Current Economic and Political Scenario in India: NaMo Government completes 100 days

Current Economic and Political Scenario in India: NaMo Government completes 100 days

The current political scenario has been much improved since the stable government is given mendate by the people in general elections, 2014.

Much speculations about a ganging government were proved myth, and finally the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) got the clear majority – formed the government at centre.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has completed fist 100 days in office, people from all the corner of the country have been praising the development work carried in these 100 days.

The impact is clear and loud as for the first time manufacturing sector has gained momentum in last three months.

There were signs of weaken inflation rate, and the stock markets have been gaining keeping investors expectations up.

Economic progress is visible as the current account deficit is down.

There has been improvement in the economic scenario, and the country is heading towards economic growth freeing it from the clutches of slowdown.

In political scenario, there is stability is the country so the business in Parliament is going well. Government has been bringing many welfare schemes for the betterment of the people.

In order to connect people to banking, the government of India has started ‘Jan Dhan Yojna’, that added more than one crore bank account. The government aims add around seven crore bank account.

In the arena of foreign policy also, the government has been doing well. However, the ceasefire violation by the neighbor Pakistan is concern.

The recent visit to Japan, could be another milestone for India’s progress. The Prime Minister hold meeting with his counterpart in Japan.

Japan assures to invest in India for next five year for the progress and the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi has assured for speed clearance of the investment projects from Japan.

In media, there were reports about the 100 days report card about the NDA government. Those say that the people are happy about the work is being carried out by the government in these 100 days.

The recent by-elections are however a jolt to the BJP, where the anti-BJP parties have won there.

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Materialistic Life Not Good for You

Research Says: It’s not good to lead ‘only’ Materialistic Life

What describes a materialistic person? Always thinking of material things, properties, wealth, cash, gold, vehicles, and the list is just unlimited. Today he buys the best model car, tomorrow there is another one out and he is after it. There is no place for the word contentment in the dictionary of a materialistic person.

One desire fulfilled another one takes it place, one wish materializes another one comes up and the wheel goes on and on. So, frankly speaking a person running after the things in the world can never lead a peaceful and contended life. This is what all the spiritual persons of the world since ages have been teaching us but now research has proved this fact that those persons who are purely leading materialistic life can never lead a happy and satisfied life, reasons are.

Materialistic people always see what they lack and what they want to have, so they are never happy with, and are grateful for, what they have in life, this leads to lack of satisfaction and depression in life. On the other hand those people who are grateful for what they have and lead a life filled with gratitude have a positive outlook towards life and are likely to be more satisfied and happy with their life.
It is as simple as looking at a half filled glass, one person sees that it is half full and is happy about the fact and the other one looks that it is half empty and is depressed about it. It is not correct either to completely lead a materialistic life and to avoid spiritual life and to lead a completely spiritual life leaving materialistic life. When we learn how to strike a balance between both, then we will be able to lead a complete and meaningful life.



So, want to lead a happy and satisfied life? Then don’t lead ‘just’ materialistic life.

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