PaRCha - JNU - ABVP - 2007 ID-595
.
Hll BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD UlBVPJ .
Mark sheet of the Marxists on NREG Act. .
One Year of NREG Act: Exposing the Leftists' " Pro-People" Rhetoric vs Ground Reality! .
UP A's own Report Card has found the REO COMRADES as the worst performer!! .
.
Friends, 6/10/2006 .
In our campus the Communists of all hues-SFI-PSU-AISA-DSU-AISF-DSO etc. (now like to call themselves as the LEFTists but give Red Salute with RIGHT hand clenched fist!!) are ultra-vocal shouting "Employment to All" and project themselves through their well-oiled propaganda and dogma indoctrinated cadres as the ultimate saviour of the poor and the economically downtrodden class and caste. Their opium concocted shrill voice and usual rhetoric apart, Govt of India's own report card ,has itself distinguished their ideological nakedness vs. their performance in their own ruling States. Considering that the handful of Marxists have already lost theJr ideological battle tor an "ideology that wants to bnng the ent1re world under the1r authontanan control but. I(Omcally, now in lndta kept themselves to m 1t's two corners VIZ West Bengal and Kerala Both these States have lost the1r earl1er glory and resilience, where the rule by the real Proletarians has been replaced w1th the rule by the Potitbureau!! .
The Leftists, especially the SFI 1n our campus claimed that the enactment of National Rural Employment Guarantee (NREG) Act as a ugreat achievement" of the1r parent party CPI (M) supported UPA Govt as usually taking the credits for so called good things to 1tself and g1vmg failures to rts own supported Govt and thereby ra1smg the1r "intellectual hypocrisy'' to new herghts!! Comrades like their favourite Mata Sonia like to ENJOY POWER without RESPONSIBILITY --taking credit to themselves and putting all the blames to poor MANmohanll But they tail to explain us why the Leftist ruled Kerala has been found as the worst performer in 1mplementmg of the scheme which both SF/ and CPM never tired of listing as thelf ·b1ggest achievement'' for the1r so-called struggle for the poor. KERALA is among the worst performing States as far as the Act's implementation goes, but nevertheless thereby we claim that the BJP ruled States are the top rated performer but ofcourse, better than the Marxists ruled ones. Here, we have tried to give a factual account regarding the NREG Implementation Report Card of the Mmrstry of Rural Affa1rs, Govt .
of India . .
.
Districts Covered .
No of Rggistered.
STATES .
JOB CARDS .
Applications .
ISSUED .
6 .
915017.
GUJRAT(BJP) .
78740 .
~ .
-------· .
Madhya Pradesh(BJP) .
18 .
10814035 .
3598809 .
JHARKHAND(formerly BJP) .
20 I .
2594653 .
302902 .
I .
ORISSA(BJD-BJP) .
19 6104562 .
2226626 .
1 .
ASOM(Congress) I .
7 .
2.96 lakh. .
57,790 I .
KERALA(CPM I~ .
NIL (0) .
2 .
NIL (0) .
WEST BENGAUCPM led LF} .
10 .
27.2 lakh .
13.4 lakh -i .
-' .
[DATA as on Sept4, 2006] .
(SOURCE: Ministry of Rural Development. Govt. of India) .
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Some facts about NREG ACT 2005 .
.
.
Jean Dreze a Belgian economist, who is currently with the Delhi School of Economics. 1s the ch1ef author of the scheme. .
.
.
According to the last Census, 72 crore (720 million) people lived in rural areas .
.
.
Currently it is said to be around 7.8 per cent, u nemp.lo yment has been rising in lndia Thrs has led to a migration of huge numbers of people from rural to urban areas With over 65 per cent of India's population under the age of 35, the country needs to create 6 crore (60 million} jobs over the next five years to prevent the unemployment rate from gaining unmanageable proportions. .
.
.
State governments, Panchayati Raj instrtut1ons as well as NGOs would be rnvolved m 1mplementmg the law .
.
.
The minimum daily wage had been pegged at Rs 60. .
.
.
The UPA government in the Budget for 2005-06 had raised the allocation for the Rural Development Ministry to Rs 24,000 crore (Rs 240 billion). .
.
.
The NREG Act will cost about Rs 40,000 {Rs 400 billion) crore annually. According to another est1mate. however, it could cost about Rs 50,000 crore (Rs 500 billion) annually, or about slightly less than 2 percent of GOP. .
.
.
.
The rural development ministry currently is allocated Rs 24,000 crore (Rs 240 billion) annually for all 1ts schemes. To meet the total cost of the amb1t1ous scheme. states w111 st1ll have to shell out Rs 4.000 crore (Rs 40 brlhon). The rest of the Rs 12,000 crore {(Rs 120 billion) assumrng the total cost works out toRs 40,000 crore} m1ght be rarsed from other schemes whose allocat1ons may now be merged mto thrs project Finance Mrnrster P Chidambaram says that the government wtll meet the requ1rement for the JOb guarantee scheme by ( 1) Normal rncrease rn budgetary support, (2) Savmgs from exrst1ng employment schemes. and (3) Add1t1onal allocat1on m gross budgetary support to states .
.
.
.
.
.
.
PaRCha - JNU - ABVP - 2007 ID-595
.
Hll BHARATIYA VIDYARTHI PARISHAD UlBVPJ .
Mark sheet of the Marxists on NREG Act. .
One Year of NREG Act: Exposing the Leftists' " Pro-People" Rhetoric vs Ground Reality! .
UP A's own Report Card has found the REO COMRADES as the worst performer!! .
.
Friends, 6/10/2006 .
In our campus the Communists of all hues-SFI-PSU-AISA-DSU-AISF-DSO etc. (now like to call themselves as the LEFTists but give Red Salute with RIGHT hand clenched fist!!) are ultra-vocal shouting "Employment to All" and project themselves through their well-oiled propaganda and dogma indoctrinated cadres as the ultimate saviour of the poor and the economically downtrodden class and caste. Their opium concocted shrill voice and usual rhetoric apart, Govt of India's own report card ,has itself distinguished their ideological nakedness vs. their performance in their own ruling States. Considering that the handful of Marxists have already lost theJr ideological battle tor an "ideology that wants to bnng the ent1re world under the1r authontanan control but. I(Omcally, now in lndta kept themselves to m 1t's two corners VIZ West Bengal and Kerala Both these States have lost the1r earl1er glory and resilience, where the rule by the real Proletarians has been replaced w1th the rule by the Potitbureau!! .
The Leftists, especially the SFI 1n our campus claimed that the enactment of National Rural Employment Guarantee (NREG) Act as a ugreat achievement" of the1r parent party CPI (M) supported UPA Govt as usually taking the credits for so called good things to 1tself and g1vmg failures to rts own supported Govt and thereby ra1smg the1r "intellectual hypocrisy'' to new herghts!! Comrades like their favourite Mata Sonia like to ENJOY POWER without RESPONSIBILITY --taking credit to themselves and putting all the blames to poor MANmohanll But they tail to explain us why the Leftist ruled Kerala has been found as the worst performer in 1mplementmg of the scheme which both SF/ and CPM never tired of listing as thelf ·b1ggest achievement'' for the1r so-called struggle for the poor. KERALA is among the worst performing States as far as the Act's implementation goes, but nevertheless thereby we claim that the BJP ruled States are the top rated performer but ofcourse, better than the Marxists ruled ones. Here, we have tried to give a factual account regarding the NREG Implementation Report Card of the Mmrstry of Rural Affa1rs, Govt .
of India . .
.
Districts Covered .
No of Rggistered.
STATES .
JOB CARDS .
Applications .
ISSUED .
6 .
915017.
GUJRAT(BJP) .
78740 .
~ .
-------· .
Madhya Pradesh(BJP) .
18 .
10814035 .
3598809 .
JHARKHAND(formerly BJP) .
20 I .
2594653 .
302902 .
I .
ORISSA(BJD-BJP) .
19 6104562 .
2226626 .
1 .
ASOM(Congress) I .
7 .
2.96 lakh. .
57,790 I .
KERALA(CPM I~ .
NIL (0) .
2 .
NIL (0) .
WEST BENGAUCPM led LF} .
10 .
27.2 lakh .
13.4 lakh -i .
-' .
[DATA as on Sept4, 2006] .
(SOURCE: Ministry of Rural Development. Govt. of India) .
.
.
.
.
.
Some facts about NREG ACT 2005 .
.
.
Jean Dreze a Belgian economist, who is currently with the Delhi School of Economics. 1s the ch1ef author of the scheme. .
.
.
According to the last Census, 72 crore (720 million) people lived in rural areas .
.
.
Currently it is said to be around 7.8 per cent, u nemp.lo yment has been rising in lndia Thrs has led to a migration of huge numbers of people from rural to urban areas With over 65 per cent of India's population under the age of 35, the country needs to create 6 crore (60 million} jobs over the next five years to prevent the unemployment rate from gaining unmanageable proportions. .
.
.
State governments, Panchayati Raj instrtut1ons as well as NGOs would be rnvolved m 1mplementmg the law .
.
.
The minimum daily wage had been pegged at Rs 60. .
.
.
The UPA government in the Budget for 2005-06 had raised the allocation for the Rural Development Ministry to Rs 24,000 crore (Rs 240 billion). .
.
.
The NREG Act will cost about Rs 40,000 {Rs 400 billion) crore annually. According to another est1mate. however, it could cost about Rs 50,000 crore (Rs 500 billion) annually, or about slightly less than 2 percent of GOP. .
.
.
.
The rural development ministry currently is allocated Rs 24,000 crore (Rs 240 billion) annually for all 1ts schemes. To meet the total cost of the amb1t1ous scheme. states w111 st1ll have to shell out Rs 4.000 crore (Rs 40 brlhon). The rest of the Rs 12,000 crore {(Rs 120 billion) assumrng the total cost works out toRs 40,000 crore} m1ght be rarsed from other schemes whose allocat1ons may now be merged mto thrs project Finance Mrnrster P Chidambaram says that the government wtll meet the requ1rement for the JOb guarantee scheme by ( 1) Normal rncrease rn budgetary support, (2) Savmgs from exrst1ng employment schemes. and (3) Add1t1onal allocat1on m gross budgetary support to states .
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