Promise Tracker
Every tracked political promise — with evidence.
Double farmer income by 2022
The target deadline of 2022 has passed and farm income did not double.
↗ 1 evidence source
Create 2 crore jobs every year
CMIE data showed rising unemployment post-2016, contradicting the job creation promise.
↗ 1 evidence source
Bring back black money from Swiss banks and deposit Rs 15 lakh in every Indian's account
No black money repatriation happened, and the Rs 15 lakh promise was called a 'jumla'.
↗ 1 evidence source
Make India a $5 trillion economy by 2024-25
Target deadline of 2024 passed, and the $5 trillion GDP goal was not achieved.
↗ 1 evidence source
Electoral bonds will bring transparency to political funding
Electoral bonds were struck down as unconstitutional in Feb 2024.
↗ 1 evidence source
Har ghar nal se jal — piped water to every household by 2024
Target deadline of 2024 has passed and the promise is likely to be missed.
↗ 4 evidence sources
Demonetization will end black money and terrorism funding
Demonetization failed to end black money and terrorism funding.
↗ 1 evidence source
Bullet train between Mumbai and Ahmedabad by 2023
Target deadline of 2023 passed, project delayed to 2027-2028.
↗ 1 evidence source
Remove Rohingyas from India completely
The government has not fully deported the Rohingya population, with thousands still residing in India.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Clean Yamuna river by 2025
The target deadline of 2025 has passed.
↗ 1 evidence source
Relocate the garbage dumping yard
The article states that despite promises, officials have begun constructing a new road instead of relocating the dumping yard.
↗ 1 evidence source
End corruption completely — 'Na khaunga, na khane dunga'
Multiple corruption scandals occurred during Modi's tenure.
↗ 1 evidence source
Uniform Civil Code implementation
National UCC not yet implemented.
↗ 1 evidence source
One nation one election
Bill introduced, under examination by a Joint Parliamentary Committee.
↗ 1 evidence source
Viksit Bharat by 2047 — developed India by centenary of independence
Viksit Bharat @2047 is a long-term national vision with active implementation across sectors and a deadline in 2047.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Construct a model colony in Velugumatla for poor people with amenities like electricity, water, roads, and a hospital
The model colony construction in Velugumatla is underway with a clear target completion deadline of December 9, 2026.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Expedite construction of newly-sanctioned medical colleges
Efforts to expedite construction of the newly-sanctioned medical colleges are in progress, with the government transitioning 10 colleges to a PPP model and executing additional funding.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Recruit 400 permanent veterinary officers
The recruitment process for 400 permanent veterinary officers is actively underway through the Karnataka Public Service Commission.
↗ 1 evidence source
Pay a 'Ugadi Bonus' of ₹1 per litre to its 1.27 lakh milk farmers
The article states this is a decision made and will be paid out, but doesn't confirm if it's a one-time or recurring bonus.
↗ 1 evidence source
Ban illegal tree felling in forest areas
The article states the ban is in effect and officials are instructed to enforce it.
↗ 1 evidence source
Complete eradication of Maoism
The article states Shah set a deadline of March 31, 2026, for the eradication of Maoism.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Economic target of $4.30 trillion by 2047
The article states this as a target, not a fulfilled promise.
↗ 1 evidence source
Prioritize commercial LPG supply for hospitals, hostels, and residential schools
The article states that this prioritization is being implemented, but does not indicate if it is a temporary measure or a permanent policy.
↗ 1 evidence source
Complete one lakh Indiramma houses by the end of this month
The article states that the houses will be completed by the end of the month, indicating the promise is ongoing.
↗ 1 evidence source
Complete Polavaram Irrigation Project by June 2026
The article states this is a target set by the state government, implying it is a significant promise. The project's completion is crucial for water infrastructure development in the state.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Come Early, Go Early scheme for women government employees in MMR
The article announces the launch of the scheme, indicating it is currently being implemented.
↗ 1 evidence source
Additional funding for the third phase of the Upper Krishna Project (UKP)
The article states the promise is part of a larger effort to address regional imbalances and mentions the project's importance, but doesn't give specifics on the funding amount or impact.
↗ 2 evidence sources
achieve a $1 trillion economy by 2035
The promise is stated as a goal for the state's economic development.
↗ 1 evidence source
pay a 'Ugadi Bonus' of ₹1 per litre to its 1.27 lakh milk farmers
The article states this is a planned bonus, but doesn't confirm if it's been paid yet.
↗ 1 evidence source
loan subsidy for unemployed youth and women, financial assistance for students, and an amendment to the Telangana Minorities Commission Act
The article states that the promises were made pre-election and remain unfulfilled, indicating they are ongoing.
↗ 1 evidence source
assured displaced families of housing and employment opportunities in government land parcels
The article states the promise but does not provide details on implementation or timeline.
↗ 1 evidence source
create employment opportunities for one million youths over the next five years
The promise is stated as a goal for Kumar's continued leadership, directly tied to his development agenda.
↗ 1 evidence source
strengthening sports infrastructure to enable students to compete at the international level, particularly for the 2036 Olympics
The article states the government's commitment to strengthening sports infrastructure, but doesn't specify concrete actions or funding.
↗ 1 evidence source
zero school dropout rates, construction of new houses for the poor, and creation of jobs for unemployed youth
The article states these are key goals for the next five years, implying a commitment to achieve them.
↗ 1 evidence source
appoint at least 20% of chairperson positions in corporations and government agencies to women
The article states this is under consideration for the next phase of appointments, not a firm commitment.
↗ 1 evidence source
stalls for women at restored tank sites
The article states plans for stalls, but doesn't confirm if they are already in place or have a set timeline.
↗ 1 evidence source
increased investments, agricultural expansion, and healthcare access
The article states these as achievements of his government, not explicit promises for the future.
↗ 1 evidence source
proposed "guarantee card"
The article mentions the "guarantee card" as a key promise but does not provide details about its contents.
↗ 1 evidence source
safeguarding nature is essential for human survival
The statement expresses a belief, not a concrete plan or policy.
↗ 1 evidence source
Siddipet would be represented by a Congress MLA in the next Assembly elections
The promise is about electoral representation and lacks specifics on policy impact.
↗ 1 evidence source
a total of ₹9,000 crore would be disbursed in three phases within 45 days to 70 lakh farmers
This promise involves a significant financial commitment to farmers and is likely to impact a large number of people in Telangana.
↗ 1 evidence source
₹8,000 coupon to housewives to buy household appliances
The article states this is part of a new manifesto for upcoming elections, but doesn't specify if it's a new promise or a continuation of an existing one.
↗ 1 evidence source
collateral-free education loans, unemployment allowances, and internship opportunities for Tamil youth
The article states these are election promises, implying they are intended to be fulfilled if the party comes to power.
↗ 1 evidence source
raise rubber price to ₹250 per kg
The article states this as a proposed action if the Congress comes to power, but doesn't specify how it will be achieved.
↗ 1 evidence source
deliver justice for late singer Zubeen Garg
The promise is vague and lacks specifics on how justice will be delivered. It is mentioned as part of a broader campaign promise.
↗ 1 evidence source
reintroduce the FCRA amendment bill in a special session of Parliament
The article states Stalin believes the bill will be reintroduced, but doesn't confirm if this is a new promise or a reiteration of a previous stance.
↗ 1 evidence source
60 programs with 950 proposals, including poverty eradication, increased welfare pensions, and universal health coverage
The promise is part of a manifesto for a state election, indicating a significant policy commitment.
↗ 1 evidence source
Reduce school dropout rates from 3% to zero
The promise aims to address a significant social issue in Uttar Pradesh, impacting a large number of children.
↗ 1 evidence source
Illatharasi scheme
The article states Stalin believes the scheme will be popular, but doesn't provide details on its impact or implementation.
↗ 1 evidence source
33% reservation for women in Parliament and state assemblies
This is a major policy proposal with potential nationwide impact on women's political representation.
↗ 1 evidence source
Illatharasi Scheme and increased Kalaignar Magalir Urimai Thogai grant
The article mentions these as key promises in the DMK manifesto but does not provide details on their nature or implementation status.
↗ 1 evidence source
over 70% of DMK's promises remained unfulfilled
The article states that over 70% of DMK's promises remain unfulfilled, implying they were not kept.
↗ 1 evidence source
global e-commerce platform for weaver products, increased financial support for weavers, a State Credit Guarantee Fund to revive MSMEs, and free electricity for handloom and powerloom units
The article mentions these as part of a manifesto, but doesn't state if they are new promises or have been made before.
↗ 1 evidence source
beautify and conserve statues of Ambedkar throughout the state
The article states the scheme's aim but doesn't provide details on its scope or timeline.
↗ 1 evidence source
practical and implementable policies based on Thirukkural principles
The article states Vijay promises practical policies but doesn't specify details, making a definitive verdict impossible.
↗ 1 evidence source
free education, free treatment, support for farmers, job creation, and social justice
The article states these are assurances outlined by Kavitha, but does not specify how they will be implemented or by when.
↗ 1 evidence source
create a welcoming environment for filmmakers
The promise is to create a more film-friendly environment, not a specific project or policy with a clear impact.
↗ 1 evidence source
address public debt and promised accountability in the use of public funds
The promise is stated as a general goal for the government, not a specific policy with a defined target or timeline.
↗ 1 evidence source
easier access to revenue services and empower economically weaker sections with ownership records
The article states the initiative aims to improve access to services, but doesn't specify a concrete goal or deadline.
↗ 1 evidence source
fulfill its promises of development and social welfare programs
The article states the new government needs to address financial challenges to fulfill its promises, implying these are key campaign pledges.
↗ 1 evidence source
introduction of the Annapurna Yojana and free travel for women on government buses
The article states promises will be fulfilled within unspecified timeframes, indicating an ongoing status.
↗ 1 evidence source
transform KSRTC into a professional entity based on detailed studies
The article states the government aims to transform KSRTC, but doesn't provide specifics on how or by when.
↗ 1 evidence source
blanket loan waiver for farmers
The politician calls for a blanket loan waiver, a significant policy change affecting many farmers.
↗ 1 evidence source
create jobs and wealth within the region
The promise is directly tied to a policy aimed at economic growth and job creation in Punjab.
↗ 1 evidence source
₹500 bonus for paddy growers and financial assistance for agricultural laborers
The article states that these promises were not implemented, indicating they were broken.
↗ 1 evidence source
Kolkata will become the 18th city connected to the Water Metro network
The article mentions this as a planned development, but does not provide details on its implementation timeline or completion status.
↗ 1 evidence source
two exclusive secretariats: one to address public grievances and another to handle issues related to NRIs
The article mentions these as plans under discussion, not yet implemented.
↗ 1 evidence source
establishment of a private employment exchange, funding for 10,000 Bharat Jodo Yuvakara Sanghas, and a waiver for completion certificates to ensure electricity and water connections for properties violating building bylaws
The article states these are new programs aimed at addressing unemployment and youth development, suggesting a significant impact.
↗ 1 evidence source
Bengaluru infrastructure improvements, building regularization, and free student bus rides
The article mentions these as plans Shivakumar has initiated, not specific promises with defined timelines or outcomes.
↗ 1 evidence source
corruption-free governance
The promise is central to the Chief Minister's stated vision for his government.
↗ 1 evidence source
no political party in Kerala had accused Mr. Kelkar of election manipulation
The statement clarifies the CM's stance on a past appointment, not a new promise.
↗ 1 evidence source
Launched a new air-conditioned bus service, the 'Vajra Vistara', connecting Bengaluru and Tumakuru
The article states the service was inaugurated, indicating it is operational.
↗ 1 evidence source
a new sports complex and related infrastructure
The article states the stadium construction will generate employment opportunities, but doesn't specify the number or timeframe.
↗ 1 evidence source
blueprint for 11 satellite townships across 10 districts
The article mentions this as one of several initiatives, suggesting it's a significant but not central policy.
↗ 1 evidence source
The project will connect Ahmedabad to Dholera Special Investment Region and Greenfield Industrial Smart City, creating employment opportunities and positioning Gujarat as a global manufacturing hub.
The promise is directly linked to a major infrastructure project with the stated goal of boosting Gujarat's economy and creating jobs.
↗ 1 evidence source
60% discount on conversion fees for B-Khata to A-Khata properties within Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) limits, 50% reduction in regularisation costs for buildings constructed before 2008 on BDA land, and a 15% setback relaxation as per the Town Planning Act.
The article states these are new initiatives aimed at encouraging property conversions and regularizations.
↗ 1 evidence source
closure of 717 TASMAC liquor shops within 500 meters of educational institutions and places of worship
The article states this as a government announcement, not a specific promise made by the CM during his speech.
↗ 1 evidence source
air conditioning in all new government buses
The article states the CM's desire, but doesn't confirm if this is a formal policy or just an aspiration.
↗ 1 evidence source
See Hyderabad host Olympics
↗ 1 evidence source
Ensure transparent and quality healthcare for poor and needy people
↗ 1 evidence source
Handing over a job letter and a cheque of Rs 25 lakh to Mondal’s family
↗ 2 evidence sources
Provide Rs 5 lakh each to 60 Rath Yatra committees
↗ 2 evidence sources
Plant 35 crore saplings
↗ 1 evidence source
implement new civic infrastructure projects for development of Perambur Assembly Constituency, estimated at ₹1,013 crore in the next two years
↗ 1 evidence source
Announced eight reforms to increase freight movement and improve construction quality
↗ 1 evidence source
Launch projects worth over Rs 2,500 crore in Punjab
↗ 1 evidence source
launch Heli-Tourism and Air Tourism Service Scheme-2026
↗ 1 evidence source
Directing officials to come up with a reform to curb linen theft in AC coaches
↗ 1 evidence source
Provide free bicycles to Class IX girl students in Delhi government schools
↗ 1 evidence source
waiver of Rs 48,000 crore in pending electricity dues of farmers
↗ 1 evidence source
launch the State government’s flagship ‘Sanjeevani’ healthcare programme
↗ 1 evidence source
Achieve 15% Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) growth
↗ 1 evidence source
appeal for active public participation in the Census self-enumeration
↗ 1 evidence source
commence EXIM operations at Vizhinjam international seaport
↗ 1 evidence source
allocation of one acre of land to FICCI within Bharat Future City
↗ 1 evidence source
Fill all government vacancies
↗ 1 evidence source
Give priority to Bengali language in all official government work
↗ 1 evidence source
Reopening old cases and ensuring justice
↗ 1 evidence source
Plant 64,000 saplings across Bengaluru this year
↗ 1 evidence source
Restore Jammu and Kashmir's statehood
↗ 1 evidence source
Seek greater Central assistance to ensure remunerative prices for farmers
↗ 1 evidence source
Issue Smart Property Cards to residents of Lal Dora villages
↗ 1 evidence source
abolish the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET)
↗ 1 evidence source
Build 2 crore pucca houses for the poor by 2022 (PM Awas Yojana)
The target was extended and cumulative completions eventually crossed 4 crore, exceeding the original target of 2 crore.
↗ 3 evidence sources
Free and world class government schools in Delhi
Delhi government school results improved significantly, fulfilling the promise.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Free electricity up to 200 units in Delhi
Free electricity up to 200 units has been implemented and sustained in Delhi.
↗ 2 evidence sources
End mafia raj and crime completely in Uttar Pradesh
The government successfully dismantled mafia networks and reduced crime rates according to NCRB data.
↗ 2 evidence sources
Achieve hunger-free status
The article states Kerala has achieved hunger-free status.
↗ 1 evidence source
Guarantee minimum income of Rs 72,000 per year to poorest families (NYAY scheme)
Congress lost the 2019 election, so the NYAY scheme was not implemented.
↗ 1 evidence source
Ma Mati Manush — government for people of Bengal
TMC lost the 2026 assembly elections and is no longer in power, rendering the long-term promise void.
↗ 2 evidence sources