Mr. Narendra Modi

Here is the list of achievements made by Narendra Modi:

01. According to India Today’s (India’s one of the vast read magazine) opinion, Narendra Modi was the best CM among all CMs of Indian states.
02. Hong Kong based brokerage house CLSA has praised Narendra Modi for his fund management skills related to Gujarat.
03. Top people from Japan, US, UK and other keep on meeting Narendra Modi. Its one of the achievement.
04. Gujarat has a large facility by Ford – automobile manufacturer
05. Population of Lions had increased in Gujarat under Narendra Modi’s rule. Thanks to his contribution.
06. For more than 10 years Narendra Modi is the CM for Gurajarat – Long serving CM.
07. UK government directly wants relationship with Gujarat than rest of India – courtesy, Narendra Modi.
08. Gujarat is the leading solar power generating state in India.
09. Gujarat has the largest e-serving network (13685 panchayats covered) comparing to other states in India
10. Gujarat International Finance Tech-City – a model for rest of the world
11. Narendra Modi has consistently been awarded as best administrator by different private organisations from all over the world
12. Police department of Gujarat will have its own ERP system implemented soon – its on the process

 The man who promised "acchche din aane wale hain"

But its just the beginning and as Modi said -  “I am well aware that

my steps may dent the immense love that the country has given to

me. But when my countrymen would realize that these steps would

result in getting the financial health back, then I will regain that

love".

Prime Minister, Narendra Modi took the world stage by storm

when he invited the SAARC leaders at his glittering swearing in

ceremony. Mr Modi, who is working to revive the failing economy

is also rapidly shaping up a foreign policy.

In 30 days, one can get a fair view of Mr Modi's diplomatic moves

with his focus on a distinct "Look East" policy. At this juncture,

Japan and China has emerged as Mr Modi's main target regions to

take forward his "Look East" accent. Terrorist strikes at Indian

Consulate at Herat and Pakistan Airport have failed to derail the

initiatives launched by both Mr Modi and his Pakistan counterpart,

Nawaz Sharif.  Mr Modi's visit to Bhutan opened the doors for both

the countries to review the bilateral relations and regional and

international developments of mutual interest. With regard to Sri 

Lanka, it was clear that the Prime Minister was in no mood to 

succumb to Tamil Nadu pressure. Rather it seems that he intends to 

adopt a more strategic and nationalist approach. US, which has 

once rejected his visa, is keenly awaiting the arrival Mr Modi.

The Modi influence, however, was glaring in the change in 

government's work culture. It was virtually a rude awakening for 

the babus, who are now expected to clock in around 9.30 am in the 

morning. The Prime Minister's formation of union council of 

ministers was a signal against dynasty politics. This was extended 

and no minister is allowed to appoint any of his relatives in his 

personal staff. Neither has Mr Modi allowed the bureaucrats 

working in the UPA regime to be adopted by his council of 

ministers. Ministerial groups have been abolished to fast track 

decisions. A direct line of communication between the PM and top 

bureaucrats has been established.