PM Modi inaugurates Power Project in Srinagar

After winning people’s hearts at Srinagar rally earlier in the day, Prime Minister Modi today inaugurated 450 MW Baglihar Power Project at Ramban where he said that every village will have electricity by 2022.

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HRD minister proves her generosity and genuine concern towards education and real talent

Dharamraj works for a Surat mill and hardly manages to fend for his family of seven. When sons - Raju, 18, and Brijesh, 19, broke the news of their stellar performance to their dad, he didn't even know why it was such a big deal. Both his sons have cracked the IIT entrance test — Raju securing rank 167 and Brijesh 410. Dharamraj, a daily-wage earner, desperately needs Rs 1 lakh for their admission fees. But that's an astronomical sum, for he barely makes ends meet. Dharamraj and his family live in a rundown mud hut with a tarpaulin thatch at Rehua Lalganj village. Dharamraj owns eight goats, one cycle, and a table fan. They bagged scholarships to prepare for their IIT entrance. But now what? Where to raise the money from? I don't own a single inch of land," lamented Dharamraj. Both boys scored over 95% in their Class X exams, after which they were picked for a scholarship programme. HRD Minister Mrs. Smriti Irani has assured the IIT 2015 topper that his ent...

Nitin Gadkari Report Card

1 Road projects worth Rs 50,000 cr to start this year in UP: Gadkari 2 200 cr trees to be planted along highways: Gadkari 3 Rs 10 Lakh Cr Investment in Highways, Shipping by 2019: Gadkari 4 Stuck Rs 1.8lakh crore road projects to be launched by Aug15: Nitin Gadkari 5 Electronic toll system can help save Rs 86K crore annually: Nitin Gadkari 6 Nitin Gadkari aims at 30 kilometre road building a day by 2016 7 Gadkari clears Rs.17,700 crore projects for Bengal 8 Toll collections scrapped at 62 plazas in 15 states: Govt

Government to spend Rs 50,000 crore under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana

The spending this year is expected to bring an additional 6 lakh hectares under irrigation while 5 lakh hectares will benefit from drip irrigation. That apart, 1,300 watershed projects have been marked for completion. With an eye on improving farm productivity, the government will spend Rs 50,000 crore over the next five years under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (PMKSY). "It has been decided that in 5 years, Rs 50,000 crore from the central Budget would be utilised. Besides, the FM said the scheme is aimed at enhancing recharge of aquifers and introducing sustainable water conservation practices by exploring feasibility of re-using treated municipal water for peri-urban agriculture and attracting greater private investment in precision irrigation. Source:- Government to spend Rs 50,000 crore under the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana - The Economic Times

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