
7th Pay Commission Gujarat Government latest news
7th Pay Commission in Bihar latest news
7th Pay Commission latest news in Malayalam
7th Pay Commission minimum pay hike latest news
7th Pay Commission News for armed forces
7th Pay Commission News in Odisha
7th Pay Commission News today latest
7th Pay Commission Punjab government latest news
7th Pay Commission salary hike latest news today

Copyright © 2022 - Central Government Employees News - 7th Pay Commission News - Site maintained by TEUT Digital Concepts