“Uttar Pradesh has changed now, as there are no riots or disturbances. Mafias have been wiped out... No curfew, no riots; everything is fine in Uttar Pradesh now.”Government figures show communal and rioting incidents in Uttar Pradesh during the period, including 195 communal-violence incidents and 44 deaths in 2017 (Lok Sabha figure), the November 2024 Sambhal violence and thousands of registered rioting cases. →
Claims
A neutral, sourced fact-check ledger of public claims and promises by Narendra Modi and Amit Shah.
By verdict
9False
30Misleading
13Unachieved
23Missed deadline
15In progress
74True
6Unverifiable
By speaker
13Amit Shah
1Arun Jaitley
3Ashok Gehlot
2Ashwini Vaishnaw
2Bhajan Lal Sharma
2Bhupinder Singh Hooda
2Ghulam Nabi Azad
3Himanta Biswa Sarma
6Jairam Ramesh
1Jyotiraditya Scindia
1Kamal Nath
7Kapil Sibal
1Mallikarjun Kharge
21Manmohan Singh
2Mansukh Mandaviya
1Mohan Yadav
1N. Kiran Kumar Reddy
44Narendra Modi
4Nirmala Sitharaman
1Nitin Gadkari
9P. Chidambaram
1Piyush Goyal
1Pralhad Joshi
1Pranab Mukherjee
1Pushkar Singh Dhami
1Rahul Gandhi
1Rajnath Singh
1S. Jaishankar
8Sheila Dikshit
1Shivraj Singh Chouhan
4Siddaramaiah
7Sonia Gandhi
3Sushilkumar Shinde
4Tarun Gogoi
4Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy
5Yogi Adityanath
170 of 170 claims
“From 2004 to 2014 there were fewer than 350 universities in the country... and today, within these 10-12 years, nearly 650 new universities have been added. We are approaching the figure of 1,000.”AISHE data show university-level institutions rising from about 760 in 2014-15 to about 1,289 in 2023-24 (an increase of roughly 529) and from 723 to 1,113 in an earlier PIB release, which does not match the stated 650 additions or the 'fewer than 350 in 2014' starting point. →
“More than 17 crore jobs were created between 2014 and 2024.”The 'over 17 crore jobs' figure is an extrapolation from RBI KLEMS and PLFS-based estimates rather than a count of new jobs; the government's own PIB note states a net addition of 16.83 crore for 2017-18 to 2023-24, and analysts dispute the methodology. →
“Aadhaar-seeded transfers under the Orunodoi scheme will resume from August 1, with 37.1 lakh women beneficiaries to receive ₹1,250 per month.”Multiple outlets and Prasar Bharati reported that the Assam government resumed Orunodoi transfers to about 37 lakh women at ₹1,250 per month from 1 August 2026. →
“A total of 31,789 illegal immigrants have been deported from Assam since 1985... 1,72,673 were identified and 31,789 of them were deported.”The figures were given in an Assembly reply; a separate official reply put the number deported between 2011 and June 2026 at 2,366, and 1,679 repatriated in the last two years, consistent with the totals. →
“Our target is to achieve 20,000 MW of renewable energy generation in Uttar Pradesh within the next two to three years. We are moving rapidly towards that goal.”In June 2026 the UP CM set a target of 20,000 MW of renewable capacity in two-to-three years from about 6,000 MW then; MNRE state data showed UP renewable capacity at about 6.18 GW in February 2025. →
“The state is on track to achieve a $1-trillion economy by 2029-30.”The Chief Minister said Uttar Pradesh is on track to become a US$1 trillion economy by 2029-30; state figures put GSDP at about Rs 29.78 lakh crore in 2024-25, well short of US$1 trillion at current exchange rates. →
“Madhya Pradesh has now become completely free from Naxal violence... the state became Naxal-free with the surrender of the last two Naxalites on December 11.”The Chief Minister declared the state Naxal-free after two cadres surrendered in Balaghat; it is a state self-assessment with no independent audit, and the government said the campaign and rehabilitation would continue. →
“In a world seeking climate solutions, India is showing the way. Achieving 50% non-fossil fuel capacity five years ahead of the 2030 target is a proud moment for every Indian.”The NRE Minister stated India reached 50% of installed electricity capacity from non-fossil sources five years ahead of the 2030 target; PIB data for 30 June 2025 showed non-fossil capacity at 242.78 GW of 484.82 GW (50.08%). →
“Infrastructure development is very important for India... within the next 18 months, the country's road infrastructure will surpass that of the United States of America.”In April 2025 the Highways Minister said India's road infrastructure would surpass the United States' within 18 months, but the claim defines no measurable benchmark and comparative road-length data place the US network ahead of India's. →
“The situation is in control. There has been no death in the last four months. I won't say the situation is satisfactory.”Shah said Manipur was under control with no deaths in four months, but press reports document at least three violence-linked deaths in Manipur between mid-December 2024 and 8 March 2025. →
“The State's GDP growth this year will be 15.2 per cent. The economy will reach USD 143 billion by 2030.”The Assam Chief Minister said the state's economy would reach US$143 billion by 2030; reported estimates put Assam's economy at roughly Rs 7 lakh crore (about US$80 billion) in the mid-2020s. →
“In six years, about Rs 3.5 lakh crore has reached farmers' accounts under PM-KISAN.”Cumulative transfers under PM-KISAN were about Rs 3.5 lakh crore over six years at the time of the 19th instalment in February 2025; later government releases reported more than Rs 4.47 lakh crore through 23 instalments. →
“More than 97 per cent of the Indian Railways is already electrified, and by FY26, it is expected to be 100 per cent electrified.”In February 2025 the Railway Minister said 100% electrification would be completed in FY 2025-26; by July 2026 PIB reported 99.6% of the broad-gauge network electrified, with residual sections still under execution after the deadline passed. →
“There will be no tax on income up to Rs 12,00,000 per annum, under the New Tax Regime.”The Budget 2025-26 nil-tax threshold of Rs 12 lakh (Rs 12.75 lakh with the standard deduction) under the new tax regime was enacted and applied from FY2025-26. →
“Naxalism will be ended from the country before 31 March 2026.”The 31 March 2026 deadline has passed; Shah told Parliament on 30 March 2026 and a Jagdalpur press conference on 19 May 2026 that Naxalism is ended, and official figures show a steep fall, but the claim is a government self-assessment without independent verification. →
“With the target of 125 GW of Renewable Power by 2029-30, Rajasthan has potential to play a key role in developing low-carbon and self-reliant economic pathways.”Rajasthan's Integrated Clean Energy Policy 2024, carrying the CM's foreword, targets 125 GW of renewable power by 2029-30; PIB reported 35.4 GW installed in July 2025 and MNRE-based reporting put the state past 50 GW in August 2026. →
“It is the central government and BJP and I have already said inside Parliament that we will restore statehood at an appropriate time after assembly elections.”Jammu and Kashmir remained a Union Territory in October 2026, two years after Shah's 2024 statement, and the J&K Assembly passed a resolution on 28 September 2026 seeking immediate restoration of full statehood. →
“Under the PM Awas Yojana Urban 2.0, housing needs of 1 crore urban poor and middle-class families will be addressed with an investment of ₹10 lakh crore. This will include the central assistance of ₹2.2 lakh crore in…”The scheme was approved for 1 crore houses over five years from 2024; by October 2026 about 20.8 lakh houses had been sanctioned, so the target is not yet met. →
“As a result, the annual amount of Rs 6,000 given by the central government to farmers has now been increased to Rs 8,000.”Rajasthan began paying an additional ₹2,000 per year to farmers on top of the central PM-KISAN amount, taking the total to ₹8,000; by November 2025 the state top-up was ₹3,000, taking the total to ₹9,000. →
“We will also make every effort to achieve 'One Nation, One Election'. This should also be discussed. ... Our resolution is for five years. We will bring it during this period.”The Constitution (129th Amendment) Bill, 2024 to enable simultaneous Lok Sabha and Assembly elections was introduced in December 2024 and sent to a Joint Parliamentary Committee, which as of July 2026 had not yet submitted its report. →
“I have been serving the country as CM and PM for nearly 25 years. In 25 years, there has been no corruption allegation against Modi.”Corruption allegations were levelled against the Modi government during this period (for example over the Rafale deal and electoral bonds), while no court conviction was recorded against the Prime Minister. →
“Does the government have the right to seize your hard-earned assets? (Reported as: the Congress manifesto would survey all assets, including women's gold, and redistribute them, including to 'those who have more child…”The Congress 2024 manifesto contains no pledge to survey, seize or redistribute private assets such as women's gold; it mentions addressing inequality through policy, a caste census and monitoring land-ceiling distribution. →
“The ED alone has seized assets worth more than Rs 1 lakh crore in 10 years.”Enforcement Directorate data shows provisional attachments rising from about Rs 5,000 crore before 2014 to more than Rs 1 lakh crore in the following decade, reaching Rs 1,54,594 crore cumulatively by March 2025. →
“India will be among the top five countries for semiconductor manufacturing within the next five years.”India's first front-end fabrication plant at Dholera is expected to be operational around 2028 and several assembly and packaging units have begun commercial output, so the top-five target is not yet met. →
“CAA will be implemented before the Lok Sabha polls after issuing the rules in this regard.”The Citizenship (Amendment) Rules, 2024 were notified on 11 March 2024, before the Lok Sabha elections began, and the government began granting citizenship under the Act. →
“It has been decided to construct a fence along the entire 1,643-kilometre-long Indo-Myanmar border. To facilitate better surveillance, a patrol track along the border will also be paved.”Ten kilometres at Moreh had been fenced when announced; in 2025 officials and a parliamentary panel said the full 1,643-km fence would take about ten years, with ₹31,000 crore approved in March 2024. →
“Not a single incident of stone pelting took place in Jammu and Kashmir in 2023.”Official MHA and Rajya Sabha answers recorded nil organised stone-pelting and nil organised hartals in 2023, against 1,221-1,767 stone-pelting incidents in 2018; sporadic incidents have occurred in other years. →
“Due to the hard work of our team, consensus has been built on New Delhi G20 Leaders' Summit Declaration. My proposal is to adopt this leadership declaration. I announce to adopt this declaration.”The G20 New Delhi Leaders' Declaration was adopted on 9 September 2023 with the support of all G20 member states. →
“India has risen from the 10th largest economy in the world to the 5th largest economy.”World Bank data show India's nominal GDP rose from about US$1.86 trillion (10th largest) in 2013 to about US$3.76 trillion (5th largest, ahead of the UK) in 2024. →
“It is my dream to make two crore 'lakhpati didis' in the country... Today 10 crore women are associated with women self-help groups.”Government data show the two-crore Lakhpati Didi target was crossed; the official dashboard reported about 3.46 crore Lakhpati Didis as of 31 March 2026. →
“New AIIMS centres have been opened as part of this planning (sentence names Darbhanga, Bihar, among other cities), as quoted by Alt News.”Alt News found no AIIMS had opened at Darbhanga: Rs 1,264 crore was sanctioned but Rs 0 released as of July 2022, and the Centre had found the state's proposed land unsuitable. →
“I am confident that we will cross USD 2 trillion by 2030. We will achieve exports of USD 1 trillion each in goods and services by 2030.”India's total merchandise and services exports were about US$863 billion in FY2025-26 against the US$2 trillion target the Commerce Minister set for 2030, so the goal is not yet due. →
“The scheme is starting with ₹1,000 per month; it will gradually be raised to ₹3,000 per month.”The monthly transfer began at ₹1,000, rose to ₹1,250, and then to ₹1,500 from November 2025 — below the stated ₹3,000 target. →
“There is a 71 per cent increase in medical colleges, from 387 before 2014 to 660 as of now. The number of MBBS seats increased by 87 per cent and PG seats by 105 per cent in the last eight years.”PIB and Health Ministry figures record 387 medical colleges before 2014 rising to about 660 by 2023, and MBBS seats rising from about 51,348 to over one lakh, matching the minister's numbers. →
“Now that it has launched, it won't take time for it to reach everyone.”At the 5G launch on 1 October 2022 the PM said it would not take long to reach everyone; PIB reported 5G in 99.6% of districts by March 2025 and 99.9% of districts (85% population coverage) by late 2025. →
“On the basis of the recently released NCRB report, it has been observed that no riots have occurred in the state in the past five years; UP has become danga-mukt (riot-free).”NCRB data cited by fact-checkers records 35,040 rioting cases and 35 communal riots in Uttar Pradesh between 2017 and 2021, contradicting the claim of no riots in five years. →
“Despite the challenges posed by the serious ongoing conflict, we have ensured that about 22,500 citizens have returned home safely.”Ministry of External Affairs answers state that around 22,500 Indian nationals returned from Ukraine in February-March 2022 under Operation Ganga. →
“If re-elected, the BJP will constitute a committee to prepare a draft Uniform Civil Code soon after forming the government.”Uttarakhand notified its Uniform Civil Code on 27 January 2025, becoming the first Indian state to bring a UCC into force, following the 2022 election promise. →
“the procurement of wheat in rabi (2021-22) and the estimated procurement of paddy in kharif 2021-22 will cover 1,208 lakh metric tonnes of wheat and paddy from 163 lakh farmers, and Rs 2.37 lakh crore direct payment o…”Procurement agencies had transferred about Rs 2.37 lakh crore to farmers for wheat and paddy bought at MSP in the 2021-22 crop year by early February 2022, and the season total was projected to reach a record Rs 2.7 lakh crore. →
“Today I have come to tell you, the whole country, that we have decided to repeal all three agricultural laws. We will complete the constitutional process to repeal these three agricultural laws in the Parliament sessi…”Parliament passed the Farm Laws Repeal Bill, 2021 on 29 November 2021 and the President gave assent on 30 November 2021, repealing the three 2020 farm laws within the session the Prime Minister had named. →
“India will take its non-fossil energy capacity to 500 GW by 2030.”At COP26 (1 November 2021) the PM set a target of 500 GW non-fossil generating capacity by 2030; as of 31 July 2026 India had 300.50 GW non-fossil capacity, about 60% of the target, with the deadline still in the future. →
“60,000 new medical seats have been added in the last seven years (PMO translation, as quoted by FactChecker). He also said there were fewer than 90,000 medical seats before 2014.”MoHFW annual reports show about 76,000 total medical seats in 2013-14 and about 1.29 lakh in 2020-21 (a net rise of roughly 52,500), not a base above 90,000 or an addition of 60,000; seats did rise substantially. →
“Several state governments again said that the vaccine work should be de-centralized and left to the states ... the Centre decided to give 25 per cent of the work to them (as quoted by Alt News).”Alt News found no evidence that states had broadly asked to procure vaccines themselves; most opposition-ruled states asked the Centre to procure and allocate, with a few exceptions such as Odisha. →
“Government has resolved to meet the target of 20% ethanol blending in petrol by 2025. Earlier the resolve was to achieve the target by 2030, which is now preponed by 5 years.”On 5 June 2021 the PM advanced the ethanol-blending target to 20% by 2025 (from 2030); PIB states India reached 20% blending in 2025-26, five years ahead of the original 2030 schedule. →
“There were only 16 IITs till 2014; there were nine IIITs; until then India had only 13 IIMs (as quoted by FactChecker).”Lok Sabha replies confirm 16 IITs (2013), 9 IIITs and 13 IIMs before 2014; the AIIMS part of the same speech was rated only partly true. →
“Financing facility of Rs. 1,00,000 crore will be provided for funding Agriculture Infrastructure Projects at farm-gate & aggregation points.”As on 30 June 2025, about Rs 66,310 crore had been sanctioned under the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund for 1,13,419 projects against the Rs 1 lakh crore facility, and the scheme period has been extended. →
“A special economic package of Rs 20 lakh crore, equivalent to 10% of India's GDP.”The Rs 20 lakh crore package combined new fiscal measures with RBI liquidity operations and previously announced schemes; an RTI-based report said only about 10% had been disbursed. →
“In 60 months, 600 million people have been given access to toilets (as quoted by Al Jazeera); he declared India open-defecation free.”The ODF label rests on government village-level verification; independent surveys and later official data showed continued open defecation and incomplete toilet access, though toilet coverage rose sharply. →
“Every year 50 crore get benefits of health insurance to the tune of Rs. 5 lakh”About 50 crore people were eligible for cover of up to Rs 5 lakh per family, but BOOM found only about 4.5 million had used the scheme in its first year. →
“37 crore new bank accounts were added in the past 5 years...”BOOM found the figure matched the Jan Dhan dashboard (37.05 crore beneficiaries on 18 September 2019). →
“I want to announce from the Red Fort that we will move forward with Jal Jeevan Mission ... We have promised to spend more than Rs. 3.5 lakh crores on this mission in the coming years.”As on 18 July 2026, about 15.89 crore of 19.36 crore rural households (82.09%) had a tap water connection, against the mission's stated goal of every rural household by 2024. →
“After scrapping Article 370, terrorism in Kashmir will end and it will progress on the path of development.”Official data show terror-initiated incidents in J&K fell from 228 (2018) to 41 (to 15 Nov 2023), but terrorism has not ended: SATP records 127 fatalities in 2024 and the April 2025 Pahalgam attack killed 26 civilians. →
“The goal to make India a 5 trillion dollar economy by 2024 is challenging, but can surely be achieved.”India's nominal GDP was about US$3.76 trillion in 2024-25 (World Bank/IMF-based), short of the US$5 trillion target; the government has since moved the target year to 2027-28. →
“Understand the chronology: first the Citizenship Amendment Bill is coming; after the CAB, the NRC will come (nationwide).”Shah said in 2019 that CAB would be followed by an all-India NRC and told the Rajya Sabha on 20 Nov 2019 it would be carried out nationwide, but the government has since told Parliament no decision has been taken and no nationwide NRC exists. →
“Did any major blast take place in the last five years of your chowkidaar's chowkidaari? (as quoted by FactChecker)”FactChecker listed at least ten major attacks since 2014 (e.g. Church Street Bengaluru, Uri, Pathankot, Pulwama) and SATP recorded 942 bombings between January 2014 and April 2019. →
“The BJP government brought NRC and prima facie identified nearly 40 lakh illegal immigrants. (He also called Bangladeshi migrants 'termites' to be struck off the voter list.)”The 40 lakh figure was the count of people left out of the July 2018 draft Assam NRC, not a count of proven illegal immigrants; the final NRC in August 2019 left out 19.06 lakh, and MHA says it holds no central data on infiltrators. →
“Highway construction has reached 27 km a day, up from 12 km a day under the Congress government. (as reported by PTI/Deccan Herald)”MoRTH data cited by Business Today put pre-May-2014 pace at 11.67 km/day and FY2017-18 at 26.9 km/day, matching the figures stated; the later switch to lane-km counting limits like-for-like comparison. →
“Gen. Thimayya was repeatedly insulted by the then prime minister Nehru and the then defence minister Krishna Menon and was forced to resign (as reported by The Quint).”Historical record cited by The Quint: Roy Bucher, not Thimayya, was Army chief in 1948; Thimayya did not resign in 1948 and the defence minister then was Baldev Singh, not Krishna Menon. →
“Every single village of India now has access to electricity (as widely reported).”All 597,464 census villages met the official definition of electrified by 28 April 2018, ahead of the 1,000-day target, but the definition requires only basic infrastructure and 10% of households connected. →
“I am confident that India can be free of TB by 2025... India has decided to end TB five years before the target year, i.e. by 2025 instead of 2030.”India's tuberculosis incidence was about 185-187 per 100,000 in 2024-2025, and India recorded roughly 27 lakh cases in 2024, so the stated goal of TB elimination by 2025 was not met. →
“There were 18,000 villages that did not have access to electricity when we came to power. We have completed the work of providing electricity to 16,000 villages.”BOOM rated true: 16,282 of 18,452 unelectrified villages had been electrified by 5 February 2018 per the GARV dashboard, though only 1,290 villages (8%) had every household connected. →
“We have opened 310 million bank accounts through the Jan Dhan Yojana scheme with deposits worth Rs 73,000 crore. Every family today has a bank account.”BOOM rated the Jan Dhan figures true: about 310 million accounts and Rs 73,588 crore deposits as of 24 January 2018, per a Lok Sabha reply; the 'every family' sentence was not rated separately. →
“as per pre-determined principle, Government has decided to keep MSP for the all unannounced crops of kharif at least at one and half times of their production cost.”MSP is fixed at 1.5 times the A2+FL cost of production, not the comprehensive C2 cost; on the C2 basis the return is lower, and farmer groups had demanded the C2 formula. →
“Aadhaar has weeded out crores of fake beneficiaries from government schemes (paraphrase from FactChecker's list).”FactChecker rated the claim false: a CAG audit and an RTI reply did not support crores of fake beneficiaries being removed, e.g. only 4% of 9.4 million deleted MGNREGA job cards were fake. →
“Capital expenditure rose from Rs 1.49 lakh crore to Rs 2.64 lakh crore (paraphrase from FactChecker's list).”FactChecker compared three-year totals from Budget data: Rs 6.9 lakh crore under Modi vs Rs 5.15 lakh crore under the previous government's last three years, a smaller rise than the claim implied. →
“India's Ease of Doing Business rank rose from 142 to 100 because of a systemic overhaul (paraphrase from FactChecker's list).”India's rank did rise 42 places (142 to 100) but the World Bank warned rankings across years are not comparable because of methodology changes; FactChecker rated the claim 'false'. →
“e-NAM has brought over 450 mandis online (paraphrase from FactChecker's list).”Government e-NAM data showed 470 mandis enrolled at the time, against a target of 585 by March 2018. →
“Around 28 crore LED bulbs have been distributed under the Ujala scheme, saving about Rs 14,000 crore (paraphrase from FactChecker's list).”Government Ujala data showed about 27.8 crore LED bulbs distributed and annual savings of about Rs 14,450 crore at the time of the check. →
“Mumbai-Ahmedabad high-speed rail (bullet train) to be completed by 2022 (target of 15 August 2022, the 75th anniversary of independence, as reported).”The Mumbai-Ahmedabad line was not operational in 2022; the Railways Minister told Lok Sabha in July 2025 that the Gujarat portion is planned for Dec 2027 and the entire project for Dec 2029. →
“There are a lot of problems — terrorism, naxalism, the Kashmir problem... I can assure you this much: by 2022 we have pledged to create a 'New India'... So a solution will be found to all these problems before 2022.”Armed conflict in Jammu and Kashmir, left-wing extremism and the Northeast insurgency continued after 2022; official and SATP data record continued terror and Naxal violence in that year and later. →
“Every family to have a pucca house (with electricity access) by 2022, the 75th year of independence (paraphrase of the Housing for All / New India 2022 vision).”PMAY missed its 2022 deadline: both the rural and urban schemes were extended, and completions were below sanctions and targets at the extended dates found. →
“My dream was to see a person who wears a 'hawai chappal' fly on a 'hawai jahaz' (aeroplane). [as reported by Business Today; wording varies across outlets]”CAG found that 403 of 774 routes awarded under UDAN rounds 1-3 never commenced and only 54 sustained operations beyond the three-year concession by March 2023, though RCS passengers rose from 2.63 lakh to 24.97 lakh. →
“loans of up to ₹1 lakh taken by 86 lakh of the 2.15 crore small and marginal farmers (till 31 March 2017) would be waived.”Uttar Pradesh allocated ₹36,000 crore and reported waiving crop loans of about 86 lakh small and marginal farmers, but the scheme was capped at ₹1 lakh per farmer and one loan account, and independent reporting found lower coverage and negligible waivers for many farmers. →
“This step will strengthen the hands of the common man in the fight against corruption, black money and fake currency.”The goals stated on 8 Nov 2016 were curbing black money, fake currency and terror financing; RBI reported 99.3% of the banned notes returned, banknotes in circulation later far exceeded 2016 levels, and counterfeit detections fell in 2017-18 but fake notes in new denominations have continued to be found. →
“Scheme to provide deposit-free LPG connections to 5 crore women from BPL families over three years (pre-launch PMO description; later target raised to 8 crore by March 2020).”The connection target was met or nearly met (raised from 5 to 8 crore; CAG recorded 7.19 crore by late 2019), but CAG found PMUY households refilled only about 3 cylinders a year, falling over time. →
“Farmers' income should double by 2022, the 75th year of India's independence (paraphrase of the PM's stated aim at the rally and in his posted tweets).”The latest NSO survey (2018-19) put average monthly income per agricultural household at Rs 10,218, well short of a doubling of the 2015-16 baseline, and no official post-2019 figure showing doubling has been published. →
“We want the share of manufacturing in our GDP to go up to 25 per cent in the near future.”Manufacturing's share of GDP has stayed roughly flat or fallen since 2014 (World Bank: 15.1% in 2014-15, 13.5% in 2025-26; MoSPI GVA share about 17-18%), far from the 25% goal that the National Manufacturing Policy had set for 2022. →
“24x7 electricity for all by 2022 (government target announced 2014; PM tied it to the 75th Independence Day).”Round-the-clock supply for every household was a stated 2022 goal; no single official dataset confirming it was found, and early surveys showed many electrified rural homes got fewer than 12 hours a day. →
“Mission to develop 100 smart cities with efficient services, robust infrastructure and a sustainable environment (launch of Smart Cities Mission).”The mission period was extended repeatedly (to Mar 2025); official figures put about 90% of projects complete by mid-2024, while a 2023 parliamentary committee said completion counts were inflated by over-performance in 32 cities. →
“This is a jumla. 15 lakhs will not be credited in anyone's account.”Shah, as BJP president, described the 15 lakh figure as a political 'jumla' and said it would not be credited to anyone's account; no such deposits have been made, and a minister said in 2018 the government lacked the funds. →
“India will install 175 GW of renewable energy capacity (100 GW solar, 60 GW wind, 10 GW biomass, 5 GW small hydro) by 2022.”Installed renewable capacity excluding large hydro was about 120.9 GW on 31 Dec 2022 (about 69% of 175 GW); the MNRE-clarified deadline was 31 Dec 2022. →
“During the year we completed 1,532 km of New Line, Doubling and Gauge Conversion against a revised target of 1,525 km.”Railway Board documents for 2013-14 record 1,532 km of new line, doubling and gauge conversion commissioned against a revised target of 1,525 km. →
“Farm credit has been raised to Rs 7,00,000 crore in 2013-14 fiscal from Rs 1,04,500 crore in 2004-05 fiscal.”Agricultural credit reached Rs 7.3-7.35 lakh crore in 2013-14, roughly six to seven times the 2004-05 level depending on the credit series used. →
“The power tariff in Delhi is much lower than that in other metropolitan cities and even other cities and towns in the National Capital Region.”Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit said Delhi's power tariffs were the lowest among cities; a Mint claim check citing a Deloitte analysis found that in 2013 only Maharashtra, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh had higher retail tariffs than Delhi. →
“Widely attributed paraphrase: Modi/BJP promised 2 crore jobs every year. Fact-checkers report that at Agra he said the Congress had promised 1 crore jobs a year.”No verbatim Modi statement promising '2 crore jobs a year' was found; fact-checkers trace the figure to a misreport of an Agra speech about Congress's 1 crore pledge, while official unemployment data show a fall from 6.0% (2017-18) to 3.2% (2023-24) on PLFS. →
“He was prepared to step down if it helped keep the State united, and would continue his fight against division without leaving the Congress; no effort would be spared to stall the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh (report…”The Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014 divided Andhra Pradesh; Telangana was formed on 2 June 2014, and the promise to keep the State united was not met. →
“If even once, the money hoarded by these crooks in banks abroad, even if we bring only that back, every poor Indian would get free of cost Rs 15 to Rs 20 lakhs, just like that.”Modi's campaign remark was a conditional illustration of how large black money abroad might be, not a literal pledge of Rs 15 lakh per account; no such deposits have been made and no estimate supporting the figure has been produced. →
“The average growth rate in the capital was 10.33 per cent in the last five years compared to Gujarat's 9.51 per cent and national average of 8.03 per cent.”The Chief Minister presented 10.33% as Delhi's five-year average growth; the Delhi Economic Survey reports that as the 2004-05 to 2012-13 compound growth rate, with 9.0% growth in 2012-13. →
“The LWE violence level has been declining since 2010. The number of incidents has declined from 2213 (with 1005 resultant deaths) in 2010 to 1415 incidents (with 415 resultant deaths) in 2012.”Home Ministry figures show left-wing extremism incidents fell from 2,213 with 1,005 deaths in 2010 to 1,415 with 415 deaths in 2012, and independent conflict data records the same downward trend after 2010. →
“My opinion of the ordinance is that it is complete nonsense and should be torn up and thrown away.”The Union Cabinet withdrew both the ordinance on convicted lawmakers and the accompanying bill on 2 October 2013, five days after Rahul Gandhi publicly opposed them; the Supreme Court's disqualification ruling was left undisturbed. →
“The statistics reflect prosperity and sound economic situation in the capital city because of proactive economic policies of Delhi Government. (The report put Delhi's per capita income at Rs 2,01,083 in 2012-13, descr…”Delhi's per capita income was at the top among major states, but RBI/NSDP data show Goa's per capita was higher in the same years. →
“Maternal mortality rate has declined from 301 per 100,000 live births in 2001-03 to 254 in 2004-05 and further declined to 212 in 2007-09.”The SRS special bulletin for 2007-09 estimated India's maternal mortality ratio at 212 per 100,000 live births, down from 254 in 2004-06; the 2001-03 estimate was 301. →
“Gram Panchayats will get broadband speed of up to 100 Mbps under a government project that aims to connect all 2.5 lakh panchayats in the country over the next two years.”Kapil Sibal said in 2013 that the National Optical Fibre Network would connect all 2.5 lakh gram panchayats with up to 100 Mbps broadband within about two years; by 2014 only a few hundred kilometres of the planned 300,000 km of optical fibre had been laid, and the first phase was completed only in December 2017. →
“In Assam, about 2.25 crore people from around 40 lakh families will benefit from the scheme and we will have no difficulty in implementing the scheme as we are self-sufficient on the food-front.”Assam has a rice surplus, but it depends on other states for most other food products, so 'self-sufficient on the food-front' overstates the position. →
“About 11 crore children are being provided afternoon meals every day in schools under the Mid-day Meal Scheme.”The Ministry's mid-day meal data show 10.45 crore children covered in 2013-14, against the Prime Minister's 'about 11 crore'; enrolment in MDM schools was 13.87 crore. →
“Over 65 lakh schoolchildren in 51,000 government schools and 39 lakh children in anganwadi centres will receive 150 ml of milk three times a week under the Ksheera Bhagya scheme.”Ksheera Bhagya was launched on 1 August 2013; official and press accounts say it covered about 1.04 crore children (65 lakh school and 39 lakh anganwadi) with 150 ml of milk three times a week. →
“Interest-free short-term loans will be made available to farmers up to Rs 2 lakh, and at 1 per cent interest for loans between Rs 2 lakh and Rs 3 lakh from cooperative institutions.”The Karnataka government announced the interest-free crop loan scheme in July 2013 and reported disbursals to 10.5 lakh farmers by November 2013. →
“The Congress promised in its manifesto to supply 30 kg of rice at Re 1 per kg to poor families; the Anna Bhagya scheme is being launched for 87 lakh BPL cardholders and 11 lakh Antyodaya beneficiaries.”The Congress manifesto promise of 30 kg of rice at Re 1 per kg was implemented on 10 July 2013 for 87 lakh BPL and 11 lakh Antyodaya families, after the launch was postponed from 1 June over supply issues. →
“The Naxal problem is 'not very serious' in Karnataka, where only three or four districts have been affected by it.”SATP's 2013 Karnataka timeline records low-level Maoist incidents and no LWE fatalities, concentrated in a few Malnad and coastal districts; the state had requested the Centre to declare three or four districts as Naxal-hit. →
“Our strategy to prevent cross-border infiltration by militants and our intelligence based counter-terrorism operations in Jammu and Kashmir have resulted in a decline in the level of terrorist violence by about one-th…”SATP data records 117 terrorism-related fatalities in Jammu and Kashmir in 2012, down from 181 in 2013 and well below the levels of the 1990s and 2000s; the 2012 figure was about one-third lower than 2011. →
“We can't say if it was due to intelligence failure. A judicial commission and our own enquiry is being conducted. We will decide after we get the reports.”Shinde declined to attribute the Darbha valley attack to intelligence failure while two probes were pending; contemporaneous reporting said Congress leaders had been warned of a possible attack, but no public finding by the judicial commission was located. →
“Once that is done, India's grid, which today has 28,000 megawatts of electricity supply capability along with the Southern grid, will become one of the largest synchronously connected grids of the world.”The Southern grid was synchronously connected to the national grid on 31 December 2013, creating a pan-India synchronous grid of about 232 GW that was described as one of the world's largest. →
“There will be no power shortage this summer. The state is self sufficient in power.”Haryana experienced power shortages and outages during the 2013 summer; official data recorded a 9% peak shortage in April-December 2012 and a hydro-related supply crisis hit the state in June 2013. →
“Per capita income also, we are ahead of Gujarat. Per capita investment also, we are ahead of Gujarat.”Haryana's per capita income (NSDP per capita) in 2012-13 was about Rs 1,21,269, higher than Gujarat's about Rs 1,02,826. →
“Every DTC and cluster bus should have a CCTV/webcam, and every member of the crew of a public transport vehicle must have a photo identity card latest by March 1, 2013, duly verified by Delhi Police.”By July 2013 the Delhi Transport Department had not finalised CCTV specifications for buses; by October 2014 DTC had installed cameras in 80 buses and planned 200 in a first phase, far short of the entire fleet. →
“I have set a target of 30 per cent enrolment in higher education institutions by 2020-end. Government-run schools and colleges alone cannot do it. If we have to achieve this target, private educational institutions wi…”Sibal set a 30 per cent higher-education gross enrolment ratio target for 2020; AISHE reported a GER of 27.3 per cent in 2020-21 and 29.5 per cent in 2022-23. →
“India will be an open defecation free country in the next ten years and sanitation issue should become a national obsession.”Jairam Ramesh announced in 2012 that India would be open-defecation free within ten years; Census 2011 had recorded 53.1% of households and 69.3% of rural households without a latrine within their premises. →
“Because of our Government's efforts for development of agriculture and for protecting the interests of farmers, agriculture has grown at an average rate of 3.3 per cent in the 11th Plan which is substantially higher t…”The Prime Minister stated that agriculture grew at an average of 3.3 per cent in the Eleventh Plan versus 2.4 per cent in the Tenth Plan; official estimates put Eleventh Plan agricultural growth in the 3.3-3.7 per cent range, above the Tenth Plan's 2.4 per cent. →
“In the last 8 years, we have doubled the support prices of crops.”The Prime Minister said support prices had doubled in eight years; CACP-fixed MSP data show paddy (common) rising from about Rs 560/quintal in 2004-05 to Rs 1,250 in 2012-13 and wheat from about Rs 640 to Rs 1,350 over the same period. →
“In only the last one year we have provided employment to more than 8 crore people under this scheme.”The Prime Minister said MGNREGA had provided employment to more than 8 crore people in the previous year; official programme data for 2011-12 report about 4.99 crore households provided employment with an average of 43 person-days, so the '8 crore' figure rests on a unit (individuals) not used in the programme's headline reporting. →
“Rajasthan is the first state in the country to introduce such an Act and we would like to ensure that everybody knows about the details of the Act.”Rajasthan implemented the Right to Hearing Act on 1 August 2012 and was reported as the first state to do so. →
“In 2011 and until March, 2012, 21 terror modules had been neutralised, and ... one half of the cases had been cracked through the joint efforts of the Central Agencies and the State Police concerned.”The figure is a government count given by the Home Minister; no public case-level dataset was found to verify it independently. →
“3G has not delivered so far. The operators have paid huge money to get the bandwidth but they are not able to build the required infrastructure due to illiquidity.”At the time, 3G had about 10 million subscribers against a mobile base of about 900 million, or roughly 1% penetration. →
“Rajasthan is number one in the entire country in regard to solar energy.”Rajasthan was not India's largest solar-capacity state in April 2012; Gujarat remained the leader until Rajasthan overtook it in June 2015. →
“The Standing Council shall ensure that NCTC is the single and effective point of control and coordination of all counter terrorism measures.”The NCTC was meant to be commissioned on 1 March 2012 but was never operationalised after opposition from states; it remained a proposal. →
“WHO has taken India's name off the list of polio endemic countries in view of the remarkable progress that we have made during the past one year.”India was removed from WHO's polio-endemic list in February 2012 after more than a year without a wild polio case; WHO certified the South-East Asia Region, including India, polio-free on 27 March 2014. →
“2011 had seen a historic low level of terror and Naxalite-related violence in states affected by the twin problems.”Home Ministry figures cited by Chidambaram showed 64 deaths in Jammu and Kashmir in 2011 against 116 in 2010, 101 deaths in the North-East against 114, and 589 deaths in Maoist-affected states against 1,003; independent data also records 2011-12 as a low point in the post-2001 period. →
“The government would bring out a 'White Paper' on black money.”The government tabled the White Paper on Black Money in Parliament on 16 May 2012, after promising it in the Lok Sabha in December 2011. →
“We have started with 200 medicines and it will be increased to 400 medicines by January. ... Most of the states started the scheme with 50-60 medicines, but in Rajasthan, we have started with 200 medicines.”Rajasthan's Chief Minister's Free Medicine Scheme launched on 2 October 2011 with 200 medicines and expanded to 400-plus by January; the state reported 52.4 crore free-medicine beneficiaries between October 2011 and December 2017. →
“The sanitation coverage in rural areas of the country was 21.9 per cent as per census 2001, but with the effective implementation of Total Sanitation Campaign, its coverage in the rural areas has increased to approxim…”The minister reported 73 per cent rural sanitation coverage in September 2011, while Census 2011 counted 32.7 per cent of rural households with a latrine within their premises; his own later Lok Sabha reply cited the 32.7 per cent Census figure. →
“We have not done anything wrong. Everything was done keeping in mind the national interest and prestige. We were entrusted with certain responsibilities and we delivered them.”The CAG audit found irregularities and excess expenditure in CWG projects, so the blanket denial of wrongdoing is not supported by the audit record. →
“Assam's growth rate has touched 8.1 per cent and is almost at par with the all-India average GDP growth rate.”The Chief Minister said Assam's growth had reached 8.1%, roughly matching the national rate; Planning Commission data at the time showed 8.1%, later revised to 7.34%. →
“Today Assam is a much peaceful state. But outside perception is that it is a disturbed area.”Assam insurgency fatalities fell to 94 in 2011 from 392 in 2009, though incidents continued and the state remained under the 'disturbed area' tag. →
“The 2010 National Tiger Assessment estimated the total population of wild tigers in India at 1,706.”The Ministry of Environment and Forests, under Jairam Ramesh, released the 2010 National Tiger Assessment which estimated 1,706 wild tigers; the 2014 assessment reported 2,226 tigers, an increase of about 30.5 per cent. →
“And at the end of the fiscal year, the inflation rate should come down to no more than 7 percent.”Wholesale price inflation remained above 7% through 2010-11 and 2011-12, the period the Prime Minister was referring to. →
“There was "no loss at all" to the exchequer due to the allocation of licences and 2G spectrum in 2008; the CAG's loss projection was "utterly erroneous" and presumptive.”The CAG's Report No. 19 of 2010 put the presumptive loss at about Rs 1.76 lakh crore; the CBI's charge-sheet cited Rs 30,984 crore, and the Supreme Court declined to accept the minister's stand. →
“The country's forest and tree cover has increased by 728 and 1,106 sq km respectively.”The India State of Forest Report 2009 recorded a net increase of 728 sq km in forest cover and 1,106 sq km in tree cover between 2005 and 2007. →
“We have got phenomenal success in combating insurgency in the last two years. ... The drastic fall in insurgency-related incidents in the state in the last two years only goes to prove that we were right.”SATP data record Assam insurgency fatalities falling from 392 in 2009 to 158 in 2010 and 94 in 2011, consistent with Gogoi's claim of a sharp decline. →
“The government was confident that the problem of left wing extremism would be overcome in the next three years.”Left-wing extremism was not overcome by mid-2013; MHA data show violence declined gradually but continued well past the three-year window. →
“I believe in the coming days, by December this year, we can bring down inflation to 5-6 per cent.”The Prime Minister said inflation would fall to 5-6% by December 2010; WPI inflation was 8.43% that month. →
“Delhi has been described as the safest city amongst 37 cities in the country in the latest survey conducted by the Confederation of Indian Industry and another independent agency.”Dikshit cited a private CII survey of 37 cities; the NCRB's Crime in India 2009 report recorded Delhi as the most unsafe metro, with 13.2% of crimes reported in 35 mega cities and the highest crime rate against children. →
“About 62,000 MW capacity addition would certainly be achieved out of the 78,700 MW target envisaged for the 11th Plan.”Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde said in March 2010 that about 62,000 MW of the 78,700 MW 11th Plan capacity-addition target would certainly be achieved; official figures show 54,964 MW was actually added (88 per cent of the 62,374 MW revised target). →
“The mission planned to create an installed capacity of 20,000 MW by the end of the 13th Plan.”The Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, launched by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on 11 January 2010, set an initial grid-connected solar target of 20,000 MW by 2022; India crossed 20,000 MW of installed solar capacity in 2018 and had about 54,000 MW by March 2022. →
“We are currently doing 9 km a day and would be in a position to scale up to 20 km a day by April-May 2010.”Kamal Nath said in January 2010 that highway construction would rise from about 9 km a day to 20 km a day by April-May 2010; official figures for June 2009 to September 2010 show an average of 12.01 km a day, and the ministry was criticised in Parliament for not meeting the target. →
“An independent study done in 2009 shows that the percentage of out-of-school children has declined to 4.22% children in the 6-14 age group.”The HRD Ministry's 2009 year-end review reported out-of-school children at 4.22% of the 6-14 age group, based on an independent 2009 SRI-IMRB survey which the same ministry cites as about 80 lakh children. →
“Hopefully by 2013 or 2015, we should make free and compulsory education a right at secondary stage also.”Sibal said in December 2009 that free and compulsory education would be made a right at the secondary stage by 2013 or 2015; the RTE Act 2009 continued to cover only ages 6-14 and no secondary-stage right was enacted by 2014. →
“India would reduce its carbon intensity by a minimum of 20 per cent and most likely 25 per cent by the year 2020, on 2005 levels.”In December 2009 Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh announced in Parliament that India would cut the emission intensity of its GDP by 20-25 per cent by 2020 from 2005 levels; India's official reporting states that emission intensity fell by 24 per cent between 2005 and 2016. →
“There is no question of India accepting a legally binding emission reduction cut.”India associated itself with the non-binding Copenhagen Accord and did not accept legally binding emission cuts at Copenhagen. →
“The recently passed Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act will give an estimated 160 million children, who are presently out of school, access to quality education.”Sibal described the 160 million figure as children 'presently out of school', but the government's own 2009 SRI-IMRB survey put out-of-school children aged 6-14 at about 8 million (4.22%). →
“The Rs 2,000-crore project to bring all 16,000 police stations in the country under a single network to counter terror challenges will become operational by 2011-12.”CCTNS was not operational across all police stations by the end of 2011-12; in December 2014 the Home Ministry told Parliament the project was lagging behind schedule and only 58% of crime records had been digitised. →
“In the next five years, we will provide better housing facilities to slum dwellers through a new scheme, Rajiv Awas Yojana. ... Today, lakhs of our citizens live in slums which lack basic amenities. We wish to make ou…”Rajiv Awas Yojana was announced in 2009 with a stated five-year aim of making India slum-free; Census 2011 still recorded about 65.5 million slum residents and the ministry projected about 93 million by 2012. →
“In the year 2008-09, it benefited about 4 crore families.”Official NREGA data show 4.51 crore households provided employment in 2008-09, consistent with the Prime Minister's 'about 4 crore families'. →
“Four Regional hubs of NSG with a total strength of 1086 personnel have been set up by the Government at Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai.”The four NSG regional hubs decided on after the 26/11 attacks were set up and inaugurated on 30 June and 1 July 2009. →
“I stand by what I have said in Parliament — that there has been no dilution of our position in this regard.”The 16 July 2009 India-Pakistan joint statement recorded Pakistan's claim about "threats in Balochistan and other areas" and de-linked terrorism from the composite dialogue, which the government said was not a dilution of India's position. →
“Today, about 40% of the elected representatives in panchayats are women, compared to a reservation of 33% mandated for them.”Official data put women at 35.8% of district panchayat members in 2010 and 46% of all PRI representatives by 2024, broadly consistent with the manifesto's 'about 40%' figure. →
“Along the lines of NREGA, we will enact a National Food Security Act. ... The Indian National Congress pledges that every family living below the poverty line either in rural or urban areas will be entitled, by law, t…”The 2009 Congress manifesto pledged a statutory right to food and a legal entitlement of 25 kg of rice or wheat per family per month at Rs 3/kg; the National Food Security Act was enacted in September 2013, entitling priority households to 5 kg per person per month at Rs 3/2/1 per kg. →
“The Indian National Congress will ensure that the Bill for reserving 33% of the seats in the Lok Sabha and the State legislatures is passed in the 15th Lok Sabha and that the elections to the 16th Lok Sabha are held o…”The bill passed the Rajya Sabha but was never voted on in the Lok Sabha and lapsed in 2014, so the 33% reservation was not in place for the 2014 election. →
“The Congress party in its manifesto for the 2009 parliamentary elections promised to bring a strong Lokpal to curb corruption (as reported by The Times of India).”The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Bill was passed by Parliament on 17 December 2013 and the Act received assent on 1 January 2014, but the Lokpal body was not constituted until 19 March 2019. →
“Ahead of the 2008 Delhi Assembly polls the Dikshit government gave provisional regularisation certificates to unauthorised colonies and promised to regularise them; in 2012 she said the government was "fulfilling the…”Of the 1,639 colonies given provisional regularisation certificates, 917 were regularised in 2012; the remaining colonies were not regularised by the end of the term, and the process was challenged. →
“marks the end of India's decades-long isolation from the nuclear mainstream and of the technology denial regime”The 45-member Nuclear Suppliers Group waived its guidelines for India on 6 September 2008, after the IAEA approved India's safeguards agreement on 1 August 2008 and before the US Congress approved the 123 Agreement. →
“India will not sign the CTBT that prevents it from conducting further nuclear tests and impinges on its sovereignty.”India has not signed the CTBT, so the 2008 statement held. →
“For marginal farmers (i.e., holding upto 1 hectare) and small farmers (1-2 hectare), there will be a complete waiver of all loans that were overdue on December 31, 2007 and which remained unpaid until February 29, 200…”The 2008-09 Budget announced an agricultural debt waiver and debt-relief scheme of about Rs 60,000 crore with implementation to be completed by 30 June 2008; PIB and RBI documents record that the waiver was rolled out and the debt-relief window was later extended to June 2010. →
“It sets a target for 9% growth in the five year period 2007-08 to 2011-12 with acceleration during the period to reach 10% by the end of the Plan.”The Eleventh Five Year Plan targeted average GDP growth of 9% a year but the realised average was 8.0%. →
“The state government will provide free hospital treatment to below-poverty-line families through a new health insurance scheme (Aarogyasri).”The Andhra Pradesh government under Chief Minister Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy launched the Aarogyasri health insurance scheme in 2007; state records describe it as a state-sponsored scheme for BPL families covering thousands of listed procedures. →
“As a result, we will be adding 8,288 MW of power thereby enhancing the power availability in the capital to 12,917 MW by 2011-12, which will make Delhi power surplus.”Delhi did not record a power surplus by 2011-12; CEA monthly data show a peak deficit of 433 MW in August 2012, although officials reported a winter surplus later that year. →
“It would not be an exaggeration to say that the problem of naxalism is the single biggest internal security challenge ever faced by our country.”The government's own casualty data for the period are consistent with Singh's assessment that Naxalism was then the country's principal internal-security challenge. →
“In Bharat Nirman, one crore hectares of unirrigated land will be irrigated.”Against a target of 10 million hectares of additional irrigation potential by 2009, states reported 6.14 million hectares by March 2009 and about 7.3 million hectares by September 2009. →
“The National Rural Health Mission would reduce the infant mortality rate to 30 per 1,000 live births and the maternal mortality ratio to 100 per 100,000 live births by 2012.”The National Rural Health Mission, launched on 12 April 2005, set a target of IMR 30 per 1,000 live births by 2012; SRS data place IMR at 42 in 2012, down from 58 in 2005. →
“Plan to bring electricity to every village in the country by 2009.”The 2009 deadline was missed: by May 2014 about 1.05 lakh of the 1.25 lakh unelectrified villages had been connected, leaving roughly 20,000 villages without grid electricity. →
“The NCMP mandates Government to levy an education cess. I propose to levy a cess of 2 per cent.”The 2004-05 Budget proposed a 2 per cent education cess; the Finance (No. 2) Act, 2004 levied it from 2004-05 to fund elementary education and the mid-day meal scheme. →
“Work has begun on the National Employment Guarantee Act. The object is to guarantee 100 days of employment in a year to one able-bodied person in every poor household.”The UPA enacted the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act in 2005, which gives a legal guarantee of at least 100 days of wage employment a year to rural households that demand work. →
“India will not send troops to Iraq.”India did not deploy troops to Iraq after the 2003 invasion, and the July 2004 statement remained the government's position. →
“Jalayagnam comprised 86 irrigation projects taken up from 2004-05 with the aim of creating an ayacut of 97.46 lakh acres and stabilising an existing ayacut of 22.53 lakh acres.”Jalayagnam, launched in 2004 with 86 projects and a target of about 97 lakh acres of new irrigation, was found by CAG's 2012 performance audit to have been taken up without adequate planning and clearances and to have largely not delivered the intended irrigation potential within the term. →
“to ensure that the economy grows at least 7-8% per year in a sustained manner over a decade and more and in a manner that generates employment so that each family is assured of a safe and viable livelihood”Real GDP growth averaged about 7.6% a year over the UPA decade (2004-05 to 2013-14), within the 7-8% range set out in the Common Minimum Programme. →
“Free electricity to agricultural pumpsets was a campaign promise in the 2004 Andhra Pradesh assembly election; Reddy ordered it immediately after being sworn in as Chief Minister on 14 May 2004.”Free power to farmers was a Congress promise in the 2004 Andhra Pradesh election; YSR ordered the scheme on taking office in May 2004 and the agricultural subsidy continued through his term. →
“Jalayagnam was an election promise to provide irrigation to 8.2 million acres in five years.”Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy launched the Jalayagnam irrigation programme on a promise to bring 8.2 million acres under irrigation within five years; by 2009 around 12 projects had been completed and irrigation had been provided to about 18 lakh acres. →
“Yuva Rozgar: to accelerate growth of productive and secure employment opportunities by around one crore a year and ensure that each family has at least one job.”The 2004 Congress manifesto promised about one crore additional employment opportunities a year, but NSSO data show about 1.1 million jobs were added between 2004-05 and 2009-10. →
“The Congress 2004 manifesto promised to scrap the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA), arguing that the law had been misused, particularly against minority communities.”POTA was repealed in September 2004, in the first year of the Congress-led UPA government, as the 2004 manifesto had pledged. →
“The Right to Information Act at the centre will be made more progressive, meaningful and useful to the public.”The RTI Act, 2005 replaced the Freedom of Information Act, 2002 and created a time-bound disclosure regime with penalties for delay, matching the manifesto's stated target. →
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