Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Bharat will have its own space station by 2035! Bharat is witnessing a huge leap as ISRO and the Department of Biotechnology join forces. This collaboration aims to fuel Bharat’s ambitions in space exploration and biotechnology, enabling advancements in: -microgravity research -space biotechnology -bioastronautics Dr. Singh shared a glimpse into Bharat’s future: by 2035, Bharat will have its own space station, Bhartiya Antriksh Station. Through this partnership, biotech is no longer confined to labs but is reaching the boundless realm of space. Dr. Singh credited PM Narendra Modi’s vision of opening the space sector to private players, leading to the emergence of nearly 300 startups in the space economy. These startups, along with innovations in biotech, will drive Bharat towards a $300 billion bioeconomy by 2030 under the BioE3 Policy. With such initiatives, Bharat strengthens its position as a leader in science and technology, fostering global recognition in both space and biotech sectors.

Bharat has launched 3 PARAM Rudra supercomputers under the National Supercomputing Mission Bharat has taken a significant leap in technological advancement with the inauguration of 3 PARAM Rudra supercomputers, dedicated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. These cutting-edge machines, deployed in Pune, Delhi, and Kolkata, are set to revolutionize research in fields like physics, earth sciences, and cosmology. They exemplify Bharat's vision of self-reliance through scientific innovation, aligning with the country's broader goals of technological leadership in Industry 4.0 and quantum computing. The Prime Minister emphasized that these supercomputers mark a new era of self-reliance, with computing power now synonymous with national capability. This computing revolution will enable Bharat to lead global advancements in artificial intelligence, machine learning, weather forecasting, and even agricultural decision-making, benefiting common citizens across the country. Additionally, PM Narendra Modi highlighted Bharat's growing prominence in space technology, citing achievements like the Chandrayaan-3 moon landing and future projects like the Gaganyaan mission. He stressed that Bharat’s scientific innovations are not just about technology but about empowering the common man, enhancing ease of living, and ensuring national progress. These supercomputers are a testament to Bharat's commitment to innovation and its aspiration to lead globally in technology.

Share of self-employed women has increased to 67% in 2023-2! The Periodic Labour Force Survey has shown a striking rise in the number of self-employed women, now comprising 67.4% of employed women compared to 51.9% in 2017-18. This surge is even more notable in rural areas, where the figure has jumped to 73.5%. Such growth is reflective of improved access to essential services like piped drinking water and clean cooking fuel, allowing women more time to participate in the workforce. Additionally, the Labour Force Participation Rate for women rose to 41.7% from 23.3% in 2017-18, marking a significant shift in female involvement in economic activities. This transformation reflects the profound impact of expanded access to basic amenities, enabling rural women to move beyond household duties and contribute to family-run enterprises, agriculture, and other economic endeavours. With fewer hours spent on essential yet unpaid chores, they can now channel their efforts toward productive work that directly benefits their households. The broader implications of this are crucial for Bharat's economic growth. The increased participation of women, particularly in self-employment, boosts household incomes and enhances economic resilience. By being able to engage more in agriculture or small-scale businesses, women are playing a pivotal role in ensuring the sustainability of rural economies. The NDA government has been instrumental in fostering this change through initiatives aimed at improving access to basic amenities and promoting economic inclusion for women. Schemes such as PM Ujjwala Yojana (for clean cooking fuel) and Jal Jeevan Mission (for water accessibility) have been critical in enabling women to pursue self-employment opportunities, contributing to their overall empowerment.

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Mangal Jyoti Badodia's life journey, filled with struggles and obstacles, mirrors the challenges faced by many in Bharat's remote tribal villages. Growing up, Mangal had limited access to education, forced to travel over 30 km daily on unsafe local transport. Yet, hope arrived when she learned about the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana training at PMKK-Ratlam. The free vocational program gave her not just skills but also the confidence she had always lacked. The opportunity to train under PMKVY allowed her to set new goals, and after completing her training, she secured a stable job with Reliance Smart, earning ₹ 8,500 monthly—an income that helped her lift her family from financial struggles. Today, Mangal Jyoti is not just an employee but a symbol of what empowerment looks like. She has become the brand ambassador for the National Skill Development Corporation's ambitious skill development project, standing as an inspiration for countless others in Bharat’s most underserved regions. Mangal’s transformation is not an isolated story. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s leadership has revolutionised the landscape of skill development in Bharat through PMKVY. The scheme is enabling individuals, particularly from marginalised backgrounds, to gain essential skills that help them secure meaningful employment, contributing not only to their personal growth but to the country’s economy. This initiative showcases how skill training can be the foundation for self-reliance and dignity across Bharat.

For 70 long years, the residents of Jokapath village in Chhattisgarh lived in darkness. Surrounded by mountains and dense forests, commuting and daily life were difficult. Without electricity, the village seemed stuck in time. But this all changed when the Saubhagya Yojana brought light to Jokapath. For the first time, children could study after sunset, and the once-impossible task of crossing from one area to another became easier with light. Villagers celebrated the installation of electric poles and bulbs—basic facilities that had remained a distant dream for generations. The joy of seeing their children running errands after dusk, no longer bound by darkness, was indescribable. For these families, electricity meant more than just light; it meant hope, progress, and a brighter future. This transformative change is a testament to the Saubhagya Yojana's impact in the most remote parts of Bharat. Villages like Jokapath, once forgotten, now stand illuminated, paving the way for a future filled with opportunities. Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s vision for Bharat’s electrification has turned dreams into reality for millions. Through Saubhagya Yojana, his leadership has ensured that even the most isolated villages are connected to the nation's growth, symbolizing a new era of empowerment and inclusivity. The darkness of the past has been replaced with the light of progress.

In the first 100 days of PM Narendra Modi's 3rd term, the NDA Govt. has made a lasting impact on Bharat’s cities and citizens. Metro projects in major cities such as Bengaluru, Thane, and Pune have been launched, totaling a massive ₹30,700 crore investment aimed at revolutionising public transportation. These projects are designed to not only ease traffic congestion and reduce travel times but also to promote sustainable urban development, improve connectivity, and support economic growth. The Bengaluru Metro Rail Project Phase-3, spanning 44.65 km with two new elevated corridors and 31 stations, is set to significantly enhance the city’s metro network, bringing it to 220 km upon completion. This major development promises to alleviate road congestion and improve urban mobility for millions of residents, with the projected total cost standing at ₹15,611 crore. The Thane Integral Ring Metro Rail Project in Maharashtra, covering 29 km with 22 stations, will play a crucial role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving travel efficiency. The Pune Metro Phase-I project, extending from Swargate to Katraj, introduces an underground extension that will alleviate traffic congestion and offer seamless connectivity throughout the city. This 5.46 km line will enhance public transport options for commuters, including students and professionals, and is projected to carry up to 1.97 lakh passengers by 2057. These projects reflect the NDA government’s commitment to driving urban mobility and enhancing connectivity across India. In just 100 days, these transformative initiatives under PM Narendra Modi's leadership exemplify the government's push for sustainable urban development, economic growth, and a better quality of life for the Indian people.

PM Narendra Modi said, "The Jal Jeevan Mission was envisioned to ensure that every Indian has access to clean and safe water." In the heart of Amargarh village, West Bengal, Rakhi Bagdi lived through struggles that defined her resilience. A mother of two, bound by the shackles of caste and poverty, she faced a harsh reality when her village’s only tube well dried up. With her husband barely managing on a daily wage of ₹8,000, the community faced an acute water crisis. But Rakhi wasn’t one to be defeated. Driven by the love for her children and a fierce determination, she led her community to appeal to the panchayat for a solution. Their collective voice was heard, and the Jal Jeevan Mission became their lifeline. The day clean water flowed from taps in every household was a day that marked more than the end of a water crisis—it was a victory for dignity, equality, and hope. What once seemed impossible was now reality. Rakhi’s children no longer had to walk miles to fetch water, freeing them to focus on their education. The transformation brought by the Jal Jeevan Mission is not just about infrastructure; it’s a story of resilience and the power of collective action. It’s a reminder that when given the right resources, even the most marginalised communities can rise above discrimination and hardship. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision has been instrumental in ensuring that the Jal Jeevan Mission reaches every corner of Bharat. His leadership has empowered millions like Rakhi, turning the simple act of providing water into a force of social justice, equality, and opportunity for all. This is more than a policy—it’s a revolution in dignity, health, and empowerment.

Within the 1st 100 days, the NDA Govt. has showcased an unwavering commitment to Bharat’s infrastructure growth. They have launched ambitious projects aimed at transforming the nation’s connectivity and boosting its economy. One of the most significant announcements came on August 2, when the government approved 8 National High-Speed Corridor projects spanning over 900 kms at an estimated cost of ₹50,655 cr. This initiative alone is projected to create 4.42 cr man-days of direct and indirect employment, a move that will undeniably impact Bharat’s economy positively. The 6-lane Agra-Gwalior National High-Speed Corridor, which will enhance connectivity between Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, reduce travel time by 50%, and cut logistics costs significantly. The 4-lane Kharagpur-Moregram corridor will offer a substantial 5-fold increase in traffic capacity and cut down travel time from 10 hours to just 3-5 hours. These projects aim to strengthen economic ties between key states, improving trade routes and enabling faster movement of goods and people. In only 100 days, the government's focus on improving transportation efficiency, reducing congestion, and enhancing trade connectivity reflects its broader goal of turning Bharat into a global economic powerhouse. With more such projects set to roll out, it is clear that the government’s re-election has brought with it a renewed vigour for development, paving the way for significant progress in infrastructure and employment generation across Bharat.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi virtually inaugurated 6 new Vande Bharat trains With these additions, the fleet of Vande Bharat trains has expanded from 54 to 60, providing 120 daily trips and improving travel across 280 districts in 24 states and union territories. The new routes include key connections like Tatanagar to Patna, Rourkela to Howrah, Deoghar to Varanasi, and Bhagalpur to Howrah. These high-speed trains are enhancing connectivity to pilgrimage sites such as Baidyanath Dham in Deoghar, Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi, and Kalighat in Kolkata. They will also support industrial hubs like the coal mines in Dhanbad and steel industries in Durgapur, contributing to the regional economy. The Vande Bharat 2.0 trains are equipped with features such as: -faster acceleration  -Kavach safety systems -WiFi -anti-virus technology In total, these improvements showcase the government's commitment to ensuring that modern infrastructure benefits every part of the country.