It's Going To Be Big Decisions In Modi's 3rd Term?
Ahead of the elections, sensational news is doing rounds that say that the work has already begun on what decisions to be taken in the third term
By: Tupaki Desk | 6 April 2024 11:59 AM GMT
Narendra Modi won two terms as the PM. He is eyeing the third term. A few surveys say that his popularity did not decrease and the voters will support him. Compared to 2014, BJP won more seats in 2019 despite a lot of criticism. This time, the BJP wants to win 400 seats, which is a big number.
Ahead of the elections, sensational news is doing rounds that say that the work has already begun on what decisions to be taken in the third term. Modi 2.0 has been a sensation with the decisions the government took. Scrapping Article 370, triple talaq, bank mergers, and Privatisation are the decisions the govt took in the second term. Modi 1.0 took a sensational decision in the form of demonetisation.
Now the media reports are saying that Modi 3.0 is going to be a collection of sensational decisions covering various sectors. Giving a big push to the defense sector is also on the list reportedly.
If we have to take anything from the reports, the government is reportedly thinking of increasing pensions by 50 percent by 2030 and taking the participation of women in the workforce to 50 percent.
The Government has bigger plans for the country and for this, it might work on increasing the electric vehicle sales to 30 percent which is just 7 percent now. The Ministries might be reduced and a big focus might be kept on increasing private investments.
Talking about the other decisions, the government might work on reducing the workload of the judiciary by reducing the pending cases in the courts to below one crore by 2030. The occupancy in courts will be increased and undertrials among prisoners will also be cut short. Another big decision is that the government is reportedly thinking about taking the spending on the defense sector to 3% of GDP.
The reports on this are getting a mixed response. While a few say that implementing these ideas is not an easy task, few others say that Narendra Modi took sensational decisions in the current term and it might do the same in the next term too.
