The
more the vituperative invectives showered by the Congress inside and outside
the parliament, the more it will be indirectly helpful for BJP’s limping
exuberance. Ever since, Modi has occupied the prestigious position of PM,
Congress is not taking any respite to thwart his socioeconomic efforts to
discredit him. Modi is vociferously vocal in all his statements to counter
their illogical allegations, but he is not projecting the economic upswing happening in the recent past. Though the same
is the strategic business efforts by
overseas corporations, but purely it is based on his relentless activities.
This is evident from the present statistics of FDI inflows, which has been increased
by nearly 49%
Modi
has put his considerable efforts to scale up the foreign policies and also to swing
the pendulum to change the shamble conditions of the economy. These are
laudable choices, but that does not mean that he has distracted his attention
from pressing domestic issues. The opposition forces are unnecessarily barking
of NDA government’s failure to streamline the domestic situations with respect
to economic and many social status-quo. Modi is not using his volubility, for
which he is an expert to highlight his above achievement. In fact, based on his
tireless diligence, he has convinced many
big giants of the world either to open or expand their various business
operations in India. For example, an investment of nearly 5 billions USD by
FOXCONN will create a job opportunity for nearly 50000 persons; CISCO is going
to increase its production capacity; Xiaomi and Gionee are expanding their
operations in India.
China’s
economic recession has prompted these electronic giants to formulate their business
enhancement over here. Apart from theses, GE has put up an advanced manufacturing
capacity in Pune. The auto conglomerate Renault is starting to export Indian
design and manufactured products globally. Ford and Daimler are also following
the same steps. The retail markets of India are pervaded by the world
renowned companies like Ikea and H & M. UNCTAD has reported India’s
upgrading from investment point of view. India now stands at number 9 from an
earlier rating of 14. All these are the fruition of indomitable and incredible efforts
of Modi, because most of these
successful avenues have taken place precisely, in the last one year. Under the
blemish banner to evoke criticism by the Congress party that Modi is not paying a much attention to domestic fronts,
they are digging a big grave for their own burial, at least politically.
The
reduction in oil price and some more other commodities, improvement in the
USA’s economy and shelving of the rate hike by US Fed have paved a way to India
for its much needed fiscal and monetary policy strengthening, which the country
is doing. India
is no longer considered as a fragile five and now is one of the most sought out
countries for business investment purpose. Despite all these achievements, Modi
is a bit subdued in parliament and not projecting these financial statistics as
an armor to curb the negative influences
of the opposition forces, who are every now and then disrupting the crucial
debates and decisions. Though the upswing of the economy is not so noticeable,
but it is coming out of the shackles of
the dark cloud. Now, it needs the cooperation of the Indian business tycoons
and industrialists to improve upon the same to become one of the financially
domineering countries in the world. Modi must communicate his government’s
successes on the above lines. Investment
behavior is all about expectations and the same must be translated into
realities through effective communications so as to slice the oppositions into
pieces. This is an upheaval task and Modi is a bit skittish to act on this
critical issue and his slowness giving Congress an upper hand to scream
vehemently without making any contribution to country’s present growth. Their
wallowing is a blessing in disguise for Modi, but in the absence of effective
communication intermixed with extraordinary achievement statistics, his efforts
will be stultified and the country will
be again in financial doldrums.
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