Criticising Railway Budget - Hueiyen Lanpao Editorial :: July 09, 2014 - Two days ahead of unveiling the first Union Budget of the newly installed BJP-led NDA Government at New Delhi, the Railway Budget 2014 was introduced in the Parliament by Railway Minister DV Sadananda Gowda on Tuesday. Giving a strong signal on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s resolve to curb populism and make tough decisions on politically sensitive issues, reform is the key word in the Railway Budget 2014 and it has revealed a major policy shift wherein India would allow foreign investments in its state-run, colonial-era railroad network. So there is the announcement for introduction of the first bullet train and nine-high-speed rail among 58 new trains that would chug along the tracks. However, as usual, it is time for attack of the Opposition parties on the new railway budget slamming it for alleged lack of vision and offering nothing for the poor. But this is what the BJP or any other party now in power would have said if they were in the opposition. Read full @ goo.gl/ooHr9e
Posted on: Wed, 09 Jul 2014 02:50:02 +0000
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