Modi govt keeps working silently amid chaos

CHICAGO, IL– While the JNU fracas is being played out in the media for almost two weeks, this is what also happened:

–India struck a unique oil deal with the UAE, which will land it 4 million barrels of oil almost free after 5 years.
–Indian Railways auctioned scrap for almost Rs.3000 crores through an online auction that is transparent and therefore scam-free.
–The Make-in-India event in Maharashtra saw commitments of Rs.15.2 lakh crores. Even if we assume a 10% conversion of those commitments, there are possible investments of Rs.1.52 lakh crores.
–First batch of 800 cars have been shipped from Chennai port to Kandla. Seaway movement of cargo within the country was not permitted under law. The present government changed that law. This would result in transportation costs dropping to almost 1/3rd from Rs. 1.50 per kg a km to Rs.0.50 a kg a km.
Good work is happening in the country. The government may not be working at a pace you desire, but it is working–away from the noise and hubris of the news channels!
There were four other important happenings that the media should have specially covered this week, but were not at all mentioned by the Press which seems to be hand in hand with the Congress and is busy in terrorising people with news of intolerance, creating situations of suicide and other silly childish gimmicks misusing the student community.
The four important developments were:
–The World Bank has appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s favourite Project ‘Clean India’ and announced support of 1.5 billion dollars for the project.
–The ‘Nuclear Energy Agreement’ between India and Japan has been applauded by ‘IEA–Inventions for Energy Alternatives’ supporting Solar Energy Exploration and announced that with this collaboration India will achieve a great milestone in the use of solar energy that will be exemplary to the whole world.
–Within the next one year Google is going to provide free wifi service in 100 railway stations and are going to train 20 lakh Android developers which means that 20 lakh youth will get the job opportunity.
–Henceforth, CBSC books will be available online for free. Central Minister Smriti Irani has planned this special project.
When media and newspapers have lost their conscience for social responsibility, Indian citizens have to take this responsibility to spread this message to maximum voters regarding the prospects Namo government is bringing fo them.