Ahmedabad, June 29 -- Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the first 100 years of independent India's history will be studied by dividing it into two phases - before 2014 and after 2014. Shah made the remarks after inaugurating the pilot project of the PM Family Care Tracker (PM-FCT) and Health Passport in Gujarat's Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency, describing it as a key initiative for transparent, technology-driven welfare delivery that ensures no eligible beneficiary is left behind. Shah said a new era of welfare for the poor began in India after 2014. "Under the Prime Minister's transparent governance, every rupee released from Delhi is now deposited directly into the bank accounts of the poor". Describing 2014, the year when Modi assumed office as PM, as a "historic turning point" in independent India's history, he said: "Whenever the history of India's first 100 years of Independence is written, it will be divided into two phases - before 2014 and after 2014." Launching the pilot, Shah said the integrated digital platform would strengthen governance through a common identity system and ensure that no eligible beneficiary is deprived of welfare benefits. "These initiatives had fulfilled the dreams of generations of poor families," Shah said, quoting Mahatma Gandhi's vision of Ram Rajya....