The 7 Biggest Achievements of Modi Government in the last 5 years

1.Security: The perfect example of Modi Government's inclination towards nation's security is the bold and timely move of conducting surgical strikes on terrorist camps in PoK in Sep 2016.These terrorist camps were responsible for the infiltration in country through Kashmir.
Back in year 2015,surgical strikes were also carried out in forests of Myanmar where several terrorist camps were located and were a serious threat to country.
Increasing the defence budget from 37.4 billion dollars in 2014 to 53.5 billion dollar lead to India's fifth position in investment in Defence Sector.
2.Cleanliness Drive: The government has not just projected Swatchh Bharat Abhiyaan as done by previous government of inaugrating a project and abandoning it later, but is closely monitering the progress and has set a definite aim for cleanliness of the country by 2 Oct 2019.
Government is also aiming to achieve an Open-Defecation Free India by 2019 by constructing 12 million toilets in rural India.
The government's zeal towards hygiene can be seen on the Railway Platforms and in different cities which are being ranked on the basis of their neatness.
3.Government For The People: From the Ministry of Railways to External Affairs Ministry,time and again the government has shown the dedication for the people and is really compassionate for the citizens.
Rescuing citizens from war prone zones like Baghdad,Libya and conducting operation “Raahat” in March-Apr 2015 for the evacuation of Indian Nationals from Yemen have shown the responsibility and service of Government for the people.
The Ministry of Railways is no less in the same and has shown equal ardour in serving passangers 24*7 with the help of Modern Technology and Social media platforms such as Twitter.
4. Jan Dhan Yojana: Indeed a revolutionary mission, Jan Dhan accounts can be opened with zero balance.This is surely a small but a step empowering impoverished sections whose basic rights were being snatched by Middlemen and corrupt people of the country.Now the government is directly able to benefit them by transacting in their respective bank accounts.
5.Digitalisation And Make in India: PM Narendra Modi understands the importance of technology for the progress of any nation. By his Digital India Program he is aiming to digitalise the country and connect each and every citizen to the vast and beneficial digital world.
Fast and free wifi at major Railway Stations of the country is one the services being provided by Google India through Digital India Scheme.
Make in India,another program was launched and being promoted by the PM for increasing the investments of the foreign companies in Indian Economy.
6.Solar Power Generation And Electrifying Villages: India has great potential source of energy in the form of Solar Energy because of its favourable climatic conditions.Investing in Solar Technology India is now generating around 12,277MW electricity which was 2,621MW in 2014.
For Electrifying villages of the country DDUGJY( Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana) was launched in 2015 and has indeed done a great job. As of 25th of May 2017 around 13,523 villages have been electrified under the scheme. The government is aiming to electrify all villages by 2018.
7.Freebie LPG Distribution to BPL households:
Last but not the least the distribution of free LPG connection previous year to 1 crore rural women aiming to replace unclean cooking fuel under Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana thus reducing health hazards and air pollution.

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