Opinion

The article by BJP National Vice President M Chuba Ao reflects on India's development outlook for 2025, paying tribute to former PM Manmohan Singh's economic reforms. It highlights Modi government's achievements in expanding development to all regions, especially the Northeast, through initiatives like increased railway infrastructure and financial inclusion through widespread bank account creation.

The Ministry of Tourism is transforming Haryana's tourism landscape through strategic initiatives like the Krishna Circuit, Swadesh Darshan scheme, and cultural festivals. By investing in infrastructure, promoting spiritual and heritage sites, and focusing on sustainable development, Haryana is emerging as a vibrant destination that showcases its rich cultural legacy while attracting global tourists.

Drawing parallels between Game of Thrones' warning "Winter is coming" and today's climate crisis, particularly in northern India's severe air pollution (AQI 900+), the text highlights humanity's struggle to unite against environmental threats. While nations focus on political and economic power, the urgent need for collective action against climate change remains unaddressed.

BJP's historic victory in Haryana marks its third consecutive term, showcasing its transformation since 2014 under the leadership of Manohar Lal Khattar and Nayab Singh Saini. The party's developmental focus, inclusivity, and welfare measures gained strong public support. PM Modi's leadership and the abrogation of Article 370 also resonated with voters.

The BJP's 2024 Haryana Vidhan Sabha victory was driven by strategic leadership transition, social engineering targeting OBC and Dalit voters, robust grassroots campaigning by the RSS, and resilience against anti-incumbency. The fragmented opposition further enabled BJP's dominance, solidifying its political strength in Haryana and setting the stage for future electoral successes.

In the first 100 days of Modi 3.0, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has launched numerous initiatives across sectors including infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare, youth empowerment, and national security. With significant investments and policy reforms, the government aims to boost economic growth, improve social welfare, and position India as a global powerhouse.

Religion alone cannot be a criterion to keep a country united. Hence Bengali Muslims in the then East Pakistan revolted and Bangladesh was born. 

The book Bravehearts of Bharat is authored by noted author Mr. Vikram Sampath. Vikram Sampath is one of the leading historians in the nation. Vikram Sampath is also a noted author who has authored books on icons like Veer Savarkar, Wadiyar dynasty to name a few. He is also first member which is a great recognition for his talent at history writing.

Being a UNSC permanent member, helps a nation to increase its geopolitical stature and at the same time, makes the country take national security measures using diplomacy as an efficient means. UNSC members also have the power to veto or stall the decisions made by the rest of the United Nations. Being a member of UNSC also allows a member state to be entitled for benefits of being a crucial member in all other sister UN organisations like WHO, World Bank etc.  which play an important role in good governance.

We can see that economic geography has also risen due to influence from the then ruling classes. The subject gained further popularity post world war–2, when even environmental economics gained popularity. Today when Prime Minister Modi is speaking of green financing, that is also a major part of the economic geography.

In the history of India, there have been many kings and queens, however, there are very few whose contribution has been remembered even after their death. One such ruler was Punyashlok Ahilyabai Holkar of Maratha kingdom, who went on to achieve this feat. Punyashloka Ahilyabai Holkar is the reason why the magnificent city of Indore is existent in its present form today. Holkar’s legacy is so evident that the temples that she helped in re-innovating are a crucial part of the country’s cultural legacy today.

As a final-year Global Affairs student at OP Jindal Global University in Sonipat, Parag Gilada brings a unique perspective to the analysis of Haryana's evolving political landscape. With a passion for regional politics and a keen interest in the interplay between local and national dynamics, Gilada examines the challenges and opportunities facing the BJP in the upcoming 2024 Haryana Vidhan Sabha elections.