Claim about institutions and schemes named after leaders faces scrutiny

The provided web context confirms that a significant number of government schemes, programs, projects, and institutions have been named after leaders, particularly the Nehru-Gandhi family. Sources indicate that over 450 such entities exist (Reference 1, Reference 2).

Specific examples like Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) are mentioned (Reference 4, Reference 9). The context also mentions sports tournaments, airports, and ports being named after leaders (Reference 1, Reference 2).

However, the exact numbers provided in the claim for institutions, schools, specific schemes, factories, universities, roads, buildings, awards, medical institutions, airports, and ports (e.g., 55 institutions, 37 schools, 25 fake Rajiv Gandhi schemes, 27 schemes for Indira Gandhi, 52 factories/universities for Rajiv Gandhi, 55 institutions for Indira Gandhi, 21 institutions for Nehru, 23 institutions for Indira Gandhi, 4 roads for Nehru, 74 buildings, 51 awards for Nehru family, 39 medical institutions, 15 airports, 15 ports) are not directly verifiable or are contradicted by the broader figures provided in the sources. The claim about 22 sports tournaments named after Obama is unsubstantiated and likely erroneous, as the context focuses on Indian leaders.

The final statement, 'The Modi government only wants to work,' is a political opinion and not a factual claim that can be verified by the provided sources. [1][2][3]