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The National Democratic Alliance government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has kicked off a two-part survey where the people will rate its policies and initiatives as it completes two years in office. Thousands have already joined in to answer the 30 questions covering anything from foreign policy to signature schemes such as Swachh Bharat, Digital India and Make In India, hosted on the citizen engagement platform mygov,in.
While Make in India, ease of doing business and controlling corruption
figure somewhere in the middle of the ratings, other schemes such as
Swachh Bharat, Digital India and unearthing black money have scored the least.
Initial data captured on the portal will make Railway Minister Suresh
Prabhu happy. More than 74 per cent of the people who have participated
in the survey so far have given 5 stars to the government effort in
modernising Indian Railways, taking it to the top position out of a
total of 15 schemes. Only 1.04 per cent of the people have given it 1
star. Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari is next with 65.8 per cent people
giving 5 stars to government efforts in providing highway connectivity.
It is the only sector where nobody has given it the lowest grade of 1.
The
NDA's foreign policy has scored high as well with 63.21 per cent giving
the initiative 5 stars. It got 1 star from 3.63 per cent of the
respondents. The PM himself has mostly been at the forefront of the
foreign policy initiatives, though Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj is
also seen having contributed to the overall effort. To read complete article
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