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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked Members of Parliament (MP) to take the government's report card to the people many times. In absence of readily available data, many are yet to take central schemes to the people. The wait, it seems, for what Modi government did in seven years may have been over.For the benefit of critics and supporters of the Modi government, a former union minister along with 25 serving and former bureaucrats have documented the achievements of the Modi government in a book that can be a go-to guide for many MPs who want facts about their own government's works.The book titled 'Accelerating India-7 years of Modi government' edited by KJ Alphons, retired IAS and a former union minister has a foreword by NSA Ajit Doval. "Many of the bureaucrats including Alphons believe that government is accountable to the people and thus warranted an initiative to list the facts and stats of development and reforms in a narrative manner. For those who love or hate PM Modi should read it," said Alphons.Speaking to ANI, Alphons who started working on collating information said, "A work like this has never been done before. This documentation of achievements of the Modi government puts on record the number of reforms undertaken and policies introduced. Those who need to understand what Modi government did and planning to do for the country, those making policies, those who admire the PM and those who hate the PM should read this book," said the former union minister and an MP from Kerala.National Security Advisor Ajit Doval in his foreword in the book has appreciated the act of former civil servants coming together to share their perspectives on initiatives undertaken by PM Modi and listed achievements in the national security front and other fields."On the security front, the policy of zero tolerance on cross-border terrorism has yielded results. Pakistan's complicity in terror financing has been highlighted on major international platforms including in FATF. The pressure exerted by India on the military front has imposed costs on Pakistan," read one of the paras from his foreword."India's capability and resolve to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity have enhanced its international credibility and resolve. A strong message has been sent that any unilateral attempt to change the status quo along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) will be foiled. Strategic infrastructure projects along with borders have been accelerated, the appointment of CDS done, the government strengthened bilateral relations and the government has prepared National Cyber Security strategy 2020," the foreword reads.Former secretary education Vrinda Sarup said while writing on education she delved deep into the reforms like new education policy, examination system from rote learning to analytics-based knowledge and integration of skill sets into academics. "I also have written on the way forward in education where leadership for change is required," she said while speaking to ANI.Amitabh Kant, CEO of NITI Ayog has emphasised PM Modi as a reformer. "Empowerment has been at the core of Prime Minister Modi's reform agenda over the last seven years. Small but significant steps like empowering a student in a remote village to access education, enabling a family to seamlessly secure an LPG connection, helping a small businessman open a bank account in minutes, bringing the internet to over 700 million Indians, doing away with redundant business-unfriendly regulations have been instrumental in creating a connected, collaborative and cohesive ecosystem for citizens," said Kant.The book published by Oakbridge, which is expected to be released by Vice President Venkaiah Naidu on August 9 has chapters from Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Ayog, Mohan Kumar, former defence secretary, LC Goyal, former home secretary, Shakti Sinha, former chief secretary Andamans, Vrinda Sarup, former secretary education, Ashish Bahuguna, former secretary agriculture, Preeti Sudan, former secretary, health and family welfare, Anantha Nageswaran, member economic advisory council to the PM, Sanjeev Sanyal, Principal Economic Advisor, Pawan Munjal, Chairman and CEO, Hero Motor Corporation, Bharat Lal, mission director, National Jal Jeevan Mission, CK Mishra, former secretary, Forest, Gauri Kumar, former labour secretary, Jugal Mohapatra, former secretary, Rural development, Sudhir Bhargava, former CIC, S Machendranathan, former IAS, Ravinder Singh, former culture secretary and few of the former chief secretaries.( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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