evidence: However, the quality of growth has to be judged by how inclusive it is. This, in turn, depends on the performance of the sector that engages the largest chunk of the workforce (45.6%), i.e, agriculture. Here, both governments have achieved almost similar outcomes. Despite two successive years of drought, 2014-15 and 2015-16, the Modi government achieved an average agri-GDP growth of 3.7% vis-à-vis 3.5% during the Manmohan Singh period, which faced a drought in 2009-10. [...] (a) The average annual person-days generated under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act since its inception. Under the UPA government, it was 208 crore, which increased to 248 crore during the nine-year period of the NDA II government;