Koi mahagathbandhan nahi hai, yeh race hai PM banne ki: PM Modi to Swarajya magazine
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03 Jul 2018 01:42 PM (IST)
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PM Modi to Swarajya magazine recently gave an interview to Swarajya magazine. He attacked the grnad alliance saying this allianc is just a race for being PM in 2019.
Watch the video to know what were the highlights of the interview.
He also said that the lack of data on jobs had given the opposition the opportunity "to paint a picture of their choice".
To double farmer income by 2022, his government is following a four-pronged strategy, which seeks to decrease input cost, ensure proper prices for the produce, minimise harvest and post-harvest losses and create more avenues for income generation, the prime minister said in an interview to Swarajya magazine.
Responding to a question on job employment, he said there is lack of consistency in the political debate around job creation.
"We have data put out by state governments on employment. For example, the previous Karnataka government claimed to have created 53 lakh jobs. The West Bengal government said it created 68 lakh jobs in the last term."
"... if states are all creating good numbers of jobs, is it possible that the country is not creating jobs? Is it possible that states are creating jobs but the Centre is creating joblessness?" he wondered.
More than a lack of jobs, the issue is lack of data on jobs, he pointed out.
Watch the video to know what were the highlights of the interview.
He also said that the lack of data on jobs had given the opposition the opportunity "to paint a picture of their choice".
To double farmer income by 2022, his government is following a four-pronged strategy, which seeks to decrease input cost, ensure proper prices for the produce, minimise harvest and post-harvest losses and create more avenues for income generation, the prime minister said in an interview to Swarajya magazine.
Responding to a question on job employment, he said there is lack of consistency in the political debate around job creation.
"We have data put out by state governments on employment. For example, the previous Karnataka government claimed to have created 53 lakh jobs. The West Bengal government said it created 68 lakh jobs in the last term."
"... if states are all creating good numbers of jobs, is it possible that the country is not creating jobs? Is it possible that states are creating jobs but the Centre is creating joblessness?" he wondered.
More than a lack of jobs, the issue is lack of data on jobs, he pointed out.