Parliament reflects the supreme will of people. Democratic temper calls for debate & discussion and not disruption or obstruction, says President
As part of the budget session proceedings, President Pranab Mukherjee today addressed both Houses of Parliament .
Following are key highlights of the President’s speech:
Parliament reflects the supreme will of people. Democratic temper calls for debate & discussion and not disruption or obstruction
Make in India initiative has achieved 39% increase in FDI inflow despite adverse global investment climate
Rural development is one of the top priorities of government. The development philosophy of government ‘Sabka saath, Sabka vikas’ is to eradicate poverty which is the worst kind of violence. Well being of farmers is vital to the nation’s prosperity
Government is committed to the philosophy of ‘per drop, more crop’
Defence procurement procedure has been streamlined with a focus on indigenously designed, developed & manufactured weapon systems
Working to ensure that our Armed Forces will be equipped with the most capable and sophisticated armaments in the world
Government played a proactive role in addressing climate change by launching International Solar Alliance
Government focused on Sabka Vikas, beyond just the economic advancements that dominate headlines. Sabka Vikas means that backward sections of society are equally valued and are genuine stakeholders in the country’s progress. We must ensure that the poor and deprived are truly empowered to take advantage of opportunities to improve their lives
Firm and effective steps will be taken to deal with any situation arising out of cross-border terrorism
Setting up world-class infrastructure for Electronics manufacturing across the country remains a priority for Government. 29 Electronic Manufacturing Clusters are under development
The country recorded the highest ever software exports during 2015
The government has revived majority of the 73 stalled road projects, completed construction of 7200km of highway
In 2015 India witnessed the highest ever generation of electricity
MGNREGA scheme has been revamped to ensure efficient disbursements of wages and creation of productive assets
Following are key highlights of the President’s speech:
Parliament reflects the supreme will of people. Democratic temper calls for debate & discussion and not disruption or obstruction
Make in India initiative has achieved 39% increase in FDI inflow despite adverse global investment climate
Rural development is one of the top priorities of government. The development philosophy of government ‘Sabka saath, Sabka vikas’ is to eradicate poverty which is the worst kind of violence. Well being of farmers is vital to the nation’s prosperity
Government is committed to the philosophy of ‘per drop, more crop’
Defence procurement procedure has been streamlined with a focus on indigenously designed, developed & manufactured weapon systems
Working to ensure that our Armed Forces will be equipped with the most capable and sophisticated armaments in the world
Government played a proactive role in addressing climate change by launching International Solar Alliance
Government focused on Sabka Vikas, beyond just the economic advancements that dominate headlines. Sabka Vikas means that backward sections of society are equally valued and are genuine stakeholders in the country’s progress. We must ensure that the poor and deprived are truly empowered to take advantage of opportunities to improve their lives
Firm and effective steps will be taken to deal with any situation arising out of cross-border terrorism
Setting up world-class infrastructure for Electronics manufacturing across the country remains a priority for Government. 29 Electronic Manufacturing Clusters are under development
The country recorded the highest ever software exports during 2015
The government has revived majority of the 73 stalled road projects, completed construction of 7200km of highway
In 2015 India witnessed the highest ever generation of electricity
MGNREGA scheme has been revamped to ensure efficient disbursements of wages and creation of productive assets
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