This Minister From Odisha Is Among The Top 15 In Modi 2.0
Bhubaneswar: Union Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw has found a place among the top 15 Ministers in the Union Cabinet for his ambitious projects, according to an IANS-CVoter Survey. The bureaucrat-turned-politician is known for projects such as the bullet train and running of trains during the pandemic for transportation of grains and other essential commodities.
As per the survey, NDA voters gave Vaishnaw a score of 6.82 out of 10, placing him at the 12th spot, while the opposition voters gave 5.96 score, thus giving him the 7th rank.
With 7.20 score of 7.20, he garnered second position among the social group parameters of the Christian community, while it is the first position among the non-formal education first with 7.49 that showed the Minister’s pan-India appeal across sections.
The government claimed that the Indian Railways had spread goodwill during the Covid-19 crisis as it supplied essential commodities like foodgrains, coal, petroleum, fertilizer and iron ore; improved infrastructure leading to added safety; not to mention the bullet train, Vande Bharat Express that set the bar high.
Improved connectivity and expansion of the network to northeast India and to the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir have been on top of the chart.
The solarisation of Indian Railways has been an ambitious project taken by with great planning and earnest implementation towards net zero carbon emissions. Perhaps, to explain his philosophy and the manner in which his Ministry is run, it would make for an education to know what the Minister said on Saturday.
“We would not set smaller goals, but higher, bigger goals. We would work so hard to set an example in front of the people. In the next five years, the Railways’ reputation should be such that anywhere across India, any complex project to be done, the country should say, ‘hand it over to the railways and it will be done’,” Vaishnaw said outlining his vision for his Ministry during the 67th National Rail Award 2022.
The survey has been conducted on completion of eight years of the NDA government headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Centre.
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