In this news blog you are going to get info on various success and achievements of ministries of modi government during 2014-24. Give it a glance because anyways it is important news regarding what work BJP government has done in last 10 years.
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List of Ministry-wise Successes of BJP Government :
Ministry of Road Transport & Highways
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Development and maintenance of National Highways and road transport infrastructure |
| Major Achievements | – National Highway length increased from 91,287 km (2014) to 146,195 km (2024) – Completion of 4-laning/6-laning projects under Bharatmala – High-speed corridors and expressways launched |
| Flagship Schemes | Bharatmala Pariyojana, FASTag, e-Transport, Setu Bharatam |
| GDP Contribution | Approx. 3% of GDP |
| Jobs Created | Indirectly created lakhs of jobs in infrastructure and logistics |
Ministry of Railways
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Operation, management, and modernization of Indian Railways |
| Major Achievements | – Electrification of 40,000+ km routes – Speed enhancement to 130 kmph on major routes – Introduction of Vande Bharat trains – Station redevelopment under Amrit Bharat scheme |
| Flagship Schemes | PM GatiShakti, Rail Kaushal Vikas Yojana |
| GDP Contribution | Approx. 1% |
| Jobs Created | Millions employed directly and via infrastructure, manufacturing, services |
Ministry of Science & Technology
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Promote research, scientific innovation, and technological development |
| Major Achievements | – Supported 10,000+ research projects – Advanced work in quantum tech, AI, biotech – Established Atal Innovation Mission |
| Flagship Schemes | INSPIRE, SERB (Science and Engineering Research Board), National Research Foundation (NRF) |
| GDP Contribution | Approx. 0.7% (R&D sector) |
| Jobs Created | Indirect jobs in research, tech innovation, startups |
Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Skill training and job-oriented vocational programs |
| Major Achievements | – Over 1.4 crore youth trained under PMKVY – Over 14,900 training centres established – 223+ new-age skill courses launched |
| Flagship Schemes | PM Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS), Rozgar Melas |
| GDP Contribution | Indirect via improved productivity |
| Jobs Created | Over 1.4 crore skilled workforce; major boost to employability |
Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Empower marginalized communities including SC/ST/OBC & disabled persons |
| Major Achievements | – Over ₹75,000 crore allocated to SC/ST/OBC welfare – Promotion of education, hostels, scholarships – Campaigns for drug de-addiction and disability empowerment |
| Flagship Schemes | SMILE, Ambedkar Foundation Schemes, Top Class Education for SCs |
| GDP Contribution | Indirect via social development |
| Jobs Created | Welfare-based employment; jobs via NGO and social sector programs |
Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Provide reliable statistics and oversee program monitoring |
| Major Achievements | – Regular National Sample Surveys – Real-time monitoring of infrastructure via CPGRAMS – Reforms in GDP & CPI estimation methodology |
| Flagship Schemes | MPLADS, Annual Survey of Industries (ASI), Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS) |
| GDP Contribution | Enables effective policy-making (indirect) |
| Jobs Created | Jobs in field surveys, data analytics, research agencies |
Ministry of Steel
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Formulation of policies for growth and development of the steel sector |
| Major Achievements | – India became 2nd largest steel producer globally – Capacity expanded from 97 MT to 154 MT – ₹6,322 crore allocated under PLI for Specialty Steel |
| Flagship Schemes | National Steel Policy 2017, PLI Scheme |
| GDP Contribution | Approx. 2% |
| Jobs Created | Employment in steel plants, ancillary industries, logistics |
Ministry of Textiles
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Promotion and development of textile industry, handlooms and exports |
| Major Achievements | – Production-linked incentives (PLI) launched – Integrated Textile Parks operational – Export support and global marketing initiatives |
| Flagship Schemes | ATUFS, PM MITRA Parks, Handloom Weavers’ Yojana |
| GDP Contribution | Approx. 2% |
| Jobs Created | Directly employs over 4.5 crore people (incl. 35 lakh handloom workers) |
Ministry of Tourism
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Key Role | Promote tourism and cultural heritage of India |
| Major Achievements | – Rs 2,400 crore+ invested under Swadesh Darshan – Rise in domestic and international tourists – Digital tourism initiatives launched |
| Flagship Schemes | Swadesh Darshan, PRASHAD, Dekho Apna Desh |
| GDP Contribution | ~2.5% of GDP (pre-COVID); recovering post-pandemic |
| Jobs Created | 8%+ of total employment (direct + indirect) pre-pandemic |
Conclusion :
Macroeconomic & Financial Performance of Key BJP Central Ministries (2014–2024)
| Ministry | Financial/Economic Impact | Downstream Effects | Challenges |
|---|---|---|---|
| Road Transport & Highways | – Toll revenue: ₹42,000cr (2023) vs. ₹4,770cr (2014) – Road construction pace: 28 km/day (2024) vs. 12 km/day (2014) | – Logistics cost ↓ from 14% to 8% of GDP (2024) – Freight efficiency ↑ by 30% | Land acquisition delays (15% projects stalled) |
| Railways | – Freight revenue: ₹1.6L cr (2023) vs. ₹94,000cr (2014) – Operating ratio improved: 98% (2014) → 76% (2023) | – Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) to save ₹1.2L cr/year in logistics costs (when fully operational) | Passenger subsidies strain finances (₹59,000cr/yr) |
| Steel | – SAIL net profit: ₹2,100cr (2023) vs. ₹2,300cr loss (2014) – Steel exports: 9.1B(2023)vs.9.1B(2023)vs.5.7B (2014) | – PLI scheme to attract ₹30,000cr investment in specialty steel | Cheap Chinese imports (25% market share) |
| Textiles | – Textile exports: 44B(2023)vs.44B(2023)vs.37B (2014) – PLI disbursement: ₹1,700cr/₹10,683cr allocated (2024) | – PM MITRA Parks to generate 20L jobs (7 parks approved) | Low FDI (2.8Bvs.2.8Bvs.5B target) |
| Tourism | – Tourism revenue: 34B(2023)vs.34B(2023)vs.28B (2014) – Swadesh Darshan ROI: ₹2,400cr → ₹9,200cr local economy boost | – 8% employment share (pre-pandemic) | Foreign tourists still 20% below 2019 levels |
| Skill Development | – PMKVY cost per trainee: ₹8,000 vs. ₹12,000 (private avg.) – NAPS placements: 5.8L (2023) | – Skilled workers ↑ productivity by 18% (NSDC 2023) | Only 30% placement rate |
| Science & Tech | – Startup valuation: 350B(2023)vs.350B(2023)vs.19B (2014) – R&D spend: 0.7% GDP (unchanged since 2014) | – Deep Tech startups ↑ 400%since 2016 | Low private R&D (0.3% GDP) |
Key Insights & Performance Grading of Ministries (2014–2024)
Top Performers (Grade A)
| Ministry | Grade | Reasons |
|---|---|---|
| Road Transport & Highways | A | – 8.8x toll revenue growth (₹4,770cr → ₹42,000cr) – Logistics cost ↓ to 8% of GDP (global benchmark) – 28 km/day construction pace (global leader) |
| Railways | A- | – Freight revenue up 70% (₹94,000cr → ₹1.6L cr) – Operating ratio ↓ to 76% (efficiency gain) – Vande Bharat & electrification success |
| Steel | B+ | – SAIL turnaround (₹2,300cr loss → ₹2,100cr profit) – 2nd largest global producer – PLI attracting ₹30,000cr investment |
Moderate Performers (Grade B)
| Ministry | Grade | Reasons |
|---|---|---|
| Textiles | B | – Exports up 19% (37B→37B→44B) – PM MITRA Parks potential (20L jobs) – Low PLI disbursement (16%) |
| Science & Tech | B- | – Startup valuation ↑ 18x (19B→19B→350B) – Deep Tech boom (400% growth) – R&D stuck at 0.7% GDP |
Needs Improvement (Grade C)
| Ministry | Grade | Reasons |
|---|---|---|
| Tourism | C+ | – Revenue up 21% (28B→28B→34B) but below 2019 levels – Slow FDI recovery |
| Skill Development | C | – 1.4 crore trained but 30% placement rate – Low industry linkage |
Key Macroeconomic Takeaways for BJP Ministries
Winners:
- Roads & Railways drove infrastructure-led growth, reducing logistics costs and boosting freight efficiency.
- Steel became a global powerhouse with profitable PSUs and export growth.
Mixed Results:
- Textiles showed export growth but PLI underperformance.
- Science & Tech had startup success but low R&D investment.
Lagging:
- Tourism struggled post-COVID; Skill India needs better job linkages.
Recommendations
- Textiles: Faster PLI disbursement and FDI incentives.
- Tourism: Aggressive global marketing campaigns.
- Skill Development: Strengthen corporate partnerships for placements.
I hope you liked this article regarding review of performance of various BJP central government ministries. I hope you found it interesting.
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