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The recently conducted Bharat Pulse Survey offers an insightful glimpse into the public’s perception of the Modi government’s performance. With participation from a diverse demographic across the nation, the survey sheds light on how citizens rate the current administration’s governance.
A Breakdown of Public Opinion
The survey presented respondents with four options to evaluate the government’s performance: excellent, good, average, and poor. The results reveal a broad spectrum of opinions, reflecting the varied experiences and expectations of the Indian populace.
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Excellent: 32%
A substantial 32% of respondents rated the Modi government’s performance as excellent. This segment of the population appears to be highly satisfied, crediting the administration for its impactful policies and development initiatives. Many in this category have highlighted achievements such as infrastructure growth, foreign policy advancements, and initiatives like Digital India.
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Good: 39%
The largest group, 39%, rated the government’s performance as good. While not overwhelmingly enthusiastic, this group acknowledges the administration’s efforts, albeit with room for improvement. Respondents in this category often cite effective handling of crises like the pandemic and strides in economic reforms but express concerns about rising inflation and unemployment.
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Average: 18%
For 18% of the participants, the government’s performance has been average. This group reflects a balanced viewpoint, recognizing some positive changes while expressing dissatisfaction with areas where promises remain unfulfilled. Issues like education reforms, healthcare, and rural development dominate the concerns of this demographic.
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Poor: 11%
At the bottom, 11% of respondents rated the government’s performance as poor. This group voices strong criticism, primarily over issues like economic disparity, handling of farmer protests, and unemployment rates. They believe the administration has fallen short of its lofty promises.
A Nation Divided Yet Optimistic
The survey underscores the diversity of opinions among Indian citizens. While a majority—71%—rate the government as either good or excellent, 29% express reservations about its effectiveness. These numbers reflect both the administration’s achievements and the challenges it continues to face in a complex, dynamic democracy.
