National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) 2005
was passed in September 2005. The Act provides 100 days assured employment
every year to every rural household in 200 districts. Later, the scheme will be
extended to 600 districts. One third of the proposed jobs would be reserved for
women. The central government will also establish National Employment Guarantee
Funds. Similarly state governments will establish State Employment Guarantee
Funds for implementation of the scheme. Under the programme if an applicant is not
provided employment within fifteen days s/he will be entitled to a daily
unemployment allowance.
National Food for Work Programme(NFWP),
was launched in 2004 in 150 most backward districts of the country. The programme
is open to all rural poor who are in need of wage employment and desire to do
manual unskilled work. It is implemented as a 100 per cent centrally sponsored
scheme and foodgrains are provided free of cost to the states. Once the NREGA is in
force, the NFWP will be subsumed within this programme.
Prime Minister Rozgar Yozana (PMRY)
was started in 1993. The aim of the programme is to create self employment
opportunities for educated unemployed youth in rural areas and small towns. They
are helped in setting up small business and industries.
Rural Employment Generation Programme(REGP)
was launched in 1995. The aim of the programme is to create selfemployment
opportunities in rural areas and small towns. A target for creating 25 lakh new jobs
has been set for the programme under the Tenth Five Year plan.
Swarnajayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana (SGSY)
was launched in 1999. The programme aims at bringing the assisted poor families
above the poverty line by organising them into self help groups through a mix of
bank credit and government subsidy.
Pradhan Mantri Gramodaya Yozana (PMGY)
launched in 2000, additional central assistance is given to states for basic services
such as primary health, primary education, rural shelter, rural drinking water and
rural electrification.
Well, to reduce child labour they made it so that people under the age of 18 cannot work in factories, but that wasn't even 1% that did in the first place, so ... not much really,
sorry but i didn't know much else x
1. development in agriculture
special efforts should be made to develop the agriculture.Rapid growth rate of agricultural production will help in to remove urban poverty and rural poverty.
There are several remedial measures that have been taken by the government of India to reduce poverty. There is creation of employment and people have also been encouraged to take up farming as an economic venture.
Ways to decrease poverty include offering money and jobs to people that are impoverished. Others ways are to donate money and goods to areas that need help.
I think govt. Should give jobs to unemployed,provide free lobour,provide free food and should give clothes to them!
National Rural Employment Guarantee Act [NERGA] -IT was passed in September 2005 . The act provides 100 days assured employment every to every rural house hold in 200 districts.
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making people more educated
Pay your taxes, donate to worthy organizations when you can, do not support businesses or people that support or exploit illegal migrant farmers and pickers, and remember that that person on the corner with a sign asking for spare change may be you one day. Poverty in India: Current Situation what is meant by poverty? Poverty is one of the main issues, attracting the attention of sociologists and economists. It indicates a condition in which a person fails to maintain a living standard adequate for a comfortable lifestyle. Though India boasts of a high economic growth, it is shameful that there is still large scale poverty in India. Poverty in India can be defined as a situation when a certain section of people are unable to fulfill their basic needs. India has the world's largest number of poor people living in a single country. Out of its total population of more than 1 billion, 350 to 400 million people are living below the poverty line. Nearly 75% of the poor people are in rural areas, most of them are daily wagers, landless laborers and self employed house holders. There are a number of reasons for poverty in India. Poverty in India can be classified into two categories namely rural poverty and urban poverty. Reasons for Poverty? Some of the basic reasons of rural poverty in India are: • Unequal distribution of income. • High population growth. • Illiteracy. • Large families. • Caste system. Problems Of Poverty? • Presence of malnutrition, illiteracy, diseases and long term health problems. • Unhygienic living conditions, lack of proper housing, high infant mortality rate, injustice to women and social ill-treatment of certain sections of society. Steps Taken by Government to Reduce Rural Poverty ? The government of India has been trying its best to remove poverty. Some of the measures which the government has taken to remove rural poverty are: • Small farmer's development Programme. • Drought area development Programme. • Minimum needs Programme. • National rural employment Programme. • Assurance on employment. Causes for Urban Poverty? Improper training • Slow job growth. • Failure of PDS system
it has done nothing
explain the inflationary position in india. describe its causes and mention the steps taken by rbi governor to control inflation
The government ensures that companies aren't abusing their power. If they are found to be doing so, the government steps in to change regulations.
Although poverty still haunts 20 percent of the population and some sectors of society are still marginalized, the government has taken steps in empowering the poor through land acquisition and ownership and through community-based projects management. Much has still to be done, however, to respond to the needs of the poor.
to remove child labour ,decrease poverty and eliminating corruption
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Pay your taxes, donate to worthy organizations when you can, do not support businesses or people that support or exploit illegal migrant farmers and pickers, and remember that that person on the corner with a sign asking for spare change may be you one day. Poverty in India: Current Situation what is meant by poverty? Poverty is one of the main issues, attracting the attention of sociologists and economists. It indicates a condition in which a person fails to maintain a living standard adequate for a comfortable lifestyle. Though India boasts of a high economic growth, it is shameful that there is still large scale poverty in India. Poverty in India can be defined as a situation when a certain section of people are unable to fulfill their basic needs. India has the world's largest number of poor people living in a single country. Out of its total population of more than 1 billion, 350 to 400 million people are living below the poverty line. Nearly 75% of the poor people are in rural areas, most of them are daily wagers, landless laborers and self employed house holders. There are a number of reasons for poverty in India. Poverty in India can be classified into two categories namely rural poverty and urban poverty. Reasons for Poverty? Some of the basic reasons of rural poverty in India are: • Unequal distribution of income. • High population growth. • Illiteracy. • Large families. • Caste system. Problems Of Poverty? • Presence of malnutrition, illiteracy, diseases and long term health problems. • Unhygienic living conditions, lack of proper housing, high infant mortality rate, injustice to women and social ill-treatment of certain sections of society. Steps Taken by Government to Reduce Rural Poverty ? The government of India has been trying its best to remove poverty. Some of the measures which the government has taken to remove rural poverty are: • Small farmer's development Programme. • Drought area development Programme. • Minimum needs Programme. • National rural employment Programme. • Assurance on employment. Causes for Urban Poverty? Improper training • Slow job growth. • Failure of PDS system
it has done nothing
the government of india is good for nothing so we can not expect any thing from it
India's social sins are :- Dowry, poverty, gender inequality, drugs, human inequality, child labour, prostitution, n many more........ every individual needs to take steps in order to make India a better place to live.. come on... lets help to make a clean and green country, free from sins..
First the government has to good than atomatically the probles will solve
the following are the steps take by the government to controll the poverty in both rural and urban places 1] Area development programe: it is the programe introduced by the government to come over from the poverty . the main aim of this programe is to develope the areas like hill areas development programe [HDP], spetial area development programe [SADP] rural areas development programe [RADP] .....................etc 2] Employment development : this was also introduced by the goverment to come over from poverty. the main aim of this programe is to create more and more employment oportunities . when more employment opportunities are inroduced in the country standard of the people will be increased to this profitable to us .to develop the employment goverment are encouraging few MNC 3] resources and income development programe; these programe have been started to increase the income level of the people in both rural and urban areas
Today government of India is using non-renewable resources to generate electricity like from coal,why don't government of India is not using renwablel resources like solar energy,wind,tidal,etc are there to generate electricity.
govt. becoming very alert abt dis issue of development of tourism......... they proceeding d facilities ova india...
The govt is giving jobs to the people like muslims,dalits,adivasis etc
If you are appointed as a president of KVIC what steps you will take to promote khadi in India