DO GOODPURIFY MIND- Path for All Societies to Attain Eternal Bliss by propagating BUDDHA’S OWN WORDS
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like what Sujata who fed hungry Buddha, Manimegali who fed the poor
with her Amudha Surabhi, Ashoka the Great who planted Fruit Bearing trees
all over his empire. Maha Mayawati said she will bring back Ashokan
rule by changing the face of the country first.
Dr B.R.Ambedkar thundered “Main Bharat Baudhmay karunga.” (I will make this country Buddhist)
With a humble request to be your working partner and to visit Kushinara Nibbana Bhumi Pagoda to propagate BUDDHA’S OWN WORDS
All Aboriginal Awakened Societies of the world to Thunder ” Hum Prapanch Prabuddha Prapanchmay
karunge.” We will make the whole world Awakened Universe.
“There is no fear for one whose mind is not filled with desires.”
On Your Mind
There is nothing so disobedient as an undisciplined mind, and there is nothing so obedient as a disciplined mind.”
“We are shaped by our thoughts; we become what we think. When the mind is pure, joy follows like a shadow that never leaves.”
“All that we are is the result of what we have thought: it is founded
on our thoughts and made up of our thoughts. If a man speak or act with
an evil thought, suffering follows him as the wheel follows the hoof of
the beast that draws the wagon…. If a man speak or act with a good
thought, happiness follows him like a shadow that never leaves him.”
“Whatever a monk keeps pursuing with his thinking and pondering, that becomes the inclination of his awareness.”
“Nothing can harm you as much as your own thoughts unguarded.”
“In the sky, there is no distinction of east and west; people create
distinctions out of their own minds and then believe them to be true.”
“Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think. Suffering
follows an evil thought as the wheels of a cart follow the oxen that
draws it.”
“Remembering a wrong is like carrying a burden on the mind.”
On Achieving Awakenment
“No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path.”
“A man is not called wise because he talks and talks again; but if he
is peaceful, loving and fearless then he is in truth called wise.”
“Purity or impurity depends on oneself, no one can purify another.”
“Just as a snake sheds its skin, we must shed our past over and over again.”
“Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without.”
“What is evil? Killing is evil, lying is evil, slandering is evil,
abuse is evil, gossip is evil, envy is evil, hatred is evil, to cling to
false doctrine is evil; all these things are evil. And what is the root
of evil? Desire is the root of evil, illusion is the root of evil.”
“To insist on a spiritual practice that served you in the past is to
carry the raft on your back after you have crossed the river.”
“If you find no one to support you on the spiritual path, walk alone.”
“Stop, stop. Do not speak. The ultimate truth is not even to think.”
“The one in whom no longer exist the craving and thirst that
perpetuate becoming; how could you track that Awakened one, trackless,
and of limitless range.”
“Endurance is one of the most difficult disciplines, but it is to the one who endures that the final victory comes.”
“When you realize how perfect everything is you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky.”
“The foot feels the foot when it feels the ground”
On Living In The Present Moment
On Compassion
“If your compassion does not include yourself, it is incomplete.”
“Thousands of candles can be lit from a single candle, and the life
of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being
shared.”
“Hatred does not cease through hatred at any time. Hatred ceases through love. This is an unalterable law.”
“As rain falls equally on the just and the unjust, do not burden your
heart with judgement but rain your kindness equally on all.”
“A generous heart, kind speech, and a life of service and compassion are the things which renew humanity.”
“If we fail to look after others when they need help, who will look after us?”
“Happiness comes when your work and words are of benefit to others.”
“Give, even if you only have a little.”
“Life is so very difficult. How can we be anything but kind?”
“We will develop and cultivate the liberation of mind by loving
kindness, make it our vehicle, make it our basis, stabilize it, exercise
ourselves in it, and fully perfect it.”
“As rain falls equally on the just and the unjust, do not burden your
heart with judgments but rain your kindness equally on all.”
“Kindness should become the natural way of life, not the exception.”
On Your Words
“Better than a thousand hollow words, is one word that brings peace.”
“Whatever words we utter should be chosen with care for people will hear them and be influenced by them for good or ill.”
“The tongue like a sharp knife… Kills without drawing blood.”
“Better than a thousand hollow words is one word that brings peace.”
“If you propose to speak always ask yourself, is it true, is it necessary, is it kind.”
“Like a fine flower, beautiful to look at but without scent, fine
words are fruitless in a man who does not act in accordance with them.”
“Speak only endearing speech, speech that is welcomed. Speech, when it brings no evil to others, is a pleasant thing.”
On Doubt
“There is nothing more dreadful than the habit of doubt. Doubt
separates people. It is a poison that disintegrates friendships and
breaks up pleasant relations. It is a thorn that irritates and hurts; it
is a sword that kills.”
“Even as a solid rock is unshaken by the wind, so are the wise unshaken by praise or blame.”
On Your Ideas
“An idea that is developed and put into action is more important than an idea that exists only as an idea.”
“Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no
matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your
own common sense.”
“If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading.”
“Just as the great ocean has one taste, the taste of salt, so also
this teaching and discipline has one taste, the taste of liberation.”
“Long is the night to him who is awake; long is a mile to him who is
tired; long is life to the foolish who do not know the true law.”
“Our theories of the eternal are as valuable as are those which a
chick which has not broken its way through its shell might form of the
outside world.”
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achieve what you want in life? Check out our free video training on the
hidden trap of trying to improve yourself. Register here.)
On Suffering
“Pain is certain, suffering is optional.”
“Have compassion for all beings, rich and poor alike; each has their suffering. Some suffer too much, others too little.”
“No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path.”
“Doubt everything. Find your own light.”
“Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no
matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your
own common sense.”
“If you truly loved yourself, you could never hurt another.”
“Do not look for a sanctuary in anyone except your self.”
“There is no fire like passion, there is no shark like hatred, there is no snare like folly, there is no torrent like greed.”
“Set your heart on doing good. Do it over and over again, and you will be filled with joy.”
“Most problems, if you give them enough time and space, will eventually wear themselves out”
“Irrigators channel waters; fletchers straighten arrows; carpenters bend wood; the wise master themselves.”
“Drop by drop is the water pot filled. Likewise, the wise man, gathering it little by little, fills himself with good.”
“You yourself must strive. The Buddhas only point the way.”
“Your work is to discover your world and then with all your heart give yourself to it.”
“She who knows life flows, feels no wear or tear, needs no mending or repair.”
“I am the miracle.”
On Gratitude
“Let us rise up and be thankful, for if we didn’t learn a lot at
least we learned a little, and if we didn’t learn a little, at least we
didn’t get sick, and if we got sick, at least we didn’t die; so, let us
all be thankful.”
“The way is not in the sky. The way is in the heart.”
“To live a pure unselfish life, one must count nothing as one’s own in the midst of abundance.”
(Do you want to read a counter-intuitive perspective on why gratitude
isn’t as important as people think it is? Check out our interview with
the world-renowned shaman Rudá Iandê. Read it here.).
On Meditation
“Meditate… do not delay, lest you later regret it.”
On Death
“Ardently do today what must be done. Who knows? Tomorrow, death comes.”
“Live every act fully, as if it were your last.”
“To be idle is a short road to death and to be diligent is a way of life; foolish people are idle, wise people are diligent.”
On Happiness
“One who acts on truth is happy in this world and beyond.”
“Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have.”
“A man asked Gautama Buddha, ‘I want happiness.’ Buddha said, ‘First
remove I, that’s Ego, then remove want, that’s Desire. See now you are
left with only Happiness.’ ”
“To support mother and father, to cherish wife and child and to have a simple livelihood; this is the good luck.”
On Changing the World
“One moment can change a day, one day can change a life and one life can change the world.”
(Do you want to change the world? You first need to embrace your
inner beast. Learn how to do this from the world-renowned shaman Rudá
Iandê in our free masterclass. Register here.)
On Friends and Relationships
“An insincere and evil friend is more to be feared than a wild beast;
a wild beast may wound your body, but an evil friend will wound your
mind.”
“Should a seeker not find a companion who is better or equal, let them resolutely pursue a solitary course.”
“He who loves 50 people has 50 woes; he who loves no one has no woes.”
On Being Noble
“One is not called noble who harms living beings. By not harming living beings one is called noble.”
“Being deeply learned and skilled, being well trained and using well spoken words: this is good luck.”
To learn more about meditation techniques and Buddhist wisdom, check out our no-nonsense guide to using Buddhism and eastern philosophy for a better life here.
On Anger
“You will not be punished for your anger, you will be punished by your anger.”
“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of
throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.”
“Anger will never disappear so long as thoughts of resentment are cherished in the mind.”
“Chaos is inherent in all compounded things. Strive on with diligence.”
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A disciplined mind brings happiness.
Give, even if you only have a little.
Conquer anger with non-anger. Conquer badness with goodness.
Conquer meanness with generosity. Conquer dishonesty with truth
Conquer anger with non-anger. Conquer badness with goodness. Conquer meanness with generosity. Conquer dishonesty with truth
For The Gain of the Many and For the Welfare of the Many Sarvajan Hithaya Sarvajan Sukhaya Maha Mayawati as CM of UP herself regularly monitored development and progress of welfare programmes as Centre was not cooperating with State ever since the BSP Government came into power in UP .
Apart from being a CM, she was also the national president of BSP. So she took care of the party in other states as well as
in UP.
She had no hassles handling UP. Forso many years, the state has been ruled
by non-BSP parties which is why it is so backward. In my first term as
the CM, in four months I did the work of four years.
All
Awakened Aboriginal societies consider her as the PM of this country
because she became eligible to be so because of her best governance of
UP by way of distributing the wealth of the State proportionately among
all societies as enshrined in our Marvellous Modern Constitution, This
was not tolerated by just 0.1%
foreigners kicked out from Bene Israel, Tibet, Africa, Western Europe,
Western Germany South Russia, Eastern Europe, Hungary chitpavan brahmins
who are number one terrorists of the world who are violent, militant,
praciticing hatred, anger, jealousy delusion, stupidity remotely
controlling all the non-BSP parties which tdid not like BSP to acquire
the Master Key against 99.9% all awakened aboriginal societies. So they
tampered the fraud EVMs to gobble power. But they are not recognised by
the societies. They feel only the BSP movement can take care of them.
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with her Amudha Surabhi, Ashoka the Great who planted Fruit Bearing trees
all over his empire. Maha Mayawati said she will bring back Ashokan
rule by changing the face of the country first.
All non-BSP parties themselves are limited to a few states, As a Scheduled Caste’s
daughter she claimed she was a hard-working girl. She said with the way BSP is racing ahead. Obviously, when BSP rushes
ahead, other parties will be hurt. First the Congress, then BJP. Non - BSP parties wanted a seat adjustment. and asked for a national-level alliance but BSP was not ready. She said
people do not want it.
She didn’t need anything from the Congress or BJP. Her party fights alone.
In 1996 with the Congress, it was they who needed BSP when they had an
alliance.BSP’s votes were transferred to them but their votes were not
transferred to BSP. That is when BSP decided that if they don’t gain
anything out of this, then why should they go in for an alliance? Everyone
gains from BSP but they gained nothing from them..
BJP told Maha Mayawati in 2003 that it wanted to see her as CM
forever. She understood that they wanted her to remain in UP while they
ruled at the Centre. They wanted her to support them in 60 out of 80
seats in the state in the event of a mid-term poll. She said no. They put
political pressure on her and embroiled her in the Taj Corridor case.
They also lodged a disproportionate assets case
against her. Then BJP went out and the Congress came to power. Income tax appellate had given her a clean chit years ago being held over since 2004.
Vajpayee cheated BSP in 1997, when BSP and BJP had a power-sharing arrangement in UP. They are dhokebaaz (not to be trusted) and jhoote
(liars). When Maha mayawati was CM, she did not try to break their party and even
gave them the post of the speaker. But six months later, they tried to
break BSP’s MLAs. Just as they cheated her, she cheated them. She said in
Parliament that she will abstain and then the next day voted against them
(NDA government in 1998). She said to herself, she will destroy them in the
entire country. If Vajpayee can do it, so can she saam daam dand bhed ke saath (with affection, money, punishment and divide). Just as he did to her.
She said she will make western UP,
Poorvanchal, Bundelkhand. BSP favours small states, it supported
Uttarakhand. Let the Central Government be ready, we will quickly pass
it in the state Assembly. When BSP forms the government at the Centre, It
will make small states.
BSP’s biggest enemy—All of them SP BJP Congress and their allies. She said BSP didn’t need an alliance with any party.
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English
AN 5.27 -
Samādhi Sutta
— Concentration —
[samādhi]
Five uplifting knowledges that occur to one who practices the boundless concentration.
Wise
& mindful, you should develop immeasurable concentration [i.e.,
concentration based on immeasurable good will, compassion, appreciation,
or equanimity]. When, wise & mindful, one has developed
immeasurable concentration, five realizations arise right within
oneself. Which five?
The
realization arises right within oneself that ‘This concentration is
blissful in the present and will result in bliss in the future.’
The realization arises right within oneself that ‘This concentration is noble & not connected with the baits of the flesh.’
The realization arises right within oneself that ‘This concentration is not obtained by base people.’
The
realization arises right within oneself that ‘This concentration is
peaceful, exquisite, the acquiring of serenity, the attainment of unity,
not kept in place by the fabrications of forceful restraint.’
The realization arises right within oneself that ‘I enter into this concentration mindfully, and mindfully I emerge from it.’
Wise
& mindful, you should develop immeasurable concentration. When,
wise & mindful, one has developed immeasurable concentration, these
five realizations arise right within oneself. A
Samadhi Sutta | Concentration Discourse - TipitakaSeries
06) ClassicalDevanagari,Classical Hindi-Devanagari- शास्त्रीय हिंदी,
बुद्धिमान
और सावधान, अच्छी इच्छा, करुणा, प्रशंसा, या समताकरण के आधार पर अतुलनीय
एकाग्रता विकसित करने के लिए। जब, बुद्धिमान और सावधान, एक ने एकाग्रता
विकसित की है, 5 प्राप्तियां स्वयं के भीतर ही उत्पन्न होती हैं।
08) Classical Afrikaans– Klassieke Afrikaans
Wyse en verstandige, om onmeetbare konsentrasie te ontwikkel gebaseer op
goeie wil, deernis, waardering, of ewewig. Wanneer, wyse en in gedagte,
het ‘n mens konsentrasie ontwikkel, 5 realisasies ontstaan reg binne
jouself.
09) Classical Albanian-Shqiptare klasike,
Të mençur dhe të ndërgjegjshëm, për të zhvilluar përqendrimin e
pamatshëm bazuar në vullnetin e mirë, dhembshurinë, vlerësimin ose
qartësimin.Kur, të mençur dhe të ndërgjegjshëm, një ka zhvilluar
përqendrim, 5 realizime lindin menjëherë brenda vetes.
من الحكمة والعقل، لتطوير تركيز لا حصر له بناء على الإرادة الجيدة أو
الرحمة أو التقدير أو الاتزان. عندما طور واحدا من الحكمة والعملة، فإن 5
من الإنجازات تنشأ مباشرة داخل نفسه.
12) Classical Armenian-դասական հայերեն,
Իմաստուն եւ մտքով, անսպառ համակենտրոնացումը զարգացնելու, լավ կամքի,
կարեկցանքի, գնահատանքի կամ ինքնասիրության հիման վրա: Երբ, իմաստուն եւ
մտքով, մեկը զարգացել է:
14) Classical Azerbaijani- Klassik Azərbaycan,
Müdrik və zehinli, yaxşı iradə, şəfqət, minnətdarlıq və ya bərabərlik əsasında ölçülməz konsentrasiyanı inkişaf etdirmək üçün
15) Classical Basque- Euskal klasikoa,
Jakintsua eta gogoan, borondate onean, errukia, estimua edo ekanimitatea
oinarritzat hartuta kontzentrazio neurrigabea garatzea. Zer, jakintsua
eta gogoan, kontzentrazioa garatu da, 5 konturaziok zuzentzen dira
norberaren barruan.
16) Classical Belarusian-Класічная беларуская,
Мудры і памяццю, для распрацоўкі невымернай канцэнтрацыі на аснове
добрай волі, спачуванне, удзячнасць або equanimity.When, мудры і
памяткі, адзін распрацаваў канцэнтрацыю, 5 рэалізацыі ўзнікаюць прама ў
сябе.
17) Classical Bengali-ক্লাসিক্যাল বাংলা,ভাল
ইচ্ছা, সমবেদনা, কৃতজ্ঞতা, বা সমানতা উপর ভিত্তি করে অসম্ভব ঘনত্ব বিকাশের
জন্য, বুদ্ধিমান এবং সতর্কতা অবলম্বন করা, একজন, বুদ্ধিমান ও নির্বোধ,
একজনকে ঘনত্ব বিকশিত হয়েছে, 5 টি উপলব্ধিগুলি নিজের মধ্যেই দাঁড়াবে।
18) Classical Bosnian-Klasični bosanski,
Mudri i razumljiv, razvijati nemjerljivu koncentraciju na osnovu dobre
volje, saosećanja, zahvalnosti ili jednakosti.Kada, mudri i pažljivi,
jedan je razvio koncentraciju, u sebi se pojavilo 5 realizacije u sebi.
19) Classical Bulgaria- Класически българск,Мъдри
и внимателни, за да се развие неизмерима концентрация, основана на
добра воля, състрадание, благодарност или равновесие. Когато, мъдър и
внимателен, човек е развил концентрация, 5 реализации възникват точно в
себе си.
20) Classical Catalan-Català clàssic
Savi i conscient, per desenvolupar una concentració immensurable basada
en la bona voluntat, la compassió, l’apreciació o l’equanimitat. Quan,
savi i conscient, un ha desenvolupat concentració, es produeixen 5
realitzacions en un mateix.
21) Classical Cebuano-Klase sa SugboMaalamon
ug Maghunahuna, aron mapalambo ang dili mabag-o nga konsentrasyon base
sa maayong kabubut-on, pagkamabination, aprubinasyon, o panagsama, ang
usa ka buut nga konsentrasyon, 5 nga mga katumanan, 5 nga mga pahibalo
ang mitungha sa kaugalingon.
23) Classical Chinese (Simplified)-古典中文(简体),智慧和谨慎,基于良好的意志,同情,欣赏或平等地发展不可估量的集中。当,明智和谨慎的,一个人发达了浓度,在自己内部出现5个实现
24) Classical Chinese (Traditional)-古典中文(繁體),智慧和謹慎,基於良好的意志,同情,欣賞或平等地發展不可估量的集中。當,明智和謹慎的,一個人發達了濃度,在自己內部出現5個實現。
25) Classical Corsican-Corsa Corsicana,
Wise & Mindful, per sviluppà cuncencografia immensurabile basatu
nantu à a bona vuluntà, cumpassione, apprezzamentu, apprezzamentu,
sgraziatu, unu hà sviluppatu ghjustu.
26) Classical Croatian-Klasična hrvatska,
Mudri i svjesni, razviti nemjerljivu koncentraciju na temelju dobre volje, suosjećanje, uvažavanje ili jednakosti.
27) Classical Czech-Klasická čeština
Wise & Mindive, rozvíjet nesmírnou koncentraci založenou na dobré vůli, soucit, uznání, nebo rovnováhy.
28) Classical Danish-Klassisk dansk,Klassisk dansk,
Klogt og opmærksom, for at udvikle umådelig koncentration baseret på god
vilje, medfølelse, påskønnelse eller equanimity. Når det er klogt og
opmærksom, har man udviklet koncentration, 5 realisationer opstår lige
inden for sig selv.
29) Classical Dutch- Klassiek Nederlands,
Wise & Mindful, om onmetelijke concentratie te ontwikkelen op basis
van goede wil, mededogen, waardering of equenanimiteit. Wanneer, wijs en
mindful, heeft men een concentratie ontwikkeld, 5 realisaties doen zich
recht op zichzelf.
30) Classical English,Roman,Wise
& Mindful, To Develop Immeasurable Concentration Based On Good
Will, Compassion, Appreciation, OR Equanimity.When, Wise & Mindful,
One Has Developed Concentration, 5 Realizations Arise Right Within
Oneself.
31) Classical Esperanto-Klasika Esperanto,
Saĝa kaj mensa, por disvolvi nemezureblan koncentriĝon bazitan sur bona volo, kompato, aprezado aŭ ekvilibro.
32) Classical Estonian- klassikaline eesti keel,Wise
& Mindsful, arendada mõõtmatu kontsentratsiooni põhineb hea tahtel,
kaastunnet, tunnustust või võrdset.Kui, tark ja meeles, üks on välja
töötanud kontsentratsiooni, 5 realiseerimist tekib õiges sees.
33) Classical Filipino klassikaline filipiinlane,Wise
& Mindful, upang bumuo ng hindi masukat na konsentrasyon batay sa
mabuting kalooban, habag, pagpapahalaga, o kahusayan. Kapag, matalino at
maingat, isa ay bumuo ng konsentrasyon, 5 pagsasakatuparan lumitaw
mismo sa sarili.
34) Classical Finnish- Klassinen suomalainen,Viisas
ja tietoinen, kehittää mittaamaton keskittymä perustuu hyvään tahtoon,
myötätuntoon, arvostukseen tai quaniimityon. Kun viisas ja tietoinen,
yksi on kehittynyt keskittyminen, 5 realisointi syntyy oikein itseään.
35) Classical French- Français classique,Sage
et conscient, de développer une concentration incommensurable basée sur
une bonne volonté, la compassion, l’appréciation ou
l’équanimité.Lorsque, sage et conscient, on a développé une
concentration, 5 réalisations se posent à l’intérieur de soi-même.
36) Classical Frisian- Klassike Frysk,Wize
& Mindful, om ûnevenabele konsintraasje te ûntwikkeljen basearre op
goede wil, meilibjen, wurdearring, as lykweardichheid. Wise, wiis en
mindful, ien ûntsteane konsintraasje, 5 realisaasjes op it goed
ûntstean.
37) Classical Galician-Clásico galego,Wise
& Mindful, para desenvolver unha concentración inconmensurable
baseada en boa vontade, compaixón, valoración ou equanimidade. Cando,
sabio e atento, desenvolveuse concentración, 5 realizacións xorden
directamente dentro dun mesmo.
38) Classical Georgian-კლასიკური ქართული,ბრძენი
და მავიწყდება, რათა განვითარდეს კარგი ნება, თანაგრძნობა, მადლიერება, ან
equanimity.When, ბრძენი და Mindful, ერთი შეიმუშავა კონცენტრაცია, 5
რეალიზაცია წარმოიქმნება საკუთარ თავს.
39) Classical German- Klassisches Deutsch,WISE
& MENCEFUL, um eine unermessliche Konzentration auf der Grundlage
des guten Willens, des Mitgefühls, der Wertschätzung oder der
Equanimität zu entwickeln
40) Classical Greek-Κλασσικά Ελληνικά,Wise
& Markulful, να αναπτύξει ανυπολόγιστη συγκέντρωση με βάση την καλή
θέληση, τη συμπόνια, την εκτίμηση ή την ισορροπία.Όταν, ο σοφός και
προσεκτικός, κάποιος έχει αναπτύξει τη συγκέντρωση, 5 πραγματοποιήσεις
προκύπτουν δεξιά μέσα στον εαυτό του.
41) Classical Gujarati-ક્લાસિકલ ગુજરાતી,સારી
ઇચ્છા, કરુણા, પ્રશંસા, અથવા સમકક્ષતાના આધારે અનિવાર્ય એકાગ્રતા વિકસાવવા
માટે મુજબની અને માઇન્ડફુલ. જ્યારે, જ્ઞાની અને મગજમાં, એકે એકાગ્રતા
વિકસાવી છે, 5 અનુભવો પોતાને અંદર ઊભી કરે છે.
42) Classical Haitian Creole-Klasik kreyòl,Ki
gen bon konprann & bliye, yo devlope konsantrasyon infini ki baze
sou bon volonte, konpasyon, apresyasyon, oswa equanimity.When, ki gen
bon konprann & bliye, yon sèl te devlope konsantrasyon, 5
reyalizasyon leve dwa nan tèt li.
43) Classical Hausa-Hausa Hausa,Mai
hikima da hankali, don haɓaka taro mai zurfi dangane da kyakkyawar
nufin zai iya, ko mai hikima, mai hikima, mutum ya sami daidaito a cikin
mutum.
44) Classical Hawaiian-Hawaiian Hawaiian,
Naʻauao & noʻonoʻo, e hoʻomohala i ka hoʻopiliʻana i ka hoʻopiliʻana
i nā mea maikaʻi, ke aloha, he naʻauao, ua kū pono kekahi i kaʻike.
45) Classical Hebrew- עברית קלאסית
חכם
& מודע, לפתח ריכוז לא יסבירו על בסיס רצון טוב, חמלה, הערכה, או
שוויון.כאשר, חכם & מודע, אחד פיתח ריכוז, 5 מימושים מתעוררים ממש בתוך
עצמך.
46) Classical Hmong- Lus Hmoob,
Cov paub qab hau & los txhim kho imagasurable raws li qhov zoo yuav,
muaj kev khuv leej, muaj kev paub, muaj ib qho tau tsim kho kom zoo,
muaj 5 leeg tshwm sim rau ntawm tus kheej.
47) Classical Hungarian-Klasszikus magyar,
Bölcs és tudatos, hogy a jó akarat, az együttérzés, az elismerés, vagy
az equanimity alapú mérhetetlen koncentráció kialakítása. Amikor bölcs
és tudatos, az egyik kifejlesztett koncentrációt, 5 realizáció merül fel
magadban.
48) Classical Icelandic-Klassísk íslensku,
Wise & Mindful, til að þróa ómeðhöndluð styrk, byggt á góðri vilja,
samúð, þakklæti eða jafnvægi. Þegar vitur og huga, hefur maður þróað
einbeitingu, 5 realizations koma upp innan sjálfur.
49) Classical Igbo,Klassískt Igbo,Ihe
amamihe dị na ya na iche, ịzụlite itinye uche na-enweghị isi dabere na
ezi uche, ọmịiko, ma ọ bụ amamihe, ma ọ bụ na-echepụta ihe ga-enyere gị
aka.
50) Classical Indonesian-Bahasa Indonesia Klasik,Bijaksana
& penuh perhatian, untuk mengembangkan konsentrasi yang tak terukur
berdasarkan kemauan yang baik, kasih sayang, penghargaan, atau
keseimbanganitas. Ketika, bijaksana & penuh perhatian, seseorang
telah mengembangkan konsentrasi, 5 realisasi muncul tepat di dalam diri
sendiri.
51) Classical Irish-Indinéisis Clasaiceach,Ciallmhar
& meabhrach, chun comhchruinniú immeasurable a fhorbairt bunaithe
ar thola, trócaire, léirthuiscint, nó equanimity.When, ciallmhar agus
meabhrach, tá tiúchan forbartha ag duine, tagann 5 réadúchán chun cinn
ceart laistigh den duine féin.
52) Classical Italian-Italiano classico,Saggio
e consapevole, sviluppare una concentrazione incommensurabile basata
sulla buona volontà, compassione, apprezzamento o equanimità. Quando,
saggio e consapevole, uno ha sviluppato una concentrazione, 5
realizzazioni sorgono proprio dentro di sé.
54) Classical Javanese-Klasik Jawa,
Wicaksana & Mikir, Kanggo Nggawe Konsentrasi sing Apik banget
adhedhasar Will, welasan, apresiasi, utawa kesenengan, utawa
kesetaraan.Nalika & eling, siji duwe sajroning konsentrasi.
55) Classical Kannada- ಶಾಸ್ತ್ರೀಯ ಕನ್ನಡ,ಬುದ್ಧಿವಂತ
ಮತ್ತು ಬುದ್ಧಿವಂತ, ಉತ್ತಮ ವಿಲ್, ಸಹಾನುಭೂತಿ, ಮೆಚ್ಚುಗೆ, ಅಥವಾ ಸಮಚಿತ್ತತೆಯನ್ನು
ಆಧರಿಸಿ ಅಮಾನತುಗೊಳಿಸಬಹುದಾದ ಏಕಾಗ್ರತೆ ಅಭಿವೃದ್ಧಿಪಡಿಸಲು.
56) Classical Kazakh-Классикалық қазақ,Дана
және ақыл-ой, мейірімді, жанашырлық, ризашылық, ризашылық немесе
теңдікке негізделген, демек, ақыл-ой, ақыл-ой, ақыл-ой, бір-бірімен
концентрацияны дамытқан, 5 реализация өзімде пайда болады.
59) Classical Korean-고전 한국어,
현명한 & 마음에 들지 않고, 좋은 의지, 연민, 감사, 또는 뇌도를 기반으로 임대형 농도를 개발할 수 있습니다. 현명하고, 마음이 집중력을 발전 시켰을 때, 5 개의 실현이 자신 안에서 바로 일어났습니다.
60) Classical Kurdish (Kurmanji)-Kurdî (Kurmancî),
Wise & Mindful, pêşxistina hebûna bêkêmasî ya li ser bingeha xweş, dilovanî, pesnê min, an jî wekhevî ..
61) Classical Kyrgyz-Классикалык Кыргыз,Акылдуу
жана акылдуу, жакшы эрк, боорукердикке, ыраазычылыкка негизделген
түшүнүксүз концентрацияны өнүктүрүү, акылдуу жана акылдуу, акыл-эстүү
концентрацияланууга даярдыктан, ал өзүңдүн ичиндеги концентрациялануу.
63) Classical Latin-LXII) Classical Latin,
Memor Sapiens &, ut develop immensum concentratione secundum bonam
voluntatem, misericordia, appreciation, aut aequority.when, sapiens
& meminisse, unus habet developed concentration, V reveh
64) Classical Latvian-Klasiskā latviešu valoda,Wise
& Mindful, lai attīstītu neizmērojamo koncentrāciju, pamatojoties
uz labu gribu, līdzjūtību, atzinību vai equanimity.Kad, gudrs un
uzmanīgs, viens ir izstrādājusi koncentrāciju, 5 realizācijas rodas
tiesības sevī.
65) Classical Lithuanian-Klasikinė lietuvių kalba,
Išmintingi ir prisiminimai, plėtoti neišmatuojamą koncentraciją, pagrįstą geru valia, užuojauta, dėkingumu ar ekranavimu.
66) Classical Luxembourgish-Klassesch Lëtzebuergesch,
Wise an am Kapp vun der Entwécklung vun der Konzentréierungszentrum
baséiert op gudde Wëllen zu gudde Wëllen, urorision, oder
Gläichgewiicht.
67) Classical Macedonian-Класичен македонски,
Мудриот и внимателен, да се развие немерлива концентрација врз основа на
добра волја, сочувство, благодарност или рамнодушност. Кога, мудар и
свесен, има развиено концентрација, 5 реализации се јавуваат во себе.
68) Classical Malagasy,класичен малгашки,
Hendry sy mitadidy, ny hamolavola fifantohana tsy azo ihodivirana
mifototra amin’ny sitrapo tsara, ny fangorahana, ny fankasitrahana, na
ny fampitoviana, na ny fitoviana.
69) Classical Malay-Melayu Klasik,Bijaksana
& Mindful, untuk membangunkan kepekatan yang tidak dapat diukur
berdasarkan kehendak yang baik, belas kasihan, penghargaan, atau
keseimbangan.Ketika, Bijaksana & Mindful, yang telah membangunkan
kepekatan, 5 realisasi timbul tepat dalam diri sendiri.
70) Classical Malayalam-ക്ലാസിക്കൽ മലയാളം,
നല്ല ഇച്ഛാശക്തി, അനുകമ്പ, വിലമതിപ്പ്, ഇക്വമിറ്റി എന്നിവ അടിസ്ഥാനമാക്കി
കണക്കാക്കാനാവാത്ത ഏകാഗ്രത വികസിപ്പിക്കുന്നതിനായി ബുദ്ധിമാനും
ബുദ്ധിമാനും.
71) Classical Maltese-Klassiku Malti,
Wise & Mindful, biex tiżviluppa konċentrazzjoni li ma titkejjilx
ibbażata fuq rieda tajba, kompassjoni, apprezzament, jew
equanimity.When, għaqli u konxja, wieħed żviluppat konċentrazzjoni, 5
realizzazzjonijiet jinqalgħu dritt fiha nnifisha.
72) Classical Maori-Maori Maori,
Whakaaro nui me te hinengaro, ki te whanake i te aro nui i runga i te
pai, te maioha, te mohio, te mohio, te mohio, kotahi te whanaketanga o
roto.
73) Classical Marathi-क्लासिकल माओरी,
सुज्ञ आणि मनुका, चांगल्या इच्छा, करुणा, कृतज्ञता किंवा समतुल्य यावर
आधारित असुरक्षित एकाग्रता विकसित करणे म्हणजे सुज्ञ आणि मनःपूर्वक, एकाने
एकाग्रता विकसित केली आहे, 5 जीवनशैली स्वतःच्या आत उद्भवली.
76) Classical Nepali-शास्त्रीय म्यांमार (बर्मा),
बुद्धिमान र मनमोहक, राम्रो इच्छा मा आधारित अथाहनीय रूपमा, अनुकूल,
प्रशंसा, वा समानता विकास गर्न। जब, बुद्धिमान र मनमोहक, एक वास्तविकता
हुन्छ।
77) Classical Norwegian-Klassisk norsk,Klok
og oppmerksom, for å utvikle umåtelig konsentrasjon basert på god
vilje, medfølelse, takknemlighet eller likviditet. Når, klok og
oppmerksom, har man utviklet konsentrasjon, 5 realiseringer oppstår rett
innenfor seg selv.
عاقلانه
و ذهنی، برای توسعه غلظت های غیر قابل اندازه گیری بر اساس اراده خوب،
شفقت، قدردانی، یا همجنسگرایان. هنگامی که، عاقل و ذهنیت، یک تمرکز را
توسعه داده است، 5 تحقق در راستای خود به وجود آمده است.
81) Classical Polish-Język klasyczny polski,
Wise & Mindful, rozwijanie niezmierzonego koncentracji opartego na dobrej woli, współczuciu, aprecjacji lub równomyślności
82) Classical Portuguese-Português Clássico,
Sábio e consciente, para desenvolver uma concentração imensurável
baseada em boa vontade, compaixão, valorização ou equanimidade. Quando,
sábio e consciente, um desenvolveu concentração, 5 realizações surgem
bem dentro de si.
84) Classical Romanian-Clasic românesc,Înțelept
și mental, pentru a dezvolta o concentrare incomensurabilă bazată pe
voință bună, compasiune, apreciere sau echanimitate. Când, înțelepți și
atenți, unul a dezvoltat concentrare, 5 realizări apar în sine.
85) Classical Russian-Классический русский,Мудрый
и осознавая, чтобы развить неизмеримую концентрацию на основе доброй
воли, сострадания, признательности или равновесие. Когда мудрый и
осознанный, один сложился концентрацию, 5 реализаций возникают прямо в
себе.
86) Classical Samoan-Samoan Samoa,
Atamai & mafaufau loloto, e atiaʻe le loloto o le mafaufau i le
lelei, agaalofa, ma le agaga poto, e saʻo, tasi ua faʻatupuina le
mafaufau i totonu o le tagata.
88) Classical Scots Gaelic-Gàidhlig Albannach Clasaigeach,
Glic is inntinn, gus cuimseachadh gu leòr a leasachadh stèidhichte air
deagh thoil, meas mòr, no cochd, gluasadach air cuingealachadh, thig 5
ath-bheothachadh taobh a-staigh thu fhèin
89) Classical Serbian-Класични српски,Мудри
и размишљајући, развити немерну концентрацију на основу добре воље,
саосећање, уважавање или једнакости. Кад је, мудри и пажљиво, једна је
развила концентрација, 5 реализација у себи.
90) Classical Sesotho-Seserbia ea boholo-holo,
Ka bohlale le ba kelello, ho nts’etsapele khatello ea maikutlo e matla e
thehiloeng molemong oa thato ea thato, kapa ho lekana. “
94) Classical Slovak-Klasický slovenský,
Wise & Mindful, rozvíjať nesmiernuteľnú koncentráciu založenú na dobrej vôli, súcitu, zhodnotenia alebo rovnomernosti.
95) Classical Slovenian-Klasična slovenska,
Pametno in pozorno, da se razvije neizmerno koncentracijo, ki temelji na dobri volji, sočutju, spoštovanju ali enačbi
96) Classical Somali-Soomaali qowmiyadeed,
WISu Angel & Maskax, si loo horumariyo uruurinta aan la qiyaasi
karin oo ku saleysan rabitaan wanaagsan, naxariis, qadarin, ama si caqli
leh, mid ka mid ah, mid ka mid ah ayaa uruursanaada.
97) Classical Spanish-Español clásico,
Sabio y consciente, para desarrollar una concentración inconmensurable
basada en la buena voluntad, la compasión, la apreciación o la
ecuanimidad. Cuando se ha desarrollado una concentración, 5
realizaciones surgen justo dentro de uno mismo.
98) Classical Sundanese-Sunda Klasik,Wajat
& akal, ngahibarkeun konsentrasi anu berhanias dumasar kana wasiat
anu saé, karep, apresiasi, atanapi equanimity.Wations, 5 realisasiana.
99) Classical Swahili,Kiswahili cha Classical,
Hekima na Kuzingatia, kuendeleza mkusanyiko usio na nguvu kulingana na mapenzi, huruma, shukrani, au usawa.
100) Classical Swedish-Klassisk svensk,Wise
& Mindful, för att utveckla omärkbar koncentration baserad på god
vilja, medkänsla, uppskattning eller jämlikhet. När, klokt och mindful,
har man utvecklat koncentration, 5 realisationer uppstår rätt inom sig
själv.
102) Classical Tamil-பாரம்பரிய இசைத்தமிழ் செம்மொழி,
நல்ல விருப்பம், இரக்கம், பாராட்டு, அல்லது சமநிலை ஆகியவற்றை அடிப்படையாகக்
கொண்ட மிகச்சிறந்த செறிவுகளை வளர்ப்பதற்கு ஞானமான & கவனத்தை
வளர்ப்பதற்கு.
106) Classical Turkish-Klasik Türk,Bilge
ve zihni, iyi niyet, şefkat, takdir veya eşcinselliğe dayalı ölçülemez
bir konsantrasyon geliştirmek. Ne zaman bilge ve dikkatli, biri
konsantrasyon gelişti, 5 gerçekleşmein kendi içinde ortaya çıkıyor.
107) Classical Turkmen
Gowy we paýhasly, rehimdarlyk, abraý ýetiriň ýa-da deňhiklilik
108) Classical Ukrainian-Класичний український,
Мудрий і розумний, щоб розвинути незрозумілу концентрацію, засновану на
доброму волі, співчуття, вдячності або рівноправності. Коли, мудрий і
пам’ятає, що вона розвинула концентрацію, 5 реалізації виникають прямо в
собі.
109) Classical Urdu- کلاسیکی اردو
حکمت
اور ذہنیت، اچھی مرضی کے مطابق، شفقت، تعریف، یا مساوات کی بنیاد پر
ناقابل اعتماد حراستی کی ترقی کے لئے .جب، عقلمند اور ذہن میں، کسی نے
حراستی کی ترقی کی ہے، 5 حقیقتیں خود کے اندر اندر پیدا ہوتے ہیں
111) Classical Uzbek-Klassik o’z,
Aqlli va ongli, imtiyozli iroda, rahm-shafqat yoki tokudkorlik asosida cheksiz konsentratsiyani rivojlantirish uchun.
112) Classical Vietnamese-Tiếng Việ,Khôn
ngoan và lưu tâm, để phát triển nồng độ vô lượng dựa trên ý chí tốt,
lòng trắc ẩn, đánh giá cao hoặc bình đẳng. Khi, khôn ngoan & chánh
niệm, một người đã phát triển sự tập trung, 5 hiện thực phát sinh ngay
trong chính mình.
113) Classical Welsh-Cymraeg Clasurol,Yn
ddoeth a Mindful, i ddatblygu crynodiad anfesuradwy yn seiliedig ar
ewyllys da, tosturi, gwerthfawrogiad, neu ecaymitity.When, Wise &
Mindful, mae un wedi datblygu canolbwyntio, 5 gwireddiad yn codi yn iawn
eich hun.
116) Classical Yoruba-Yoruba Yoruba,
Oloye & ifẹ, lati dagbasoke ifọkansi iSpyá ti o da lori rere yoo,
aanu, oye, tabi didara, ọkan ti ṣe agbekalẹ ati oju-aye 5 dide laarin
ararẹ.
For The Gain of the Many and For the Welfare of the Many
Centre not serious for solving problems of footwear industry : C.M.
Lucknow
: December 04, 2007 The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Km. Mayawati,
while talking to the media persons here today, said that the news
regarding the mushar population of the Anai village of Bada gaon
development block in Varanasi district, which said that the entire
population of the village was on the verge of starvation, was a
publicity stunt of the opposition parties based on misleading, false and
baseless facts. She said that as soon as she came to know about the
news, she sent Principal Secretary, Revenue to conduct on-the-spot
verification of the facts. During the investigation, it was revealed
that several families of the village had been benefited by various
schemes and programmes being run by the State Government. She said that
she had directed the officers to issue ration cards and allot leases in
this village on priority basis and also cover it under various other
schemes. The officers had been directed to ensure development of such
under developed villages on priority basis, she added. Km. Mayawati said
that the child, whose name had been mentioned in the news report, was
being treated at the hospital. The child, who lived in Anai village, was
taken to hospital by the gram pradhan and the Government provided an
assistance of Rs. 1000 as well. During the investigation, the child was
found in good condition. She said that role of a voluntary organisation
has been identified in this false publicity stunt. The same organisation
had indulged in such a false publicity stunt earlier as well, she
pointed out. Referring to the media reports regarding power scenario in
the State, the C.M. said that since 1980 the State was not supplied its
full quota of power allocated from the Central Power Projects, whereas
other States were being supplied their full quota of power. Thus, it is
clear that the Centre was totally responsible for the poor condition of
power in the State, she pointed out. Km. Mayawati said that the Central
Government had okayed eight 4000 MW ultra mega power projects for the
entire country, but none of them would be installed in U.P. Out of this
project, 50 to 60 per cent of the power would be utilised by the State,
which would solve the power woes of a State up to great extent. She said
that from the Central Government’s year 1980 Rihand and Singrauli
projects, which had a capacity of 3000 MW, only 30 to 32 per cent of the
power was allocated for U.P., whereas presently the Union Government
was providing 50 to 60 per cent share to the States. The C.M. said that
the Central Government was adopting a discriminatory attitude against
U.P. regarding allocation of power. She said that she had written a
letter to the Prime Minister to remove this discrimination. Km. Mayawati
said that immediately after the formation of the government, she had
demanded a special package of Rs. 80,000 crore for the development of
Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal, which included a demand of Rs. 6,800 crore
for the energy provisions. This package also included several important
schemes, which were directly related to the common people. She regretted
that the Central Government had not taken any decision so far. Despite
that, the State Government had increased ex gratia/agriculture input aid
amount to Rs. 1000 from Rs. 250 payable to small and marginal farmers
belonging to the drought/flood affected districts, whose crops had
suffered 50 per cent or more damages. The C.M. said that the Congress
and opposition parties were indulging into false propaganda through
newspapers that the VAT was higher on the U.P. Footwear Industry and it
should be brought down. She said that the rates proposed in the VAT were
fixed on the recommendations of the committee formed by the Central
Government and these rates were implemented in the adjoining States. The
VAT is not implemented in U.P. so far. Therefore, the statements of the
opposition parties, regarding the U.P. Footwear Industry, were aimed at
creating confusion and their silence over other States proved that
these statements were being issued to gain political mileage. She said
that such statements would not benefit anybody. Km. Mayawati said that
in November 2006, the footwear manufacturers had requested the Central
Government to decrease the central excise duty chargeable on the
footwear, but the Centre did not consider their request. She said that
if the Central Government was serious towards the problems of the
footwear industry, then it would have provided relief to them. She said
that at present 4 per cent and 8 per cent trade tax was applicable on
rubber and plastic footwear respectively. It may be recalled that
presently 4 per cent and 8 per cent trade tax was chargeable on rubber
and plastic footwear costing up to Rs. 200 respectively. After the
implementation of VAT in the State, the rate of the taxes had been
proposed at par with the tax rates fixed by the authorised committee of
the State Finance Ministers. The authorised committee had made two types
of recommendations regarding the rates. This included 4 per cent tax on
moulded plastic footwear, slippers (hawai chappals) and their straps
and 12.5 per cent on other footwear. It is noteworthy that 16 per cent
central excise duty was chargeable on the footwear besides VAT and this
tax revenue was directly collected by the Centre. Besides VAT, the
States of Uttarakhand, M.P., Rajasthan andBihar were getting tax
exemption on footwear ranging between Rs. 150 to less than Rs. 300 and
the VAT had been fixed at 12.5 per cent in all these States. Thus, the
rates in U.P. were lesser and if the Central Government intended to give
relief to the footwear manufacturers of U.P., then it would have
brought down the central excise duty being charged at 16 per cent. *****
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Disabled persons will get multi-utility I.D. cards Free of Cost: CM
Lucknow
: December 03, 2007 U.P. Chief Minister Km. Mayawati has announced that
an additional provision of Rs. 2 crore will be made for incentive prize
being given to disabled persons for marriage. She has also announced
for a hike in the monthly amount being provided to disabled persons in
Government institutes and educational institutions from Rs. 500 to Rs.
850. For the maintenance of schools and workshops of the Disabled
Welfare department a provision of Rs. 1 crore will also be made and in
this year these institutions will get four buses too. The C.M. has also
announced for providing multi-utility identity cards to disabled persons
free of cost, for which two rupees were being charge previously. The
Chief Minister was addressing the State level Awards Distribution
Ceremony here today which was organised to commemorate the World
Disability Day. On this occasion, she announced that regular training
and refresher courses for the officers, employees and teachers of the
Disabled Welfare department will be organised at National institutes.
For this, a budgetary allocation of Rs. 20 lakh will be made. She said
that every year under the disabled pension scheme, a provision of Rs. 10
per beneficiary for incidental expenses will be made in the budget. Km.
Mayawati said that among the social welfare sector, welfare of the
disabled has remained her foremost priority. With this motive, her
Government had constituted a separate department of Disabled Welfare in
1995. In 1997, during the tenure of her second Government she had made a
provision for three per cent reservation of posts for disabled persons
in public services and had also formulated the rules for providing
incentive for marriage with a disabled person. During the tenure of her
third Government in 2003, she had taken a decision for the establishment
of an intermediate college for the visually impaired at Lucknow. Km.
Mayawati also said that her Government has doubled the pension amount
for those destitute disabled persons having a maximum income of Rs. 1000
per month, from Rs. 150 per month to Rs. 300 per month. Under this,
there is a target to benefit 5.66 lakh disabled persons during the
current financial year. Apart from this, under the rural development
department out of every three self-help groups being constituted at
village level representation of disabled persons has been made
compulsory in at least one self-help group. With the intention of
enabling the disabled persons to join the mainstream of society,
provision of imparting training to them in 18 new trades has been made
so that they become self-employed. She said that procedure for income
certificate for the disabled persons has been simplified and private
doctors have also been authorised to issue disability certificate. The
Government is providing monetary aid to disabled persons for surgery.
Simultaneously, surgery camps are also being organised under the Sarv
Shikshaa Abhiyaan. She said that under the Sarv Shikshaa Abhiyaan in 8
districts, Bachpan Day-Care Centre for children of 3 to 6 years of age
are being run. During the current academic session, in 8 more district
of divisional-headquarter category, such day care centres will be become
functional. The Chief Minister said that for treating patients of
Japanese Encephalitis who have developed a disability, a
psycho-development centre has been established at B.R.D. Medical
College, Gorakhpur where efficient technical personnel have been posted
for treating the disabled persons. Apart from this, under the Manyawar
Shri Kanshi Ramji Shahri Samagra Vikas Yojna, eligible disabled persons
from the selected wards of the urban areas will be provided pension. On
this occasion the Chief Minister also announced that during her tenure
as the Chief Minister in 2002 she had made some announcements and also
given some assurances on demands raised by the association of visually
impaired persons. Due to the apathy of successor Governments many of
these remained unfulfilled. For the implementation of the remaining
demands a committee will be constituted under the chairmanship of the
Chairman, State Advisory Council Shri Satish Chandra Mishra which will
ensure timely implementation of these announcements and assurances.
Principal Secretaries of Justice, Personnel, Disabled Welfare
departments as well as Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister will be
the other members of this committee. The Chief Minister while
congratulating the awardees as well as the institutions during the
ceremony said that the motive of the Government for giving away these
awards is to inspire the disabled persons so that they accept the
challenges and proceed on a way to progress. She said that there is a
fundamental need to change our attitude towards disabled persons and
instead of sympathy one must inculcate the spirit of equality with the
disabled persons which will help in their rehabilitation and progress.
Prior to this, mentally challenged girls of Mamta Government school
presented a welcome-song. Physically challenged children of a very
tender age presented a bouquet to the C.M. Hearing impaired children of
St. Francis’ School, Drishti Samajik Sansthan as well as physically
challenged children of Bachpan Day Care Centre and also mentally
challenged children of Mamta school, Asha Jyoti School and Chetna
Sansthan presented many interesting cultural programmes. On this
occasion, Disabled Welfare department Minister Shri Lalji Verma, Urban
Development Minister Shri Nakul Dubey, Chief Secretary Shri Prashant
Kumar Mishra, Principal Secretaries to the C.M. Shri Shailesh Krishna
and Kunwar Fateh Bahadur Singh, Principal Secretary of Disabled Welfare
department Shri Govindan Nayar, Secretary to the C.M. Shri Navneet
Sehgal, District Magistrate Lucknow Shri Chandra Bhanu and senior
officers of the Disabled Welfare department were also present. *******
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https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Constitution_of_India_(Original_Calligraphed_and_Illuminated_Version)/Part_5/Chapter_1 The Constitution of India (Original Calligraphed and Illuminated Version)/Part 5/Chapter
https://www.quora.com/What-language-did-Gautama-Buddha-speak-according-to-Indian-mythology-and-why-is-it-significant The Buddha spoke in a language called Magadhi Prakrit. Magadhi
Prakrit is the spoken language of the ancient Magadha kingdom, one of
the 16 city-state kingdoms at the time, located in the eastern Indian
subcontinent, in a region around
modern-day Bihār,
and spanning what is now eastern India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. The
first Magadha king is Bimbisara (558 BC –491 BC), during whose reign the
Buddha attained enlightenment. Both king Bimbisara and his successor
son Ajatashatru, were mentioned in several Buddhist Sutras, being lay disciplines, great friends and protectors of the Buddha
When
a just born baby is kept isolated without anyone communicating with the
baby, after a few days it will speak and human natural (Prakrit)
language known as Classical Magahi Magadhi/Classical Chandaso language/Magadhi Prakrit/Classical Hela Basa (Hela Language)/Classical Pali which are the same. Buddha spoke in Magadhi. All the 7111 languages and dialects are off shoot of Classical
Magahi Magadhi. Hence all of them are Classical in nature (Prakrit) of
Human Beings, just like all other living spieces have their own natural
languages for communication. 116 languages are translated by https://translate.google.com
Magadha empire, ~500 BCE
The Magadha kingdom later became part of the Mauryan Empire, one of the world’s largest empires in its time, and the largest ever in the Indian subcontinent.
Mauryan Empire, 265 BCE
Magadhi Prakrit is the official language of the Mauryan court. Its emperor “Ashoka
the Great” (ruled 273- 232 BCE) united continental India. During the
war to conquer Kalinga, the last Southern part of India not subject to
his rule, he personally witnessed the devastation that caused hundred of
thousands of deaths, and began feeling remorse. Although the annexation
of Kalinga was completed, Ashoka embraced the teachings of Buddhism, and renounced war and violence. He sent out missionaries to travel around Asia - his son Mahinda and daughter Sanghamitra, who established Buddhism in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) - and spread Buddhism to other countries.
Stone lion of Ashoka, later became symbol of modern India
Magadhi Prakrit is predominantly the language by which Emperor Ashoka’s edicts were composed in. These edicts were carved on stone pillars placed throughout the empire. The inscriptions on the pillars described edicts about morality based on Buddhist tenets.
Ashoka Pillar at Feroze Shah Kotla, Delhi, written in Magadhi, Brami and Urdu
Geographically, the Buddha
taught in Magadha, but the four most important places in his life are
all outside of it. It is likely that he taught in several closely
related dialects of Middle Indo-Aryan, which had a high degree of mutual
intelligibility.
Brāhmī Alphabet
The Brāhmī alphabet is the ancestor of most of the 40 or so modern alphabets, and of a number of other
alphabets, such as Khmer and Tibetan.
It is thought to have been modelled on the Aramaic
or Phoenician alphabets, and appeared in Jambudvipa sometime before 500 BC.
The earliest known inscriptions in the Brāhmī alphabet are those of
King Asoka (c.270-232 BC), third monarch of the Mauryan dynasty.
Brāhmī was used to write a variety of languages, including Prakrit.
Notable features
Type of writing system: abugida - each letter represents a consonant with an
inherent vowel. Other vowels were indicated using a variety of diacritics
and separate letters.
Letters are grouped according to the way they are pronounced.
Many letters have more than one form.
Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines
Vowels and vowel diacritics
Consonants
Sample text
Asokan Edict - Delhi Inscription
Transliteration
devānaṁpiye piyadasi lājā hevaṁ āhā ye atikaṁtaṁ
aṁtalaṁ lājāne husa hevaṁ ichisu kathaṁ jane
dhaṁmavaḍhiyā vāḍheya nocujane anulupāyā dhaṁmavaḍhiyā
vaḍhithā etaṁ devānaṁpiye piyadasi lājā hevaṁ āhā esame
huthā atākaṁtaṁ ca aṁtalaṁ hevaṁ ichisu lājāne katha jane
Translation
Thus spoke king Devanampiya Piyadasi: “Kings of the olden time have gone to heaven under
these very desires. How then among mankind may religion (or growth in grace) be increased?
Yea, through the conversion of the humbly-born shall religion increase”
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Some of the writing systems used to write Sanskrit
The Brahmi script was the
ancestor of all
South Asian writing
systems. In
addition, many East and Southeast Asian scripts,
such as Burmese, Thai,
Tibetan, and even
Japanese to a very small extent (vowel order),
were also ultimately derived from the Brahmi
script. Thus the Brahmi script was the Indian
equivalent of the Greek script that gave arise
to a host of different systems. You can take a
look at
the evolution of Indian scripts,
or
the evolution of Southeast Asian scripts.
Both of these pages are located at the very
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Languages and Scripts of India.
You can also take a look at
Asoka’s edict at Girnar,
inscribed in the Brahmi script.
Language History
of India: The concept of verbal communication in India started late
back in Indo-Aryan time from 1500 BCE to 600 BCE. It was a period of
Indus Valley civilization. In this era, a Dravidian Language is supposed
to exist for speaking and communicating. Soon after, Devanagari script
was introduced for writing Sanskrit and later Hindi languages.
Subsequently, many native and regional languages emerged with the
widespread of Indian
Civilization. Most of them were dialects and variants grouped under the
Hindi Language. Centuries later, Persian language or Parsi was
introduced into India by the Mahmud of Ghazni and by other Turkish &
Afghanis Dynasties as the court language. In an early 18th
century, the British started the invasion in India and for
administrative purpose brought their major Language – English. It’s a
latest known language in India.
Official languages of India:
India has the world’s second highest
780 number of languages, after Papua New Guinea which has 839
languages. According to the most recent census of 2001, there are 1635
restructured mother tongues, 234 identifiable mother tongues, and 22
major languages. Many assume that Hindi is the National
Language of India, but it’s a misconception. Hindi is not the national
language of India but official. The Constitution of India designates the
official language
of the Government of India both as Standard Hindi written in the
Devanagari script, as well as English. The Eighth Schedule of the Indian
Constitution lists 22 languages, which have been referred to as
scheduled languages and given status, recognition and even official
encouragement. Here, we have not including English as a part of Indian
Nationalized Languages. Let us below identify with the most Spoken,
Popular and 22 Official Languages of India (in alphabetic order).
Assamese – is an Eastern Indo-Aryan language spoken mainly in the Indian state of Assam, where it is an official language. It is spoken by over 15 million native speakers. It is also spoken in parts of Arunachal Pradesh and other northeast Indian states.
Bengali– is an Indo-Aryan language
spoken both in the Republic of Bangladesh and north-eastern states of
the Republic of India including West Bengal, Tripura, Assam (Barak
Valley) and Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The language is spoken by 83 million people across India. After Hindi and Punjabi, Bengali is 3rd most spoken language in India.
Bodo– is the Sino-Tibetan language
spoken primarily by the Bodo people of North East India, Nepal and
Bengal. The population of Boro speakers according to 2001 census report
was 2 million.
Dogri– is an Indo-Aryan language spoken by roughly five million people in India and Pakistan, chiefly in the region of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and northern Punjab in India.
Gujarati– is an Indo-Aryan language
native to the state of Gujarat. Gujarati emerged from time 1100–1500 AD
in India. It is the official language in the state of Gujarat, in the
union territories of Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli. Gujarati
is the language of the Gujjars, who had ruled Rajputana and Punjab.
According to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 4.5% of the Indian
population speaks Gujarati, which amounts to 46 million speakers in India.
Hindi– is the most spoken and standardized Hindustani language. There are more than 300 Million people who use Hindi as their mother tongue. Moreover, it is the fourth most-spoken first language in the world.
It is considered to be one of the oldest languages in the world. As it
is descended from Sanskrit language and is considered part of the New
Indo-Aryan subgroup. Hindi written in the Devanagari script is the official language of the Government of India. Modern Standard Hindi is believed to be influenced by Dravidian languages, Turkic languages, Persian, Arabic, Portuguese and English.
Kannada – is a Dravidian language
spoken primarily by Kannada people in south India, mainly in the state
of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The
language has roughly 45 million native speakers who are called Kannadigas.
Kashmiri – is a language from the Dardic sub-group of the Indo-Aryan languages
and it is spoken primarily in the state of north India of Jammu and
Kashmir mainly in the Kashmir and Chenab Valley. There are approximately 5 Million speakers throughout India. Most Kashmiri also speaks and use Urdu or English as a second language.
Konkani– is an Indo-Aryan language
belonging to the Indo-European family of languages and is spoken along
the South western coast of India, mainly in Goa and Maharashtra. Native speakers are almost 8 million. The first Konkani inscription is dated 1187 A.D.
Maithili– is an Indo-Aryan language
spoken in the northern and eastern Bihar of India and a few districts
of the Nepal Terai. It is one of the largest languages in India and the
second largest language in Nepal. It is almost spoken by 34 million people in India. Less commonly, it was written with a mix of other neighboring languages such as Bhojpuri, Magahi, and Awadhi.
Malayalam – is a Dravidian language
spoken mainly in south India, principally in the state of Kerala. It is
one of the 22 scheduled languages of India and was designated as a
Classical Language in India in 2013. Malayalam is also spoken in the
neighboring states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Approximately 34 million native people speak Malayalam.
Manipuri–
or known as Meitei is the main language in the southeastern Himalayan
state of Manipur, in northeastern India. It is the State official
language in government offices. Manipuri is also spoken in the Indian
states of Assam and Tripura, and in some part of Bangladesh and Myanmar.
It is currently classified as a vulnerable language by UNESCO. Just
about 1.5 Million People speak this language in India.
Marathi
– is an Indian language spoken predominantly by the Marathi people of
Maharashtra. It is the official language and co-official language in the
Maharashtra and Goa states of Western India, respectively. Roughly, 75 Million people in India Speaks Marathi as their native language. There is no much difference in Marathi and Konkani Language while speaking.
Nepali – is an Indo-Aryan language
derived from Sanskrit. It is the official language of Nepal. But In
India, (due to Devanagari script) the Nepali language is listed in the
Eighth Schedule to the Constitution of India as an Indian language
having an official status in the Indian state of Sikkim and in West
Bengal’s Darjeeling district. It is spoken essentially by Pahari people
in Nepal and by a significant number of Bhutanese and some Burmese
people.
Odia – or Oriya is an Indo-Aryan language that is spoken mostly in eastern India from the state of Odisha. Just around 44 million native speakers
are from Orissa (and above 55 million if we include adjoining regions
of its neighboring states largely migrated from Orissa to other parts of
India), making it spoken by 4.2% of India’s population.
Punjabi – is an Indo-Aryan language, which is very popular in northern India and in large Pakistan province. It is second most spoken language in India. Punjabi is spoken by over 120 million native speakers worldwide (making
it the 11th most widely spoken language in the world). Basically, it’s
the native language of the Punjabi people who inhabit the historical
Punjab region of India and Pakistan before independence.
Sanskrit– is a standardized dialect of Old Indo-Aryan
and is a primary liturgical language of Hinduism. It is marked as the
philosophical language of Hinduism, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism and even
considered lingua franca of ancient India and Nepal. As a result of
transmission of Hindu and Buddhist culture to Southeast Asia and parts
of Central Asia, it was also a language of high culture in some of these
regions during the early-medieval era. Even today, in many secondary
schools across India, the Sanskrit language is regarded as one of the
main subjects from other class lessons.
Santali– is a language in the Munda sub-family of Austro-Asiatic languages, related to Ho and Mundari. It is spoken by around 6.4 million people in India,
Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal. Most of its speakers live in India, in
the states of Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, Tripura, Mizoram, Assam and West
Bengal.
Sindhi -is an Indo-Aryan language
of the historical Sindh region (spoken by the Sindhi people) from
Pakistani province of Sindh. But, In India, due to its chronological
history, Sindhi is considered one of the scheduled languages officially
recognized by the Indian federal government. There are roughly 25 million people across India and Pakistan who speaks in Sindhi.
Tamil – is a Dravidian language predominantly spoken by 70 million people
from India and Sri Lanka. In India, it is spoken widely in South Indian
states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, Chennai, Karnataka, Andhra
Pradesh, Telangana and the Union Territory of the Andaman and Nicobar
Islands. Tamil is also an official language of two countries – Sri Lanka
and Singapore.
Telugu – is another Dravidian language
native to India. Telugu is the prime language in the states of Andhra
Pradesh, Telangana, Yanam, Puducherry, Chennai and Karnataka. It is one
of six languages designated a classical language of India by the
Government of India. Telugu ranks fourth by the number of native speakers in India which turns out to be somewhere 74 million in numbering.
Urdu – is a Persian standardized index language
of the Hindustani language. Urdu came in India with Islamic Mughal
Empire late back in 1100 AD. Urdu is an official language of six states
of India – Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Telangana, Bihar,
Jharkhand, West Bengal as well as Delhi. It is the official national
language of Pakistan also. Urdu is recognized in the Constitution of
India as one of the official languages.
Other local languages and dialects:
Below we have also tried to identify places and those small regions where some other native and least popular
languages are spoken by more than 1 million people (10 Lakh) in India.
Most of them are dialects/variants grouped under the Hindi Language.
They are;
Bhojpuri – language is from the Bihar State of India with a number of native speakers of 33 million.
Rajasthani – is a language from Rajasthan State with 19 Million no of native speakers.
Magadhi – language is from East Bihar State with approximately 18 million speakers.
Chhattisgarhi – is a language from Chhattisgarh State with number of native speakers = 13 Million
Haryanvi – language is from Haryana with number of native speakers reaching to 10 Million
Marwari – is a language from Gujarat and Rajasthan State with number of native speakers are roughly about 8 Million
Malvi – language is from Madhya Pradesh State with number of native speakers = 6 Million
Mewari – language is from Rajasthan State with a number of native speakers of 5 Million.
Khorth – language is from Jharkhand with the number of native speakers = 4 Million.
Bundeli –
language is from Bundelkhand region (comprises regions of Uttar Pradesh
and Madhya Pradesh) with the number of native speakers somewhere about 3
Million.
Bagheli – Language is from Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh with 2 million people speaking across these regions.
Pahari –
Language is often spoken in the State of Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh
and some part of Jammu & Kashmir with the number of native speakers 2
Million.
Laman – language is from Maharashtra and Karnataka State with a number of native speakers = 2.5 Million.
Awadhi –
language is from Awadh region of Uttar Pradesh and Terai belt of Nepal
with the number of people speaking is more than 2 Million in numbering.
Harauti –
is a Rajasthani language, spoken by some 4 million people in the Hadoti
region of southwestern Rajasthan and neighboring areas in Madhya
Pradesh.
Garhwali –
language is from Garhwal Division of the northern Indian state of
Uttarakhand in the Indian Himalayas with the number of native speakers
somewhere about 2.5 Million.
Nimadi –
is from Nimar region of west-central India (lies within the state of
Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra). 2 million people speak this language.
Sadri –
language is spoken in the Indian states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and
the north of West Bengal, and in Bangladesh with number of native
speakers of 2.4 Million
Kumauni – language is spoken by over 3.2 Million people who reside in the State of Uttarakhand.
Dhundhari – is from northern Rajasthan. People speaking this language is somewhere about 2 million in counting.
Tulu – is a Dravidian Languages spoken by around 2 million native speakers mainly from the Indian state of Karnataka and Kerala.
Surgujia – is primarily spoken in Surguja, Jashpur, and Koriya districts of Chhattisgarh with a number of native speakers = 1.5 Million.
Bagri –
is a dialect of Rajasthani language mixed with Punjabi language, spoken
mainly in the Bagar region of north-western India and parts of Pakistan
with 2 Million native speakers.
Banjari – is a language of once nomadic Banjara people live across India with the number of native speakers of 1 Million.
Surajpuri –
is a Bengali dialect mainly spoken in the Seemanchal region of Bihar,
West Bengal (Uttar Dinajpur and Dakshin Dinajpur districts, and in
Siliguri city of Darjeeling district with a number of native speakers of 1.5 Million.
Kangri –
language is predominantly spoken in the Kangra, Hamirpur, Bilaspur, Una
districts and some parts of Mandi and Chamba district of Himachal
Pradesh with number of native speakers = 1.2 Million
Varhadi – is a dialect of Marathi spoken in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra with a number of native speakers = 1.5 Million.
At Online Pagoda for the benefit of all following steps may be practiced from one’s own home.
Placed the Awakened One with Awareness onto the Pagoda.
First need was an image of the Matteyya Awakened One with Awareness.
The Yoga Suttas of Patanjali: a manual of Buddhist meditation.
Place the Awakened One with Awarenes
Thinking to be in meditation in different postures.
The Yoga Suttas of Patanjali: a manual of Buddhist meditation.
Translation
and free adaptation of the article published on the blog “Theravadin - Theravada Practice Blog” (http://theravadin.wordpress.com/).
We consider here the Yoga Suttas of Patanjali, a classical text and revered in Hinduism, dated at approx.200 BC and compared its semantics and vocabulary to Buddhist canonical texts.In
summary, this comparison is quite obvious that the author of Yoga Sutta
was highly influenced by Buddhist philosophy and meditation practice,
possibly contemporaneously to the author.
Moreover,
it appears that a student of Buddhist canonical texts may in fact be
more easily understood than the Yoga Sutta a Hindu practitioner with no
other previous reference parameter practical and philosophical.We
do not consider comments here later Hindu / Brahman existing this text,
some of which seem to avoid (or ignore) the original references to
Buddhism in this text.
The
proximity of the Yoga Sutta-style, vocabulary, and subject to canonical
texts in Pali could also mean simply that Patanjali - or whoever it is
that inspired his writings - had practiced meditation from a Buddhist
contemplative community, a community of monks for a time before
returning to Brahmanism and then the movement would have rephrased his
experience in order to add a divine touch to your experience, making
substantial use of technical terms of Buddhist meditation, as originally
framed or developed by the Buddha for the purpose of contemplative
practice.But this would be pure speculation, because there is so far no studies or historical finding that supports this understanding.
It
is also possible, even likely, that the Buddhist meditation had so
broadly permeated the practice Hindu / Brahman at the time (after years
of a strong cultural influence began with Buddhist proselytism promoted
by Ashoka the Buddhist Sangha in his reign and Consolidation of India),
that these technical terms as well as descriptions of practice of jhana /
dhyana (meditative absorptions) have it built into common knowledge at
the point of no longer sounding particularly Buddhists.Something
similar to what happens today with the adoption of the ideas of
“nibbana” and “kamma” in Western culture, in Christian countries.
In
particular, if the Yoga Sutra is read in one continuous line is amazing
how close the text is the thoughts and topics about samadhi, jhana
meditation and Samatha (concentration) as defined in the ancient texts
in Pali Buddhist.
For a first analysis, an overview.Look
at the “Ashtanga Yoga” or the “Eightfold Path of Yoga” (sic) we are
certainly inclined to think the definition of the central Buddha of the
Noble Eightfold Path.
But
instead of following the Buddhist literary definition of the Noble
Eightfold Path, the interpretation of the eightfold path of yoga follows
(to our surprise?) Another description of the Buddhist path: the one
given by the Buddha as he described how he taught his disciples to
practice in your system meditative, which consists of a number of steps
outlined in various suttas of the volume of speeches with Mean Length
(as in Ariyapariyesana Sutta, MN 26, etc.) and remind us much of the way
“yogic” (pragmatic?), as devised by Patanjali at Yoga Sutta.
Then compare these two “paths to reach the samadhi.”
First what is in the Yoga Sutta of Patanjali:
1.Yama, on the field conduct, morality or virtue
2.Niyama, self-purification and study
3.Asana, proper posture
4.Pranayama, breath control
5.Pratyahara, the removal of the five senses
6.Dharana, concentration or apprehension of the object meditative
7.Samadhi, meditative absorption
And down the list of steps recommended by the Buddha when asked about the gradual development through his teachings.This list is found in many suttas of the volumes of speeches and Mean Length Long, as in other parts of the Canon:
1.Sila, moral conduct or virtue, and Santosa, contentment
2.Samvara, containment orremovalof the senses
3.Kayagata-sati and Iriyapatha, or “Asana” means the cultivation of mindfulness and four correct postures.
4.Anapanasati, mindfulness of breathing
5.Overcoming Obstacles or five nivarana (sensual desire, ill will, anxiety and remorse, sleep and torpor, doubt, skeptical)
6.Sati, mindfulness, keep the object in mind, often quoted along with the comments dharana canonical.
7.Jhana, levels of meditative absorption
8.Samadhi, a result of absorption, the “realization” of various kinds or Samāpatti
Of course we’re not the first to notice similarities such as the list above.A handful of other authors have noted some more and others less obvious parallels.In fact, even Wikipedia has an entry for Yoga Sutra in which we read:
“Karel Werner writes that” the system of Patanjali is unthinkable without Buddhism.As
far as terminology goes aa long in the Yoga Sutta that reminds us of
formulations of the Buddhist Pali Canon and even more Abhidharma
Sarvastivada Sautrantika and school. “Robert Thurman writes that
Patanjali was influenced by the success of the Buddhist monastic system
to formulate its own matrix for the version of thought he considered
orthodox (…) The division between Eight States (Sanskrit Ashtanga) Yoga
is reminiscent of the Noble Eightfold Path of Buddha, and the inclusion
of brahmavihara (Yoga Sutra 1:33) also shows the influence of Buddhism
in parts of the Suttas. “
Now
this is where the subject becomes interesting for us here on this blog
and its relevance to the practice of Buddhist meditation.
Doesall
the above tells us that the Yoga Sutra is a comment Hindu / Brahmin or
at least a photograph of meditation practices common (influenced by
Buddhism) in the second century BC?
If this is the case, definitely warrants a closer look at.Certainly,
this is because the text is not a Buddhist but shares a “core” of
fundamental ideas on meditation to be able to take it as a sign pointing
to a deeper understanding of some of the terminology in the context of the first centuries of Buddhist practice.
Thus,
if the Yoga Sutta is read in a Buddhist context, one can have some idea
of how people understood at that time and (ou!) practiced Buddhist
meditation?Could this be of some help in triangular or point of which was the direction of former Buddhist meditation?
The
more we know how people practiced a few centuries after the Buddha’s
Parinibbana, the more we can understand how some of his teachings have
evolved and how they were implemented and explained / taught.
What
makes this fascinating idea is that this text would definitely be
filterable through the eyes of a Hindu / Brahman, but he is still
influenced by the “knowledge” of Buddhist meditation apparently so well
received, and the time of his writing had become the mainstream
“contemplative practices.This would show us how and
in what particular point, was considered to be the “essence” of
meditation (in addition to being philosophical discussion of its
purpose) in order to be considered universally true, then that can be
“merged” into other forms of practice religious.
Under this view, the Yoga Sutra is actually quite revealing.Consider a few passages that copies may shed light on this idea.Passages like the following really seems a direct copy and paste the Buddha-Dhamma.Some of them even make much sense in a context of religious doctrinetheological-in-search-of-the-soul-creationist, but it fits absolutely in the philosophy of liberation through concentration and wisdom.However,
they were considered “truth” and “accepted” so that the author Hindu /
Brahman had no other choice but to incorporate them into their theistic
philosophy, reminding us Western Christians today that due to the common
acceptance of the idea karma / kamma, sometimes find ways to
incorporate this idea in their religious views.
Let’s start seeing the following list of impurities that Yoga Sutra tells us must be overcome:
“Avidya
(ignorance), Asmita (egoism), raga-Dvesha (desires and aversions),
Abhinivesha (clinging to mundane life) are the five klesha or distress.Destroy these afflictions [e] You will realize Samadhi. “
[Free translation of the original quote from Wikipedia]
What
impresses the reader as Buddhist before this paragraph is the simple
fact that all these impurities listed are those that no longer are you
supposed to Arahant one, or Awakened (!!!).That is, according to the text of Patanjali, the “Samadhi of Conduct” would be conceptually the same as the Buddhist Liberation.
Consider the terms used:
Avijja,
ignorance or mental turvidão is even mentioned in the first place,
while clearly a Buddhist point of view is considered the root of all
problems.
Then
“asmita”, which is superficially translated as “selfishness” by
understanding that had developed in shallow Sanskrit tradition that was
ignorant of the deeper meaning of that term as used in the suttas of the
Pali Canon (or tried to distort to suit your context religious).
This
term Buddhist in particular, pointing to the deeply embedded “notion
that it is” (ASMI-tā) has a clear explanation in the suttas, but here in
this passage and elsewhere, is reduced to a mere “selfishness” as a
moral impurity devoid of its original psychological application.In
the suttas “ASMI-Mana” is a deeply rooted psychological tendency that
only a Arahant (Iluminsfo) won [see post “The scent of am” blog
Theravadin].
And
there is also “abhinivesa”, a term the Buddha uses to explain how our
mind comes in and assumes the five groups of attachment.The
term “Nives” denotes a dwelling, a house - a simile brought by the
Buddha to show how our consciousness moves “inside” of the contact
experience of the senses and settles as if living in a house (see Sutta
Nipata, Atthakavagga , and Haliddakani Magandiya Sutta Sutta).This
usage is decreased very particular psychological context in Hindu /
Brahmin to denote only an “attachment to worldly life.”But here is worth
questioning whether this was also shared by superficial understanding
or just by Patanjali Yoga Sutra later commentators, who have lost sight
of these implications for not having knowledge of or access to the
preceding context of Buddhism in the Yoga Sutra was written?
And sometimes something awakening about the “sati” Buddhist can also be found.We
have another pearl of a Buddhist point of view, which can be considered
truly revealing: the use of the word “Dharana” in the text of
Patanjali.
This is one area in which our contemporary knowledge of Buddhism can benefit from insights.The
term “Dharana”, which literally means short and “I can hold, carry,
keep (in mind)” is a good description of the task faced in Buddhist
contemplative practice, regardless of what tradition / schoolconsidered.
In meditation we also need to maintain our meditation object firmly in focus in mind, without losing it.This
central feature of the task undertaken when trying to cultivate
meditative concentration, relates as an equivalent to the literal
meaning of the Buddhist term “sati” (which means reminder / recall) and
what is general and now translated simply as “mindfulness” - a
translation that often aboard with questions.
And the reason is as follows, in summary: To maintain the object of meditation in mind you need to remember it.Remember here that means you have to hold, keep in mind, your object of concentration.This
is exactly what makes the faculty of memory, usually being pushed away
by the impressions with new information by the six senses, which, if
penetrated, would result in more or less a wild spin.
If
you are able to sustain their concentration on one point however - or
even as much as you can keep it, one of the laws of functioning of the
mind that the Buddha rediscovered and explained in detail that this
rebate is “artificial” senses the support and focus on a particular
mental object equivalent to a minor sensory stimulus.
As
a result of mental calmness and happiness (piti) and happiness index
(sukha) will arise and show signs of the primeirs a stronger
concentration - these being two of the five factors of meditative
absorption (jhana), along with (i) directed thought (vitakka) (ii)
sustained (Vicara) and (iii) equanimity (Upekkha).
This
is also the reason why is quite logical that samma sati, mindfulness,
has to come before samma samadhi, full concentration in the Noble
Eightfold Path of Buddhism - or, as shown in this case in the Yoga
Sutta, “Dharana” would be the stage immediately prior to “Delivering the
Samadhi.”
In
this case the Yoga Sutra throws much light on the original meaning as
understood in the early centuries of Buddhist practice and can help us
reach a more precise understanding of what “samma sati, right
mindfulness, originally meant or pointed.(In Theravadin blog post is a rather plain and that shows how sati yoniso manasikara are coming in practical terms, check thislink).
On
the opposite side, or better, understanding it as a byproduct of the
practice of sati is no other term that would best be described as
“mindfulness.”The Pali term issampajaññā-
which literally means “next-consideration”, eg, be well aware of when
performing an action, then a “clear understanding” of what it does - but
this activity is a result of sati, as having the mind fixed on an
object leads to a refined consciousness that arises when during the next
and keep the mind of an object, creating a clear understanding of the
few sensory impressions that may enter.According to this concept, mindfulness would be a result of sati and not the practice ofsatiin itself!
But
again, both activities are happening almost simultaneously, even if not
in the same order and then the current use of the term translated can
be done - at the same time a fine distinction, however, has its
benefits.You can not keep an object from the
standpoint of mind without which would create or develop mindfulness in
mind - but (unfortunately!) you may be aware of all your actions that
you work without the right concentration - as when eat an ice cream, in
seeking the sensual pleasure, an example of improper care.This being the fact that unfortunately idealize the interpretations of some Westerners who want to say “Buddhist”.
There
is a difference between deliberately let himself be led by sense
impressions by focusing on their physical pleasures and enhancing /
supporting raga (desire) and nandi (joy) - and, from the perspective of
Gotama Buddha, put his feet on the ground using the mindful memory and
thus experiencing a more refined awareness of trying to get it off the
shaft so that it results in a greater mindfulness, in the culmination of
his experience flows into total equanimity in the face of both
pleasurable and painful sensations.
Thus,
then, we must understand as vipassanā is no way a synonym for
mindfulness (sati) but something that springs from the combination of
all these factors especially the last two, samma sati (mindfulness) and
samma samadhi (right concentration) applied to the relentless
observation of what appears to be in front of (yathabhuta).
You
could say, vipassanā is a name for the Buddhist practice of sati
associated samadhi directed to the view anicca / anatta / dukkha (ie,
generating the wisdom of the vision of these three features) in the
processes of the six senses, including any mental activity.Thus, one will find the termvipassanābut the idea ofsatiin
the Yoga Sutra, Buddhist texts mention as the first term clearly having
samādhi as just the beginning of the journey to insight and access -
for exampleaniccanupassana.
Finish here the parenthesis.Suffice
to say that any particular reference to the Buddhist philosophy citing
anicca antta or point to the goal of Nibbana, a philosophical
proposition to which the system of Yoga certainly does not refer.
In essence the school of Yoga can be placed below the postures eternalists.So,
while it definitely does need to produce sati-samadhi, definitely does
not need to understand is samadhi anicca, dukkha and anatta - that does
not sound very compatible with the worldview of a eternalistic.Before
this, all spiritual approach arise due to the attempt to interpret
Samadhi Yoga Sutra as marriage or at least as close as you can get from a
“God”, a “Lord.”Something that sounds quite natural in
the end to a theist - such as an Evangelical Christian would never
interpret the reduction of its focus on mental object unique sensual
ecstasy and consequently a mere effect of a psychological technique, but
he would label it “the divine sign of God touching him. “It
is for this reason that, according to the Buddha Dhamma, in fact in
most situations we are inclined to be led by the plots of our senses,
including the mental impressions / thoughts / feelings / perceptions -
and therefore tend to limit ourselves to go beyond such experiences also
distorted the merger would allow access to insight and liberation.
Returning
to the context of comparison with the Christian interpretation of this
ecstasy, in short what Patanjali is facing such a theistic
interpretation sounds like someone moving a large portion of vocabulary
and terminology for the New Testament, which gives this ring a Buddhist.
The
funny thing is that this is exactly how many of the contemporary New
Age books are written - an amalgam of the terms of Western Spirituality /
Christian trying to express a view east.So one can
imagine that the situation in India was similar to that when the Yoga
Sutta was written addressing the Buddhist philosophy of that era.
The
remaining Buddhist philosophy with his particular terminology
established by the Buddha himself would have become so pervasive in
religious thought, so to make seemingly trusted what was written on
meditation was a need to borrow or rely on several of these Buddhist
concepts predominant.This had largely been done or
even conscious, as most New Age authors present not even reflect the
content of their texts but about the message you want to spend.
Thus,
below is done in a way a translation - or rather a translation of a
transliteration given the proximity between languages - as was done with
the text of the Yoga Sutra in Sanskrit brought back to Pāli.Similar to what has been done this Sutra (Theravadin available on the blog, in English on thislink),
the exercise helps us see how the same text would sound the Pāli
language, opening then find parallels in ancient Buddhist texts, the
suttas.
However,
having said all that, pragmatism invoked by the text (which is what
makes it so valuable) also indicates much more than a simple textual
exploration.As you read this you can not discern
the notion, especially since the position of a meditator concentration
of whoever has written or inspired by this text, at some point
personally experienced jhana and samadhi and wanted to convey his
experience making use a rich language Buddhist meditation on the same
interpretation being directed to an audience Brahman / proto-Hindu India
200 BC.
Anyway,
check by itself - the pauses between sets of paragraphs labeled in bold
are the author / translator and some important technical terms
Buddhists were deployed, with additional comments made in italics:
Patañjalino yogasuttaṃ (Part I of IV)
Introduction
atha yogānusāsanaṃ | | 1 | |
And now a statement about the European Union (Yoga)
[1] Read yourself to be the object of meditation, or an instruction (anusāsana) on the meditative practice (yoga).
yogo-citta-vatta nirodho | | 2 | |
The Union (Yogo) is the extinction of the movement of the mind
[2] in this passage denotes vatta turbulence, swirl, activity - literally wandering, circling, confused.In
this context broadly means “meditation is (…) a stop to the busy mind,”
which is very active and its activity suggests a walk in circles.Probably the most direct (and correct) translation.
Tada ditthi (muni) svarūpe’avaṭṭhānaṃ | | 3 | |
(Only) then he who sees is allowed (to be) in (his) true nature.
[3]
In the Pāli language Drist the word does not exist, and it would be
something like subsitituída by Muni, which has the same meaning -
,except, of course, the fact that “he who sees” further points in
this,case the seeing process.Here was however used the term Pāli ditthi so as to maintain the link with the term semantic ditthi.The alternate translation is then: “So lets see who (or have the opportunity - avaṭṭhāna) of being in their true and natural.”
Sarup-vatta itaritaraṃ | | 4 | |
(Otherwise) at other times we become (equal) to this activity (of mind).
♦♦ Challenges
vatta Panza kilesa akilesā ca ca | | 5 | |
Activities (Mental) are five, some non-contaminating other contaminants
Illusion is the wrong understanding, based on something (lit. “one way”) that is not really.
iii) Vikappa, Thought Intentional / Keen
Saddam-ñāṇānupattī vatthu-Sunna vikappo | | 9 | |
Intentional
Thinking / Willing is any way of understanding and unfounded assertion
(ie the internal speech, voltiva, partial and willful, based on mental
speculation).
[9]
Alternative translation: “Thinking is cognition without a sound object /
cause noise (vatthu).Think about it, thoughts are no more than sounds,
silent babble that passes through our being.
iv) Nidda, Sleep / Numbness
abhava-paccay’-ārammaṇā vatta Nidda | | 10 |
Mental activity in the absence of mental objects is called Sleep / Torpor.
v) Sati, the Memory / Mindfulness
Anubhuti-visayāsammosā sati | | 11 | |
Not to be confused (or not lose) the object (sensory) previously experienced is called Memory / Mindfulness.
Abhyasa-virāgehi Tesam nirodho | | 12 | |
The extinction of these [activities] comes from the practice of detachment / cessation of passions (turning)
[12] We have here the words turn and nirodha in the same sentence!It can not be more Buddhist canon than this!Interestingly, however, is the current use and non-metaphysical terms of this stretch.They are applied in a simple process of meditation, in particular the process of concentration meditation.This can not go unnoticed and goes directly in line with readings jhanic cultivation practices in Buddhism.
♦The Training♦
tatra-tiṭṭha yatano abhyasi | | 13 |
The
practice’s commitment to non-movement (ie, become mentally property (at
the same time it parmanece fluid - an excellent description for the
concentration!)
Mast this (practice) must be based firmly in a long and careful exercise [excellent point here!]
[14]
This goes in line with what the author wrote the medieval Pali
subcomentários the volume of the Digha Nikaya, where also we find the
combination of the terms and dalhia bhumi - “firmness” and
“establishment” - in the same sentence, denoting ” firm establishment
Detachment is the mastery (VASI-kara) of perception, the dropping of the seat (vitaṇhā) by the following (anu-savika, lit.’s Subsequent flow) experience a prey to view.
parama-tam Puris akkhātā guṇa-vitaṇhaṃ | | 16 | |
This is the climax: the abandonment of the current headquarters of the senses, based on personal revelation / knowledge of self.
[16] Here we turned a Brahman, is this approach that allows the soul to win the seat / attachment, Tanh.And this short sentence has much to offer!At
that moment in history, Patanjali was so convinced of the Buddhist goal
of “opening up the attachment, the seat stop,” which boils down to vitaṇhā term he uses.However,
it does not give up without a soul which its theistic philosophy simply
collapses and nothing in the text would make it distinguishable from a
treatise on the Buddha Dhamma.Thus,
mounted on a meditative Buddhist terminology and guidelines in the
conversation he introduces the term “Puris, which can be read as” soul,
“saying that the more you get closer to its” intrinsic nature “(svarūpa)
and inner body “Puri, or soul, you become able to stop itself this
seat/ attachment.Interesting.
This
is the alertness (sampajañña) from (the) (Kingdom of) form: a
self-directed thought-based consciousness, which remains (to this) and
inner happiness.
[17] Here we describe an almost identical description of the first jhana used time and again by the Buddha in Pali texts (see this example).Indeed,
we have a very beautiful description of the first jhana as a form of
sampajaññatā (fully aware of what is happening), after the plan of the
form (the theme of our meditation is a mental form) and a combined
happiness at the thought we are trying to grasp what itself could be
described as the pure experience of “I am” (Asmita - the term is being
used more loosely in place as would suttas).
However,
the announcement vitakka / vicara the first mention of meditative
absorption is a clear reference to the origin of Buddhist Yoga Sutra.Interesting also is the connection that is being done now with sampajaññatā: Think of everything we have said before about sati.If sati is simply the seizure of an object (the paṭṭhāna
of sati, so to speak), so it’s interesting to see how sampajaññā this
case, is identified with the state of the first jhana.Could this mean that when the Buddha mentions these two texts in Pali, which implicitly means samatha-vipassana?
This
is not at all a strange idea, like many vipassana meditators, focusing
on objects will be much more subtle quickly show signs of the first
jhana.Could it be then that the term “sampajaññatā” was seen as the first result of a concentrated mind?
In
any case, experience will teach you very quickly that when you try to
hold an object in your mind, your awareness of what happens at this time
will increase dramatically, simply due to the fact that his effort to
keep the object is under constant danger during the siege of sense.
This
flower gives himself (based on these qualities) of conviction (saddha),
energy (viriya), mindfulness (sati), concentration (samadhi) and wisdom
(paññā)
[20] The Buddha mentions these five factors when he was training arupa jhana under his previous two teachers.He also mentions how crucial factors when striving for enlightenment under the Bodhi tree.Later,
during his years of teaching, he gave the name of “powers” (bullet) and
explained that, if perfected, would lead to enlightenment.
Tibba-saṃvegānām āsanno | | 21 | |
(For those) with a firm determination reached (this accomplishment, the first Dhyana / jhana).
The Lord (the Master) that is no longer influenced by the outcome kammic impurities and past desires.
[24]
Besides the question whether the term “Issar” found here could be read
as merely referring to a master of meditation (which fits perfectly into
the discussion until verse 27, where it starts to not fit any more) is
ikely discussion, including on-linetranslation of the Yoga Sutra by Geshe Michael Roach.The
principle can be interpreted so as to skeptics recalling the first
sutta MN seemed more logical to assume Issar was first used to designate
“the Lord” (ie your God).
But with a little more research found that the term Issar Theragatha us are used to designate the “master”.Interesting is also the word in Pali āsayih replaced simple wish / desire - “Asa.”But
“almost” sounds like “Asava” that would fit even better in the context
of kamma and vipaka Asava.But the idea is very specific (”that which
flows within you, taking it) and may or may not be what was meant in
this passage.
tatra-niratisayaṃ sabbaññatā bījaṃ | | 25 | |
It is this that lies the seed of omniscience unmatched.
sa pubbesam api guru kālen’ānavacchedanā | | 26 | |
This Master from the beginning never abandoned him or abandon
[26] Literally, “not” drop “(an + evaluation + chedana), or abandon, even for a time (short) (Kalena)
tassa vācako Panavia | | 27 | |
His Word is the breath and the clamor of living
[27] On the panavah term, which can be interpreted as “om” in Hindu literature.It
all depends if we read verses 24-27 as involving “Issar” to mean “God”
or simply refer to consider meditation master of meditation you learn.If
you do a search in the Tipitaka, you see that when the Buddha used the
term was to refer to teachers (see for example Theragatha)
taj-tad-japp attha-bhavana | | 28 | |
Praying in unison with this, this is the goal of meditation
touch-pratyak cetanādhigamo’pi antarāyābhāvo ca | | 29 | |
So if the mind itself and carries it away all obstacles / hazards:
Diseases,
skeptical questions, be moved to laziness of attachment, wrong view of
things, not meditative placements, or not yet firmly established in
these.
citta-vikkhepā te’ntarāyā | | 30 | |
These are the causes of mental distractions (they fall due).
The physical and mental pain arises in the body, the shaking of the inhale and exhale conjução occur with such distractions.
[31] Here dukkha and Domanassam mentioned.They also appear in the definition of the Buddha’s four jhana, but in a different direction.The problem described here meditative seems out of place and looks as if someone had to fit these words here.Also
the inhale and exhale clearly has an important role in that they cease
to exist (nirodha) so subjective to the practitioner in the fourth
jhana.It is strange that all this is on the list, but is presented in a very different interpretation.
♦♦ The Objects of Meditation
tat-pratiṣedhārtham ekatattābhyāsaḥ | | 32 | |
In order to control these distractions, this is the practice of unification of mind:
Thecheerful
calm the mind (citta-pasada) is achieved by meditation of loving
kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity in the face of pleasure, pain
as well as luck and misfortunes.
[33] And here we go.The
four brahmavihara, of course, famous for the way Buddha encouraged
monks to practice them to subdue the obstacles and enter the five jhana.It
is also interesting as the Tipitaka sometimes aligns them with the
progression in four jhana (which deserves to be studied separately).
pracchardana-vidhāraṇābhyāṃ go prāṇasya | | 34 | |
Or the inhale and exhale, which is also an excellent exercise in meditation.
Visayavati go pa-vatta uppannā manaso thiti-nibandhinī | | 35
It helps to stop and control the increasing mental activity that occurs through the power of the senses.
[34
and 35] Wow, now includes Anapanasati to the list of meditation
techniques, the most favorite topics of Buddhist meditation, in addition
to brahmavihara, which “coincidentally” was mentioned in the previous
passage.Here
he almost “cites” the benefit of Anapanasati of Pali suttas, the Buddha
gave in the Anapanasatisamyutta Mahavagga, where it is clearly said
that the greatest benefit of Anapanasati is the ability to quiet the
mind.Very interesting!
Visoko go jotimatī | | 36 | |
And the mind becomes free from sorrow and radiant.
vita-raga-visaya go citta | | 37 | |
Free from desire for sense objects
[36
and 37] These two passages seem more like a copy of what the Buddha
says in the suttas: “It is almost always remain in these states, O
monks, neither my body or my eyes get tired.” Although it immediately to
Explaining how the mind free from desires and radiant moves away from
the senses, as do the experienced meditators, this passage is important
because it shows that the author knew what he was talking in terms
pragmáticos.Não there is something more important to the induction of
samadhi (ie, jhana) that the resolution of the mind, the balance
againstthe attack of the senses to the mind.
When
it happens in the destruction of mental activity or movement
[Khin-vatta], there is the appearance of a jewel, the emergence of
someone who carries such an object, the object and the carrying of such
an object in itself - and this immobility is what is called a
realization, or state of completion.
(However)
there is a state of achievement without thinking (nirvitakka) with full
attention and clearer that it is the nature of emptiness without a
voice.
[43] parisuddham sati is obviously the name the Buddha gave to the fourth jhana.It
seems that the author tries to show us the range of four jhana,
pointing to the criteria of the first, and then, in contrast to the
characteristics of the fourth jhana again using the terminology of the
Pali suttas.
With the extinction of it all is also stopped - and this is the root-without-samadhi (samadhi-unborn)
[51]
This last sentence sounds more like a reporter who, after being invited
to a very important meeting, is eager to share what he heard from
relevant sources.
Here
we are given a definition, in fact, the definition of the Buddha
“phalasamāpatti” - a state of jhana, which can only happen after someone
has had a realization that the particular insight nirvanic, giving
youaccess to that which is samadhi no “seeds” (nibbīja).
This
whole concept fits nicely into a row of theistic argument, and no
attempt is being made here in the final set of samadhi, to explain it.
Did
the Buddhists speak of this matter so that among the philosophical
circles “mainstream” of the time it was automatically understood as “the
highest you can get,” and the argument was so powerful that, despite
not fit in the school already thinking of the times (an ancient
Hinduism) was considered indisputable?
Hard to say.This
argument appears in the Sutta Ratanasutta Nipata.Vemos this final
state, without seeds, as something that would target when trying to
“Sanna-vedayita-nirodha” cessation of perception and feeling, a
realization of the Buddha described as possible Arahants Anagami for
that, after entering the eighth jhana sequentially finally leave
theactivity more subtle (the sankhara) back.
Mayawati, Four time Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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President of the Bahujan Samaj Party Incumbent Assumed office 18 September 2003 Preceded by Kanshi Ram Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha In office 3 April 2012 – 20 July 2017 (Resigned) Succeeded by Anil Agrawal, BJP Constituency Uttar Pradesh 17th Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh In office 3 June 1995 – 18 October 1995 Preceded by Mulayam Singh Yadav Succeeded by President’s rule Constituency Harora In office 21 March 1997 – 21 September 1997 Preceded by President’s rule Succeeded by Kalyan Singh Constituency Harora In office 3 May 2002 – 29 August 2003 Preceded by President’s rule Succeeded by Mulayam Singh Yadav In office 13 May 2007 – 15 March 2012 Preceded by Mulayam Singh Yadav Succeeded by Akhilesh Yadav Personal details Born Mayawati Prabhu Das
15 January 1956 (age 64) New Delhi, India Political party Bahujan Samaj Party Residence Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India Alma mater
Kalindi College, University of Delhi Meerut University
Occupation Politician
Mayawati (born 15 January 1956) is an Indian politician.[1] She has
served four separate terms as Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. She is
the national president of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), which focuses
on a platform of social change for Bahujans, more commonly known as
Other Backward Classes, Muslim, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
She was Chief Minister briefly in 2000 and again in 2005, then from 2002
to 2003 and from 2007 to 2012.
Mayawati’s rise from humble
beginnings has been called a “miracle of democracy” by P. V. Narasimha
Rao, former Prime Minister of India.[2] In 1993 Kanshi Ram formed a
coalition with the Samajwadi Party and Mayawati became the Chief
Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 1995. She was the first female Scheduled
Caste Chief Minister in India. In 1997 and in 2002 she was Chief
Minister with outside support from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the
second time only for a year up to 26 August 2003 due to BJP withdrawing
support.[3]
Mayawati’s tenure has attracted praise and
criticism. Millions of Dalits view her as an icon, and refer to her as
Behen-ji (sister), She has been praised for her fundraising efforts on
behalf of her party and her birthdays have been widely celebrated by her
supporters. The rise in her personal wealth and that of her party have
been criticised as indicative of corruption.[4]
After losing the
2012 legislative assembly elections to the rival Samajwadi Party, she
resigned from her post as party leader on 7 March 2012. Later that
month, she was elected to the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of Indian
parliament. Early life and education
Mayawati was born on 15
January 1956 at Shrimati Sucheta Kriplani Hospital, New Delhi to a
Dalit family.[5][6] Her father, Prabhu Das, was a post office employee
at Badalpur, Gautam Buddha Nagar.[1] The sons in the family were sent to
private schools, while the daughters went to “low-performing government
schools”.[7]
Mayawati studied for her B.A. in 1975 at the
Kalindi College, University of Delhi and later obtained her LLB from
University of Delhi. She completed a B.Ed. from Meerut University’s VMLG
College, Ghaziabad, in 1976.[1] She was working as a teacher in
Inderpuri JJ Colony, Delhi, and studying for the Indian Administrative
Services exams, when Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes politician
Kanshi Ram visited her family home in 1977. According to biographer Ajoy
Bose, Ram told her: “I can make you such a big leader one day that not
one but a whole row of IAS officers will line up for your orders.”[7] In
1983, Mayawati was awarded her LL.B from University of Delhi. Kanshi
Ram included her as a member of his team when he founded the Bahujan
Samaj Party (BSP) in 1984.[8] Mayawati was first elected to Parliament
in 1989.[9] Early political career
Kanshi Ram founded the BSP
in 1984. Influenced by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the
Constitution of India, the party’s primary focus is to improve the
situation of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and other
disadvantaged groups through policy reform, affirmative action on hiring
of members of scheduled castes for government posts, and providing
rural development programmes.[8] Reservation in India is a system
whereby a percentage of government positions and seats at universities
are reserved for persons of backward classes and scheduled castes and
tribes. Throughout her political career, Mayawati supported reservation
in both government and private sectors for backward classes, with an
increase in quotas and inclusion of more communities such as religious
minorities and economically weak upper castes.[10][11][12][13][14] In
August 2012 a bill was cleared that starts the process of amending the
constitution so that the reservation system can be expanded to
promotions in state jobs.[15] Mayawati’s career has been called a
“miracle of democracy” by former Prime Minister of India P. V. Narasimha
Rao.[2] Millions of Dalit supporters view her as an icon and refer to
her as “Behen-ji” (sister).[16] Her public meetings have been attended
by large audiences, who use slogans such as “Kanshi Ram ka mission
Adhoora; karegi Behen Mayawati poora” (Kanshi Ram’s unfulfilled mission
will be completed by Mayawati) and “Behenji tum sangharsh karo; hum
tumhare saath hain” (Sister, go ahead with your struggle; we are with
you).[17]
In its first election campaign in 1984, BSP fielded
Mayawati for the Lok Sabha (Lower House) seat of Kairana in the
Muzaffarnagar district, for Bijnor in 1985, and for Haridwar in 1987. In
1989 she was elected as the representative for Bijnor, with 183,189
votes, winning by 8,879 votes.[18][19] Although BSP did not win control
of the house, the electoral experience led to considerable activity for
Mayawati over the next five years, as she worked with Mahsood Ahmed and
other organisers. The party won three seats in the 1989 national
election[20] and two seats 1991.[21]
Mayawati was first elected
to the Rajya Sabha (Upper House) of Uttar Pradesh (UP) in 1994.[1] In
1995 she became, as head of her party, Chief Minister in a short-lived
coalition government, the youngest Chief Minister in the history of the
state up until that point, and the first female Dalit Chief Minister in
India.[16][22] She won election to the Lok Sabha in two different
constituencies in 1996 and chose to serve for Harora.[1] She became
Chief Minister again for a short period in 1997 and then from 2002 to
2003 in coalition with the Bharatiya Janata Party. In 2001 Ram named her
as his successor to the party leadership.[9] BSP presidentship
On 15 December 2001, in an address during a rally in Lucknow, Kanshi
Ram named Mayawati as his successor.[23] She was elected national
president of the BSP for her first term on 18 September 2003.[24] She
was elected unopposed for a second consecutive term on 27 August
2006,[25], for a third term on 30 August 2014[26] and for fourth term on
28 August 2019.[27] Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh
As the
Chief Minister, Mayawati gained a reputation for efficient
governance[28] and promoting law and order,[29][30] winning praise even
from opposition parties[31][32][33] and other
rivals.[34][35][36][37][38] In 2007, MLA Umakant Yadav of her own
political party accused in a land grabbing case, was arrested near her
dwelling on her orders.[39][40] During September–October 2010, at the
time of the Ayodhya verdict, her government maintained law and
order[41][42][43] and the state remained peaceful.[44] Several
high-profile criminals and mafia dons were jailed during her terms in
office.[45][46][47][48] She called for strong anti-rape laws.[49][50]
Fewer riots,[51] lowest rapes,[52] and least corruption[53][54] occurred
during her tenure as compared to previous or successive governments. In
the 2007-2012 assembly, only 124 MLAs were crorepatis as compared to
271 crorepatis in successive assembly elected in 2012.[55] Uttar Pradesh
achieved higher GDP growth rate at 17 per cent[56][57] and lesser
crimes under Mayawati regime as compared to previous and successive
governments.[58] First term, 1995
Mayawati first served as
Chief Minister from 3 June 1995 to 18 October 1995. During this term,
the new districts of Ambedkar Nagar district and Udham Singh Nagar
district were created.[59] Second term, 1997
Her second term
was from 21 March 1997 to 20 September 1997. A drive under her
government allotted pattas or gram sabha lands on lease to thousands of
landless residents.[60] In April 1997, she created Gautam Budh Nagar
district from the district of Ghaziabad, Kaushambi district was
separated from Allahabad district, and Jyotiba Phule Nagar district from
Moradabad district. In May 1997, Mahamaya Nagar district was created
out of Aligarh district and Banda district was split into Banda and
Chatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Nagar.[61] Mayawati carried out review
meetings with bureaucrats and suspended 127 officers.[62] She setup Dr
Ambedkar Awards and erected over 100 statues of various sizes of
Ambedkar in Lucknow, Kanpur, Allahabad and other key towns.[63] Third term, 2002–03
Her third term was from 3 May 2002 to 26 August 2003. She suspended 12
IAS officers, including Divisional Commissioners and District
Magistrates. Six IPS officers were suspended for failing to maintain law
and order, while 24 officers were warned to improve.[64] She started
511 acre Gautam Buddha University.[65] She renamed King George’s Medical
University to Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University.[66] She
suspended three senior officials after review in a couple of
administrative divisions.[67] 2007 State and 2009 general election Further information: 2007 Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly election
Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state and one of its poorest, is
considered pivotal in the politics of India because of its large number
of voters.[68][69] BSP won a majority in the 2007 Uttar Pradesh Assembly
elections, fielding candidates from a variety of castes and
religions.[70] The campaign was accompanied by a colourful slogan:
Haathi nahin, Ganesh hain, Brahma, Vishnu Mahesh Hain: “The elephant
(the BSP logo) is really the Lord Ganesha, the trinity of gods rolled
into one”.[71]
The BSP won 20 seats in Lok Sabha from the state
of Uttar Pradesh in the 2009 elections, obtaining the highest percentage
(27.42%) of votes for any political party in the state. The party
placed third in terms of national polling percentage (6.17%).[72] Fourth term, 2007–12: BSP absolute majority
Mayawati was sworn in as Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh for the fourth
time on 13 May 2007. She announced an agenda that focused on providing
social justice to the weaker sections of society and providing
employment instead of distributing money to the unemployed. Her slogan
was to make “Uttar Pradesh” (”Northern Province”) into “Uttam Pradesh”
(”Excellent Province”).[73] Her government began a major crackdown on
irregularities in the recruitment process of police officers recruited
during the previous Mulayam Singh government. Over 18,000 policemen lost
their jobs for irregularities in their hiring, and 25 Indian Police
Service officers were suspended for their involvement in corruption
while recruiting the constables.[74][75] Mayawati instituted reforms to
introduce transparency into the recruiting process, including posting
the results of selection exams online.[76]
On 10 August 2007, the
Mayawati government proposed 30 per cent reservation in jobs in the
private sector.[77] A quota for promotions was also introduced, but was
later quashed by the Supreme Court of India.[78]
In September
2007, Bhimrao Ambedkar Rural Integrated Development Programme was
started.[79] The Dr Ambedkar Gram Vikas Yojana scheme was launched for
supplying water, electricity, and constructing roads in villages with a
Dalit majority.[80][81][82] Under this scheme, 24,716 villages received
improvements.
In 2008, Mayawati launched, Manyawar Shri Kanshiram
Ji Shahri Garib Awas Yojna, a scheme for building low-cost housing
colonies for urban poor with 90,000 low-cost homes under the first round
of construction in different towns and cities across the state while a
second and a third round were still underway when government ended in
2012 and next government scrapped the scheme including cutting down
electricity of these colonies.[83]
Mayawati government started
efforts to set up solar power plants and the first 5 MW solar power
plant located in Naini of Allahabad district started functioning in
March 2012 and was developed by EMC Limited.[84] UP government signed a
MoU with NTPC Limited for 1,320-MW power plant.[85]
Mayawati’s
dream project of 165 km six lane Yamuna Expressway connected Delhi to
Agra through Noida–Greater Noida Expressway, touching 1,182 villages in
the state.[86] Later, Indian Air Force fighter jet Dassault Mirage 2000
test-Landed on Yamuna Expressway as Part of Trials.[87] On 15 January
2008, Mayawati inaugurated the construction of the 1,047 km Ganga
Expressway at the cost of ₹30,000 crore (US$4.2 billion) for joining
Ballia to Greater Noida.[88]
In November 2009, Mayawati dedicated
Noida Metro constructed at the cost of ₹557 crore (US$78
million).[89][90] She had vigorously proposed for construction of Jewar
airport near Noida.[91]
In October 2011, Mayawati government
under public-private partnership with Jaypee Group successfully executed
and delivered First F1 Indian Grand Prix, an international event at
Buddh International Circuit, Greater Noida constructed by Jaypee Group.
The event was hailed as flawlessly conducted salvaging some of India’s
prestige when compared to minor embarrassments in 2010 Commonwealth
Games (Before opening ceremony) conducted in Delhi.[92][93][94] Mayawati
presented the winning trophy to winner Sebastian Vettel.[95] Foreigners
found the track as ‘impressive’[96] and 3 Indian teenagers picked by a
F1 panel to train them as future Formula One drivers in Europe.[97]
Mayawati has seen through to completion of several memorials dedicated
to icons of Bahujan Samaj build first time in India, including the
Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Green Eco Garden (inaugurated March
2011),[98] the Rashtriya Dalit Prerna Sthal and Green Garden
(inaugurated October 2011),[99] and the Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Samajik
Parivartan Prateek Sthal (opened November 2012).[100] She renamed Amethi
district as Chattrapati Sahuji Maharaj Nagar[101], Kanpur Dehat as
Rambai Nagar, Sambhal as Bheem Nagar, Shamli as Prabuddha Nagar, Hapur
as Psanchseel Nagar, Kasganj as Kanshiram Nagar, Hathras as Mahamaya
Nagar and Amroha as JP Nagar.[102]
Mayawati during her tenure
directed the all the Commissioners and the District Magistrates to
distribute 3 acre land pieces or pattas to weaker sections of society by
launching special drive for illegal possesses of pattas be dispossessed
of them and the eligible poor be identified by regular monitoring of
pattas and strict action against the mafias and musclemen through spot
verification of different development and public welfare
programmes.[103]
In 2010, 5596 people belonging to the SC and ST
communities were allotted 1054.879 hectares of agriculture land. In a
special drive 74 FIRs were filed and 88 people were arrested for illegal
occupation from agricultural land.[104][105]
Sugar Information Service a model website supported by SMS and IVRS facility was developed.[106]
In 2008, Her government established Dr. Shakuntala Misra National
Rehabilitation University for the Physically challenged students.[107]
Mayawati dedicated the ₹63.5 crore (US$8.9 million) 286-bed
super-specialty Centenary hospital in Lucknow and 50-bed critical care
unit at CSMMU[108] and increased salaries of doctors.[109] Mayawati, in
2007, launched[110] ₹500 crore (US$70 million) Manyawar Kanshiram
Multi-speciality Hospital in Greater Noida which started its OPD
services in April 2013.[111] Mayawati government also spent ₹510 crore
(US$72 million) on Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Multi Speciality Hospital in Sector
30 of Noida.[112]
Her government also instituted Sant Ravidas Kala Samman Award with a cash prize of ₹1.25 lakh (US$1,800).[113]
Under Savitri Bai Phule Balika Shiksha Madad Yojna, Mayawati
distributed over 10 lakh bicycles among Muslim and poor school girls
from 2008 to 2011.[114][115]
After coming to power in 2007,
Mayawati wrote letters to the Prime Minister regarding partitioning of
Uttar Pradesh into four different states in 2007, in March 2008 and
December 2009.[116][117] Finally on 15 November 2011, Mayawati’s cabinet
approved partitioning Uttar Pradesh into four different states
(Pashchim Pradesh, Awadh Pradesh, Bundelkhand and Purvanchal) for better
administration and governance.[118]
On 6 March 2012 the Bahujan
Samaj Party lost its majority to the Samajwadi Party and Mayawati
tendered her resignation to the governor of Uttar Pradesh the next
day,[119] thereby becoming the first CM to complete full five years in
office.[120] On 13 March 2012 she filed nomination papers for the Rajya
Sabha, and she was declared elected unopposed on 22 March.[121][122] Political and legal issues Ambedkar Memorial Park at night
Mayawati’s political career has attracted praise and
controversy.[123][124] She has been praised for her fundraising efforts
on behalf of her party, and her birthdays were major media events as
well as a symbol for her supporters. The increase in her personal wealth
and that of her party[125][4][126] have been viewed by critics as signs
of corruption.[16][127]
Taj corridor case
Main article: Taj corridor case
In 2002, the government of Uttar Pradesh began improvements of the
infrastructure in the Taj Heritage Corridor, the important tourist area
in Agra that includes the Taj Mahal. The project was soon riddled with
problems, including funds being released for the project without the
submission of the required detailed project reports to the environmental
authorities.[128] Suspecting there were financial irregularities as
well, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raided twelve
residences, including Mayawati’s. It had filed a First Information
Report against her and seven others two days earlier.[129] The raid
uncovered evidence of assets disproportionate to her known
income.[130][131] Afterwards, Mayawati resigned from her own government
to prove that she was not “hungry for power”[132] She asked the BJP-run
Government of India to remove Union Tourism and Culture Minister,
Jagmohan[133] for conspiring this all controversy against her.[134]
In June 2007, Governor T. V. Rajeswar said that there was insufficient
evidence to prosecute her. In his 23-page order, he said: “the fact that
the Mission Management Board, consisting of officers of both the State
and the Central Government, regularly met and discussed the project and
the fact that even a sum of ₹ 17 crores was spent through the Central
Government public sector undertaking, NPCC, all go to show that the
serious offences with which Mayawati and the Minister were charged do
not stand scrutiny.”[135] Advocates unsuccessfully challenged the
governor’s decision in court. The Supreme Court rejected the plea of the
CBI and refused to direct the governor to prosecute her. The Taj
corridor case was effectively ended before going to
trial.[136][137][138]
Disproportionate assets case
In the
2007–08 assessment year, Mayawati paid an income tax of ₹ 26 crore,
ranking among the top 20 taxpayers in the country. Earlier the CBI filed
a case against her for owning assets disproportionate to her known
sources of income. Mayawati described the CBI investigation against her
as illegal.[139] Her party asserted that her income comes from gifts and
small contributions made by party workers and supporters.[140][141]
On 3 August 2011 the Delhi High court dismissed the central
government’s appeal against Mayawati, stating that “she has fully
discharged her obligations by disclosing the identities of all of her
donors, the gifts had been donated by her supporters”.[142] The central
government decided not to file an appeal in the Supreme Court.[143] On
13 March 2012 Mayawati revealed assets worth ₹ 111.26 crore in an
affidavit filed with her nomination papers for the Rajya Sabha.[121] The
disproportionate assets case was finally quashed on 6 July 2012—nine
years later—by a Supreme Court bench of Justice P Sathasivam and Dipak
Misra; the court found that the case was unwarranted.[144] Based on an
opinion received from the Directorate of Prosecution, the CBI decided
not to file an appeal.[145] On 4 October 2012 a review petition was
filed by Kamlesh Verma, contending that the case had been dismissed
merely on technical grounds, and that the evidence had not been
adequately reviewed.[146] On 8 August 2013 the Supreme Court declined a
request to re-open the case.[147] After seeking legal advice, the CBI
finally closed their file on 8 October 2013.[148]
Bahujan Monuments
In her tenures as a Chief Minister, Mayawati commissioned the
production and public display of several monuments[149] having parks,
gallerias, museums,[150] memorials, murals[151] and statues representing
Buddhist and Hindu, Dalit/OBC[152] icons like Gautama Buddha, Gadge
Maharaj, Sant Ravidas, Sant Kabir, Narayana Guru, Jyotirao Phule,
Chatrapati Shahuji Maharaj, Babasaheb Ambedkar, BSP party founder Kanshi
Ram, and of herself.[153] She claims that the expenditure was required
because the past governments did not show respect towards Dalit leaders,
in whose memory nothing had ever been built.[154] She spent somewhere
between ₹ 25 and 60 billion rupees (about US$500 million to US$1.3
billion) on projects in five parks and at memorials such as Dr. B.R.
Ambedkar Samajik Parivartan Sthal and Manyavar Kanshiram Smarak Sthal,
built in the name of B.R. Ambedkar, Ramabai Ambedkar, and Kanshi Ram in
Lucknow between 2007 and 2009.[155][156][157] In June 2009 the Supreme
Court issued a stay against further building on the projects, until the
Public Interest Litigation (PIL) questioning these expenditures was
settled.[158] The Comptroller and Auditor General of India reported that
₹ 66 crore (about US$12 million) in excessive costs had been incurred
on the construction of the memorials.[159] In February 2010 Mayawati’s
government approved a plan for a special police force to protect the
statues, as she feared that her political opponents might demolish
them.[160] In December 2010, her government received permission to
continue part of the plan, namely maintenance and completion of Ambedkar
Memorial Park.[157][158]
Despite the existing Supreme Court
stay, in October 2011 Mayawati inaugurated the Rashtriya Dalit Prerna
Sthal and Green Garden, built at a cost of ₹ 685 crore.[161] Since the
memorial also features her own statues, Mayawati was accused by the
Indian National Congress of wasting the taxpayers’ money.[162] The BSP
dismissed the allegations, stating that her statues were erected because
Kanshi Ram’s will requested that his statues should be constructed next
to those of the current President of BSP. Mayawati accused the Congress
of being “anti-Dalit”.[162]
In January 2012, the Election
Commission ordered that all of the statues of Mayawati as well as recent
statues of elephants ( the symbol of the Bahujan Samaj Party) should be
covered up until after February’s Uttar Pradesh
election.[158][163][164] On 26 July 2012 the statue in Lucknow was
damaged by members of a group calling themselves “Uttar Pradesh
Naunirman Sena”.[165][166][167] A replacement statue was re-installed
overnight by the Lucknow city administration.[168] Following the Lucknow
vandalism, there were similar such incidents in other parts of Uttar
Pradesh.[169]
In 2015, the Supreme Court continued hearings on
the PLI case about the statues. The BSP had still not provided evidence
about where the monies expended on such monuments came from, whether it
was all from appropriation bills passed by the legislature or also
included party funds spent for the purpose.[158]
World Bank criticism
The World Bank lent India funds for development, and Mayawati was to
manage projects with this money in UP. The projects were preplanned and
on schedule, but the Mayawati government made changes which put the
projects behind schedule, including rapidly transferring high-caste
managers in and out of rural posts.[170] The World Bank sent a letter of
complaint on 1 August 2002 to India’s central government stating, “We
have now learnt that project managers have been replaced within three
weeks of assuming office. The project coordinator of the Diversified
Agriculture Support Project has been changed twice in quick succession
and at the moment there is no project coordinator. In the forestry
project, numerous changes have been made over past six months … Such
developments do not augur well for these time-bound projects that
require consistently good leadership.”[171] Mayawati initially responded
by saying the letter was a fake and later said there had been a
misunderstanding. She then decreased the number of transfers, stopped
creating new posts, and temporarily reduced the level of government
spending on furniture and vehicles in response to the allegations. The
World Bank continued to criticise the level of corruption even after
these measures had been implemented.[170] Personal life and public image Statues of Mayawati (L) and Kanshi Ram (R) at Ambedkar Memorial Park
Mayawati started her political career after Kanshi Ram, the founder of
Bahujan Samaj Party, persuaded her to join the civil service and
politics.[172] Mayawati chose to remain unmarried. She is also known as
the Iron Lady Mayawati.[173][174][175]
Kanshi Ram praised
Mayawati at her 47th birthday celebrations for her fundraising
activities on behalf of the party. He stated that the party’s eventual
goal is to gain power at the national level, and that Mayawati’s efforts
had helped in that quest.[123] Her birthdays have since become major
media events at which she has appeared laden with diamonds.[16] Her
supporters have declared her birthday as Jan Kalyankari Diwas (People’s
Welfare Day). In 2009, the day was marked by the announcement of welfare
schemes targeted towards poor and downtrodden people of the state[176]
and, in 2010, by the launch of social programmes with a value of over ₹
7,312 crore.[177]
In 2007-08, Mayawati paid ₹26.26 crore (US$3.7
million) as income tax.[178] She was at number 20 in I-T department’s
compilation of the top 200 taxpayers’ list with names like Shah Rukh
Khan and Sachin Tendulkar.[179] Most of her income comes as “gifts” from
her faithful supporters of Bahujan Movement started by Kanshi Ram. She
paid ₹15 crore (US$2.1 million) in advance tax in April–December
2007.[180]
When BSP workers garlanded Mayawati with currency
notes on the occasion of the party’s silver jubilee celebrations
coinciding with BSP founder Kanshi Ram’s birth anniversary on 15 March
2010, Indian news channels and newspapers purported to expose the event
as a ‘scandal’ on the presumption that the Chief Minister had publicly
committed an act of corruption that was being flaunted openly and
declaring that the garland of currency notes was made from money through
corrupt means and not from donations of Bahujan Samaj Party supporters
as Mayawati, her Ministers and supporters claimed. At Kanshi Ram’s
funeral ceremonies in 2006, Mayawati stated that both Kanshi Ram and
herself had been, and she would continue to be, observant of Buddhist
traditions and customs. She has stated her intention to formally convert
to Buddhism when the political conditions enable her to become Prime
Minister of India. Her act of performing the last rites (traditionally
done by a male heir) was an expression of their views against gender
discrimination.[181][182] When she was Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh,
she publicly called Bhikkhus to prayer.[183] Literature about Mayawati
Literature about Mayawati includes studies and books. One of the first
works about her was journalist Mohammad Jamil Akhter’s book, Iron Lady
Kumari Mayawati.[184] Her autobiographies are Mere Sangarshmai Jeevan
Evam Bahujan Movement Ka Safarnama in three volumes in Hindi and A
Travelogue of My Struggle-ridden Life and of Bahujan Samaj, in two
volumes in English.[185] Behenji : A Political Biography of Mayawati is a
biography by veteran journalist Ajoy Bose.[7] There is news that
Bollywood will release new biopic about Mayawati, where Vidya Balan will
play lead role.[186] Awards and recognition
In 2003,
Mayawati as the Chief Minister, was awarded with Paul Harris Fellow
Award by UNICEF, World Health Organization and Rotary International, for
her initiative in Polio eradication.[187][188] Mayawati was also
honoured with Rajarshi Shahu Award by Rajarshi Shahu Memorial
Trust.[189] In 2008, Forbes added Mayawati in the 59th place on its list
of the 100 most powerful women in the world.[190][191] She appeared in
Newsweek’s top woman achievers list in 2007.[192] In 2009 a Newsweek
article described her as the Barack Obama of India, and a potential
candidate for Prime Minister.[193] Time magazine included Mayawati in
India’s 15 Most Influential list for 2007.[194]
We,
the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and
Religious Minorities, are able to secure our rights guaranteed under the
Constitution of India due to the incessant struggle and matchless
sacrifice of Babasaheb Dr. Bheemrao Ambedkar. But the caste-prejudiced
governments did not implement these rights to the benefit of our people.
As the result, despite the provisions of Constitution, our
socio-economic condition remained worst as before. Hence, Babasaheb
advocated us to form the government on our own by getting united under
one political platform and one leadership. In this direction, he
contemplated to launch the Republican Party of India during his
life-time. But he, perhaps, did not know that he would die so early even
before he could bring his plans into action. He could not complete the
task which was later on completed by Manyawar Kanshi Ram Saheb. Non-political
Routes: When Manyawar Kanshi Ram Saheb decided to revive the
Ambedkarite movement, the movement was almost extinct. People had almost
forgotten about the movement. Kanshi Ram Saheb made a deep study as to
the conditions which caused the failure of Ambedkarite movement. He saw
that most of the followers of Babasaheb were out of the movement. He
started probing the reasons which led to the discontinuation of the
movement followed by the death of Babasaheb Ambedkar. He, after a
thorough study, understood that the failure of Ambedkarite movement was
caused due to the lack of ‘non-political routes’ among the Bahujan Samaj
and hence, he decided to strengthen the non-political routes to create
the ‘non-purchasable leadership’. He realized that only that society
with strong non-political routes would produce the ‘non-purchasable’
missionary leaders. Thus he decided to prepare the non-political routes
of the society by preparing the educated employees and youths. Before
launching the Bahujan Samaj Party, he started the BAMCEF and DS-4 to
prepare the educated employees and youth from among the SC/ST/OBCs and
Religious Minorities. He devoted the best part of his life to strengthen
the non-political routes of Bahujan Samaj.
Tampering
of EVMs by BJP : Our failure to form our own government in other
states has helped the BJP to defeat us in Uttar Pradesh. They found that
BSP is strong only in UP and not in other states and hence they thought
that if they could finish us in UP, BSP will die a natural death in all
other states. That is how they focused their entire strength to defeat
us in UP. However, they could not win through fair means. They had to
resort to fraudulent way of tampering the electronic voting machines
(EVMs) to defeat us.BJP and company had used the EVMs in 2014 itself to
win the General Election. We thought that it was the mandate against the
scams-ridden and scandals-tainted rule of Congress. But the election
results of the five states held in March 2017 have exposed the EVM
scandal of BJP. They could not win in Punjab, Uttarkhand, Goa and
Manipur. In Goa and Manipur, Congress party got lead over the BJP. But
BJP leaders have managed the other MLAs form their governments. In
Uttarkhand, it was the internal quarrel of the Congress that gave a lead
to the BJP. In Punjab, the anti-incumbency factor of Akali Dal gave the
victory to Congress. BJP, being the partner of Akali Dal, lost the
election. In all the above four states, they did not tamper with the
EVMs and the results were on the expected lines. But in Uttar Pradesh,
nobody expected that BJP would get such a huge margin of victory. The
senior bureaucrats of UP, who are usually the first to know the results
in advance, were making preparations to welcome the BSP Government. They
were utterly surprised when the results were announced. I, seeing the
trend of results late in the morning, went to the press and exposed the
EVM fraud. Later on, we also launched nation-wide struggle against the
fraud of EVMs and legal battle to get the VVPAT incorporated with EVMs.
Thus, we are confronting the BJP at every step.
noun a member of the lowest class in India, whom those of the four main castes were formerly forbidden to touch . Formerly called (taboo, offensive): untouchable
The foreigners from Bene Israel chitpavan brahmins
are 1st rate athmas (souls), the Kshatriya, vysias, shudras are 2nd,
3rd, 4th rate souls and the aboriginal inhabitants of
Jumbudvipa/Prabuddha Bharat as having no souls at all. So that any
atrocity can be inflicted upon them. But the Buddha never believed in
any soul. He said all are equal.
Word origin of ‘Dalit’ from Hindi, from Sanskrit dalita, literally: oppressed Nearby words of ‘Dalit’ Dalhousie Dali Dalian Dalit Dall sheep Dallapiccola Dallas
All ENGLISH words that begin with ‘D’ Source Definition of Dalit from the Collins English Dictionary
Dalit Also found in: Thesaurus, Legal, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia. Da·lit (dä′lĭt) n.
A member of the lowest class in traditional Indian society, falling
altogether outside the Hindu caste categories and subject to extensive
social restrictions. [Hindi dalit, crushed, oppressed, from Sanskrit
dalita-, past passive participle of dalayati, to cause to burst,
variant of darayati, he splits, derived form (probably a denominative of
-daraḥ, smasher, as in puraṃdaraḥ, citadel-smasher, an epithet of
Indra) of darati, he splits; see der- in Indo-European roots.]
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Even though Dalits make up 70 percent of the church, only 600 of
India’s 17,000 priests and six of the 160 bishops come from the Dalit
community. Caste off: Catholic Dalits (untouchables)in India are divided over how to improve their lot
Energy company Noble Energy Inc (NYSE:NBL) reported on Tuesday the
execution of a Heads of Agreement (HOA) to evaluate Floating LNG for the
export of natural gas from the Tamar and Dalit fields, offshore Israel. Noble Energy Inc enters into HOA to evaluate Floating LNG, offshore Israel The awakening of Dalit awareness of selfhood may be traced to the Marathi literature of the 1970s in India. Urmila Pawar. The Weave of My Life: A Dalit Woman’s Memoirs com)– Celebrity stylist Dalit Gwenna shows that hats, the new hip trend, can be worn every day, not just on special occasions. EM & Co and Stylist Dalit Gwenna Share Hat Styling Secrets Tamil Dalit literature is a relatively new arrival in the literary landscape of India. The lives of Tamil Dalit women: a study of the literary works of Bama and P. Sivakami The Dalit Samaritan woman asked Jesus, “Where can I find this living water? Global Ecumenical Conference on Justice for Dalits March 21-24, 2009, Bangkok, Thailand The Bangkok Declaration and Call
THE JUNE RECORD contained some introductory comments about the Dalit
peoples in caste-affected societies, and about the recent Global
Ecumenical Conference on Justice for Dalits, which took place in Bangkok
this past March. Moving mountains: the first step to helping 200 million people is self-education
ISLAMABAD, April 24, 2009 (Balochistan Times) — Human Rights activists
are of view that India has been successful in using its regional might
and its position as an ally of Western countries in keeping the Dalit
issue off the United Nations agenda. India trying to keep Dalit issue off the UN agenda
Noble Energy Inc (NYSE:NBL), a US-based oil and gas exploration and
development company, has announced flow test results from the Dalit
natural gas discovery in the Michal licence offshore Israel. Noble Energy Announces Successful Flow Test Results John Mary, a 45-year-old Dalit Christian, is knocking doors for help. Indian Christian ‘untouchables’ face social monsters
Based on primary research conducted with the Karnataka Domestic Workers
Movement in Bangalore, India, this paper locates the injustice that a
group of dalit women domestic workers identify as structuring their
lives, and assesses the strategies that the group employs in resisting
and dealing with such injustice. Articulations of injustice and the
recognition–redistribution debate: locating caste, class and gender in
paid domestic work in India 8 (ANI): Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief
Mayawati on Thursday condemned the vandalisation of statues of
political and ideological figures across the country including Dalit
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The word Dalit denotes the pain of all those who suffered because of
the caste system.” A protest rally in New Delhi under the banner of the
Bahujan Sankalp Mahasabha.PTI D. Raja 10 SEPTEMBER 2018 00:00 IST
UPDATED: 10 SEPTEMBER 2018 03:36 IST The government advisory on the use
of the word shows its intent to further marginalise the community
In pre-Independence India and after 1947, during the several unyielding
movements for justice for Dalits, multiple terms have been used to
convey the idea of the caste system which B.R. Ambedkar described “as an
ascending scale of reverence and descending scale of contempt.” We have
been seeing the “descending scale of contempt” for thousands of years
manifested in the worst manner possible in the practice of
untouchability.
Terms over the years
The many movements
launched by social reformers and activists against the caste system and
against untouchability have used terms such as Antyajas, suppressed
castes, pariahs, depressed castes, Dalits, Harijans, Ati Shudra and Adi
Dravida. Jyotiba Phule is credited to have used the term Dalit. Even
Mahatma Gandhi accepted the term Dalit when he wrote in 1927 that “from
now on, we will describe Antyajas too as dalit.” Explaining that “the
term was first used by Swami Shraddhanand”, Gandhi added that “Swami
Vivekananda chose an English word having the same meaning. He described
the untouchables not as ‘depressed’ but as ‘suppressed’ and quite
rightly. They became, and remain, what they are because they were
suppressed by the so-called upper classes.”
In 1931, many people
disapproved of the use of the word Dalit. Mahatma Gandhi wrote in an
article: “Formerly the name Antyaja was not felt as expressing contempt.
The names Dhed and Bhangi were disliked. I think the term ‘Dalit’ was
first used by the late Swami Shraddhanand. Now it seems that name also
is not liked. The real explanation is that as long as the poison of
untouchability exists in our society, any name that may be given will
probably come to be disliked after some time. Hence the right thing to
do is to get rid of that poison.” He added: “Though it is thus necessary
to attack the root cause, if a better word than Antyaja or Dalit occurs
to anyone he may send it to me.”
In the absence of a better
word, Dalit has been the preferred word in the movements for justice for
Dalits till now. It is well known that the term Harijan was coined by
someone who was a victim of untouchability. He suggested that Gandhi use
it to describe the so-called untouchables. That term was widely used
during the freedom struggle and many, including Ambedkar, considered it
humiliating and patronising. In 1946, Gandhi received a complaint from
someone who wrote, “From the psychological point of view, I think the
name ‘Harijan’ instils into the minds of the people to whom it is
applied a feeling of inferiority, however sacred that name may be. This
feeling is very difficult to wipe out from them — to whatever extent
they are advanced — if they are always called ‘Harijan’. Similarly if a
man in the street is asked about a ‘Harijan’, the first thing he will
speak of is ‘untouchability and the Depressed Class’.”
Gandhi
responded to that question by writing an article, “What is in a name?”,
in which he said: “The name ‘Harijan’ has sacred associations. It was
suggested by a Harijan as a substitute for Asprishya (untouchable),
Dalita (depressed), or for the different categories of ‘untouchables’
such as Bhangis, Mehtars, Chamars, Pariahs, etc.” He added: “The
Government officers put them in a schedule and, therefore, called them
the Scheduled Classes, thus making confusion worse confounded.”
A term that denotes pain
The historical narrative conveys the point that many terms have been
generated in the movements against caste. The British government did not
prefer one term over another even as it put certain castes in a
schedule and called them Scheduled Castes. Now, the confusion has become
more pronounced with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic
Alliance government issuing an advisory to the media saying they “may
refrain” from using the word Dalit, based on an order by the Nagpur
Bench of the Bombay High Court. Previously, the Madhya Pradesh High
Court had stated that it would “have no manner of doubt” that the
government would “refrain from using the nomenclature ‘Dalit’ for the
members belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as the same
does not find mention in the Constitution of India or any statute.” This
has caused hurt among the Dalits, who feel that the term is not
offensive or violative of any law, and that such an advisory is not
based on sound reasoning.
My book, Marx and Ambedkar — Continuing
the Dialogue, co-authored with N. Muthumohan, discusses the Dalit
question extensively. Gail Omvedt’s Dalits and the Democratic Revolution
deals with Dalit issues. Can the government dare to dictate terms used
in books, and in public discourse and analysis?
‘Dalit’ had
become the preferred term in Maharashtra during the 1970s. The word
Harijan is not used now (the government issued a circular to officials
in 1982 saying they should not use the term while describing members of
the Scheduled Castes). The word Dalit denotes the pain of all those who
suffered because of the caste system; it defines their identity to
launch struggles based on Ambedkar’s slogan: Educate, Organise, Agitate.
The government’s advisory indicates its anti-Dalit posture. The term
Dalit, used by Jyotiba Phule, Swami Shraddhananda, Gandhi, and Ambedkar,
cannot be dismissed by an executive order. In fact, the seven-judge
Bench of the Supreme Court in S.P. Gupta v. President of India (1981)
had observed that society is “pulsating with urges of gender justice,
worker justice, minorities justice, Dalit justice and equal justice
between chronic un-equals.” In using the term “Dalit justice”, the
Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court validated the use of the term
Dalit. It is painful to state that what the present government is trying
to do was not done even during British rule. Such an advisory sounds
strange when no
TODAY’S PAPER OPINION OPINION Why not Dalit?
“The word Dalit denotes the pain of all those who suffered because of
the caste system.” A protest rally in New Delhi under the banner of the
Bahujan Sankalp Mahasabha.PTI “The word Dalit denotes the pain of
all those who suffered because of the caste system.” A protest rally in
New Delhi under the banner of the Bahujan Sankalp Mahasabha.PTI D. Raja 10 SEPTEMBER 2018 00:00 IST UPDATED: 10 SEPTEMBER 2018 03:36 IST
The government advisory on the use of the word shows its intent to further marginalise the community
In pre-Independence India and after 1947, during the several unyielding
movements for justice for Dalits, multiple terms have been used to
convey the idea of the caste system which B.R. Ambedkar described “as an
ascending scale of reverence and descending scale of contempt.” We have
been seeing the “descending scale of contempt” for thousands of years
manifested in the worst manner possible in the practice of
untouchability.
Terms over the years
The many movements
launched by social reformers and activists against the caste system and
against untouchability have used terms such as Antyajas, suppressed
castes, pariahs, depressed castes, Dalits, Harijans, Ati Shudra and Adi
Dravida. Jyotiba Phule is credited to have used the term Dalit. Even
Mahatma Gandhi accepted the term Dalit when he wrote in 1927 that “from
now on, we will describe Antyajas too as dalit.” Explaining that “the
term was first used by Swami Shraddhanand”, Gandhi added that “Swami
Vivekananda chose an English word having the same meaning. He described
the untouchables not as ‘depressed’ but as ‘suppressed’ and quite
rightly. They became, and remain, what they are because they were
suppressed by the so-called upper classes.”
In 1931, many people
disapproved of the use of the word Dalit. Mahatma Gandhi wrote in an
article: “Formerly the name Antyaja was not felt as expressing contempt.
The names Dhed and Bhangi were disliked. I think the term ‘Dalit’ was
first used by the late Swami Shraddhanand. Now it seems that name also
is not liked. The real explanation is that as long as the poison of
untouchability exists in our society, any name that may be given will
probably come to be disliked after some time. Hence the right thing to
do is to get rid of that poison.” He added: “Though it is thus necessary
to attack the root cause, if a better word than Antyaja or Dalit occurs
to anyone he may send it to me.”
In the absence of a better
word, Dalit has been the preferred word in the movements for justice for
Dalits till now. It is well known that the term Harijan was coined by
someone who was a victim of untouchability. He suggested that Gandhi use
it to describe the so-called untouchables. That term was widely used
during the freedom struggle and many, including Ambedkar, considered it
humiliating and patronising. In 1946, Gandhi received a complaint from
someone who wrote, “From the psychological point of view, I think the
name ‘Harijan’ instils into the minds of the people to whom it is
applied a feeling of inferiority, however sacred that name may be. This
feeling is very difficult to wipe out from them — to whatever extent
they are advanced — if they are always called ‘Harijan’. Similarly if a
man in the street is asked about a ‘Harijan’, the first thing he will
speak of is ‘untouchability and the Depressed Class’.”
Gandhi
responded to that question by writing an article, “What is in a name?”,
in which he said: “The name ‘Harijan’ has sacred associations. It was
suggested by a Harijan as a substitute for Asprishya (untouchable),
Dalita (depressed), or for the different categories of ‘untouchables’
such as Bhangis, Mehtars, Chamars, Pariahs, etc.” He added: “The
Government officers put them in a schedule and, therefore, called them
the Scheduled Classes, thus making confusion worse confounded.”
A term that denotes pain
The historical narrative conveys the point that many terms have been
generated in the movements against caste. The British government did not
prefer one term over another even as it put certain castes in a
schedule and called them Scheduled Castes. Now, the confusion has become
more pronounced with the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic
Alliance government issuing an advisory to the media saying they “may
refrain” from using the word Dalit, based on an order by the Nagpur
Bench of the Bombay High Court. Previously, the Madhya Pradesh High
Court had stated that it would “have no manner of doubt” that the
government would “refrain from using the nomenclature ‘Dalit’ for the
members belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as the same
does not find mention in the Constitution of India or any statute.” This
has caused hurt among the Dalits, who feel that the term is not
offensive or violative of any law, and that such an advisory is not
based on sound reasoning.
My book, Marx and Ambedkar — Continuing
the Dialogue, co-authored with N. Muthumohan, discusses the Dalit
question extensively. Gail Omvedt’s Dalits and the Democratic Revolution
deals with Dalit issues. Can the government dare to dictate terms used
in books, and in public discourse and analysis?
‘Dalit’ had
become the preferred term in Maharashtra during the 1970s. The word
Harijan is not used now (the government issued a circular to officials
in 1982 saying they should not use the term while describing members of
the Scheduled Castes). The word Dalit denotes the pain of all those who
suffered because of the caste system; it defines their identity to
launch struggles based on Ambedkar’s slogan: Educate, Organise, Agitate.
The government’s advisory indicates its anti-Dalit posture. The term
Dalit, used by Jyotiba Phule, Swami Shraddhananda, Gandhi, and Ambedkar,
cannot be dismissed by an executive order. In fact, the seven-judge
Bench of the Supreme Court in S.P. Gupta v. President of India (1981)
had observed that society is “pulsating with urges of gender justice,
worker justice, minorities justice, Dalit justice and equal justice
between chronic un-equals.” In using the term “Dalit justice”, the
Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court validated the use of the term
Dalit. It is painful to state that what the present government is trying
to do was not done even during British rule. Such an advisory sounds
strange when no such demand has been made by any Dalit organisation or
leader, and when the term is used by the Supreme Court.
Such an
advisory at a time when the term Dalit is empowering Dalits in their
relentless fight against the increasing levels of atrocities against
them, and at a time of heightened Dalit consciousness in the country,
only signals the intent of the government to further marginalise the
community, which is being asked to conform to the identity determined by
the government. This is unacceptable. The government should withdraw
its circular and challenge the order passed by the Bombay High Court in
the Supreme Court.
D. Raja is National Secretary of the Communist Party of India and a Member of Parliament
Just
0.1% intolerant, cunning, crooked, number one terrorists, violent,
militant, ever shooting, mob lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded
rapists foreigners from Bene Israel chitpavan brahmin RSS (Rowdy
Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks) are the real infiltrators remotely controlling
BJP (Brashtachar Jiyadha Psychopaths) full of hatred, anger, jealousy,
delusion that are defilement of the mind requiring mental treatment in
mental asylums. The 99.9 % Sarva SamJ must unite to catch hold of these
mad people to admit them in mental hospitals.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar would not have drafted the Constitution of India if
Sardar Vallabhai Patel had become the first Prime Minister, Dalit
ideologue Kancha Ilaiah said here on Saturday.
“Dr.Ambedkar and Jawaharlal Nehru had a common understanding of caste,
religion and nation building, but ‘Iron Man’ Sardar Vallabhai Patel
would never have allowed Dr. Ambedkar to draft the Constitution and lay
the foundation for a democratic nation,” he added.
Speaking at a
seminar on ‘Dr. Ambedkar, Nehru and Patel: the contemporary debate’
organised by the Dr. Ambedkar Chair on Social Policy and Social Action
and Dr. Ambedkar Foundation, Dr. Ilaiah said: “After Nehru became the
head of the interim government, he appointed Dr. Ambedkar as Chairman of
the Drafting Committee, giving him a free hand to draft the
Constitution. Both Nehru and Ambedkar had a secular, liberal and
rational outlook, but Patel was a fundamentalist.”
Elaborating on
the commonalities between Nehru and Ambedkar, Dr. Ilaiah said it was
the idea of Dr. Ambedkar that a national government be formed after
Independence. The first government had representation from all
communities and regions. ANU Registrar P. Raja Sekhar, Rector K.R.S.
Sambasiva Rao, University College of Arts, Commerce and Law principal V.
Chandrasekhara Rao and Science College principal B.Re. Victor Babu were
present.
Patel would not have allowed Ambedkar to draft Constitution
Dr.
B.R. Ambedkar would not have drafted the Constitution of India if
Sardar Vallabhai Patel had become the first Prime Minister, Dalit
ideologue Kancha Ilaiah said here on Saturday.
“Dr.Ambedkar and
Jawaharlal Nehru had a common understanding of caste, religion and
nation building, but ‘Iron Man’ Sardar Vallabhai Patel would never have
allowed Dr. Ambedkar to draft the Constitution and lay the foundation
for a democratic nation,” he added.
Speaking at a seminar on ‘Dr.
Ambedkar, Nehru and Patel: the contemporary debate’ organised by the
Dr. Ambedkar Chair on Social Policy and Social Action and Dr. Ambedkar
Foundation, Dr. Ilaiah said: “After Nehru became the head of the interim
government, he appointed Dr. Ambedkar as Chairman of the Drafting
Committee, giving him a free hand to draft the Constitution. Both Nehru
and Ambedkar had a secular, liberal and rational outlook, but Patel was a
fundamentalist.”
Elaborating on the commonalities between Nehru
and Ambedkar, Dr. Ilaiah said it was the idea of Dr. Ambedkar that a
national government be formed after Independence. The first government
had representation from all communities and regions. ANU Registrar P.
Raja Sekhar, Rector K.R.S. Sambasiva Rao, University College of Arts,
Commerce and Law principal V. Chandrasekhara Rao and Science College
principal B.Re. Victor Babu were present.
Sardar Patel and Dr Ambedkar strongly differed on reservation and caste. They sparred over this in the Constituent Assembly Debates.
Ambedkar wanted to protect SC/ST rights via quotas in education and employment. Patel felt quotas “quotas are anti-national”.
Therefore for this reason Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi)
after gobbling the Master Key by tampering the Fraud EVMs laid the
foundation stone in 2013, he commissioned Patel’s statue at Kevadia in
Gujarat, which is billed as being the tallest in the world.
Thus,
in this perplexing crucible, it would be worthwhile to delve into the
tomes of history and see whether both the icons – Ambedkar and Patel –
saw eye-to-eye on caste and reservations.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar would not have drafted the Constitution of India if
Sardar Vallabhai Patel had become the first Prime Minister, SC/ST
ideologue Kancha Ilaiah said here on Saturday.
“Dr.Ambedkar and Jawaharlal Nehru had a common understanding of caste,
religion and nation building, but ‘Iron Man’ Sardar Vallabhai Patel
would never have allowed Dr. Ambedkar to draft the Constitution and lay
the foundation for a democratic nation,” he added.
Speaking at a
seminar on ‘Dr. Ambedkar, Nehru and Patel: the contemporary debate’
organised by the Dr. Ambedkar Chair on Social Policy and Social Action
and Dr. Ambedkar Foundation, Dr. Ilaiah said: “After Nehru became the
head of the interim government, he appointed Dr. Ambedkar as Chairman of
the Drafting Committee, giving him a free hand to draft the
Constitution. Both Nehru and Ambedkar had a secular, liberal and
rational outlook, but Patel was a fundamentalist.”
Elaborating on
the commonalities between Nehru and Ambedkar, Dr. Ilaiah said it was
the idea of Dr. Ambedkar that a national government be formed after
Independence. The first government had representation from all
communities and regions. ANU Registrar P. Raja Sekhar, Rector K.R.S.
Sambasiva Rao, University College of Arts, Commerce and Law principal V.
Chandrasekhara Rao and Science College principal B.Re. Victor Babu were
present.
https://www.google.co.in/…/story-EqYMsbzYbhDOtNgocROfNM_amp… Ban RSS, India’s no 1 terror organisation: Former Maharashtra cop
Maharashtra’s former inspector general of police SM Mushrif on Tuesday
accused the Intelligence Bureau (IB) of being hand-in-glove with
right-wing extremists, and called for a ban on the RSS describing it as
India’s No.1 terror organisation. Updated: Feb 23, 2016 20:25:20
SM Mushrif speaking at the launch of his book. (PTI Photo)
Maharashtra’s former inspector general of police SM Mushrif on Tuesday
accused the Intelligence Bureau (IB) of being hand-in-glove with
right-wing extremists, and called for a ban on the RSS describing it as
India’s No.1 terror organisation. At the launch of the Bengali version
of his book “RSS - Country’s Greatest Terror Organisation”, Mushrif also
termed the ongoing JNU controversy as a manifestation of the Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh’s (RSS) attempt to turn India into a Hindu nation.
“The IB has been and continues to be the most powerful organisation in
the country and irrespective of which political party is in power at the
centre, it continues to operate the way it wants.
Whatever the
IB says or does is considered the truth and its claims or acts are never
questioned or verified,” said Mushrif, indicting the agency for
colluding with the RSS and its subsidiaries for the killing of
anti-terror squad chief Hemant Karkare, who was probing the involvement
of Hindu radicals in terror acts.
Karkare was killed during the 2008 Mumbai terror attack.
“No other terror organisation has used RDX like the RSS has. At least
18 chargesheets have been filed against the RSS and its subsidiaries
like Abhinav Bharat and Bajrang Dal in terror cases.
The RSS should be immediately banned for being the country’s No.1 terror organisation,” said Mushrif.
Condemning the Jawaharlal Nehru University row, Mushrif expressed alarm over rising right-wing extremism.
“This is only a manifestation of the RSS’s bid to establish the
Aryavart Hindu Rashtra based on the tenets of Smritis and Vedas. Its
time the entire country stood up against this rise of extremism,” said
the author of “Who Killed Karkare? : The Real Face of Terrorism in
India”.
https://defence.pk/…/narendra-modi-a-terrorist-who-rose-to…/ About Hindutva, Sanghparivar, RSS, Fascism, Religious Terror,
“The whole business of Hindutva and its nationalism is a poison in the
body politic of India. We have to accept that the poison has been
injected and it will take a lot to purge it,” Arundhati Roy
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2006 RSS : World’s largest terrorist Organization?
What makes one or an organization terrorist?
American Heritage Dictionary: The unlawful use or threatened use of
force or violence by a person or an organized group against people or
property with the intention of intimidating or coercing societies or
governments, often for ideological or political reasons.
Does the Sanghparivar have any of these qualities in its work to make it not to declare a terrorist organization?
An American research centre has placed our ultra-nationalist Rashtrya
Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) on its terrorist list. The East Virginia-based
Terrorism Research Center (TRC) is closely connected to the American
government and many of its directors and researchers have closely worked
with US administrations and have taken part in research and planning
for the US administration.
In the list of ?? in India, the TRC
has placed RSS under no. 21. Here is the link as it appeared on 9
September 2004 on the group?s website under the caption ?Known Terrorist
Groups Operating in India?.
The RSS was founded in 1925 by the Maratha Brahmin Keshav Baliram
Hegdewar on the Aryan Vaishnava Holy day of Vijaya Dashami (the 10th day
of the moon) when the Aryan invader Rama destroyed the Dravidian Empire
of Lanka [ Sangh ]. This was done to symbolise its inherent anti-Sudra
nature. Its organisation is highly skewed, with the Sar Sangh Chalak
(supreme dictator) at the top [ Roots ]. This person can only be a
Brahmin.
RSS militia is organised around local cells or `shakas’
where weapons are distributed to its hardcore members, who are drilled
in a vigorous program of harsh discipline. RSS converted hindu temples
serve as repositories of weapons as well as centers of dissemination of
its racist ideology of Aryan supremacy. RSS cadre graduate to the BJP.
VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad)
The council was established on August 29, 1964 in Bombay, Maharastra [
Biju ] with a political objective of establishing the supremacy of
Hinduism all over the world. It obtains funds and recruits from Aryan
Hindus all across the globe, especially from the US, UK and Canada and
has grown to become the main fund-raising agency of Brahmanist
Fundamentalism. The council was instrumental in the demolition of the
holiest Islamic shrine in Oudh, the Babri Masjid at Ayodhya and has
organised several massacres of Muslims and Christians. It is in the
forefront in the call for a Hindu Rashtra, a Hindu State ethnically
cleansed of its non-Aryan populations.
Bajrang Dal ( Party of Monkey God called Hanuman.)
The militant wing of the VHP, it was formed “to counter `Sikh
militancy’ ” during the Sikh Genocide of 1983-84 [ Bajrang ]. Created
with the objective of the eradication of Sikhs which it has termed
“Muslims in disguise”, its cadres fought alongside Congress-backed
Hindutva militias during the massacre of 200,000 Sikhs under Indira
Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. Recruits carry a ” knife-like trident to be
slung across the shoulder - an answer to the Sikh kirpan ” [ Bajrang ].
later it has subsequently expanded its targets to include Muslims and
Christians as well.
ABVP
This front comprises students of
Hindu religious schools (vidyalayas). It has expanded its base by
infiltration into `secular’ universities. Its higher-ranking cadres are
well-equipped with weaponry; they often organise communal campus
disturbances against Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains.
Most of its members graduate to become hardcore RSS and VHP militants.
An excellent thesis: articulate, erudite, and dispassionate.
Now go ahead and present this to UN general assemble, UNSC, European
and American media, and try to get RSS ban in at least a couple of
countries. You would find willing allies among Christian fanatics.
If possible ,get it framed and nail it on entrance of UN building, like
Martin Luther nailed his thesis on door of Castle Church of Wittenberg.
This thesis of your is more path braking than the one which caused
Protestant reformation. About Hindutva, Sanghparivar, RSS, Fascism, Religious Terror,
“The whole business of Hindutva and its nationalism is a poison in the
body politic of India. We have to accept that the poison has been
injected and it will take a lot to purge it,” Arundhati Roy
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2006 A report on the ‘attack’ on RSS Headquarters on June 01, 2006
The official version of events raises scores of doubts. The team wanted
simple clarifications from the Commissioner of Police, Nagpur and
approached him continuously for five days. That the Commissioner
persistently declined to meet the team and answer these simple queries,
reveal his unwillingness and/or his inability to answer these questions.
It also suggests that he chose to hide certain facts. And this leads
the team to question the veracity of the Commissioner of Police’s
narration of the encounter. The Cock and bull story of the encounter
thus compels the team to infer that the encounter appears to be fake and
requires, in the interest of the nation, a fair probing.
Constituent member organizations:
People’s Union for Civil Liberties,
Nagpur Committee for Protection of Democratic Rights,
Mumbai Dharma Nirapeksh Nagarik Manch, Nagpur
Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee,
Hyderabad Indian Association of People’s Lawyers Bahujan Sangharsh Samiti List of Members
Head of the Team, Justice B G Kolse Patil, Rtd Judge of Mumbai High Court, Convenor, Dr Suresh Khairnar,
Members Dr Anand Teltumde, CPDR, Mumbai; Adv. P Suresh Kumar, Andra
Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee, Hyderabad; Mr Ahmed Latif Khan, Civil
Liberty Monitoring Committee, Hyderabad; Dr D John Chelladurai, India
Peace Centre, Nagpur; Mr Nagesh Choudhury, Bahujan Sangharsh Samiti,
Nagpur; Mr Arvind Ghosh, PUCL, Nagpur; Adv. Anil Kale, Indian Assn of
People’s Lawyers; Adv. Surendra Gadling, Indian Assn of People’s
Lawyers; Mr Gaffar Shakir, Dharma Nirapeksha Nagarik Manch, Nagpur; Mr
Ashish K Ghosh, PUCL, Nagpur; Mr Arvind Deshmukh, Bahujan Sangharsh
Samiti, Nagpur; Mr T V Kathane, Nagpur, Bahujan Sangharsh Samiti,Nagpur;
Adv. Anand Gajbhiye, IAPL, Nagpur
Introduction
The nation
awoke on June 01, 2006 hearing the shocking news of an attempted attack
on the RSS headquarters building. It was a respite that the news of
police foiling the attempt too came along.
The news of attempted
attack on the Head Quarters of the RSS reportedly by fidayeens of a Pak
based terrorist group, sent a spine chilling fear in the minds of
millions of peace loving people in the country. We all know very well,
the potential of such a happening to ignite a trail of tragic clashes
among the communities. The peace loving masses heaved a sigh of relief
as the leaders of every community promptly condemned the heinous act and
appealed to the masses to maintain peace, and peace did prevail. In the
next twenty four hours quite a lot of information, almost all the
information pertaining to the attackers had been published obviously
supplied by the police department to the media.
The narrative of
the whole encounter as reported on June 02, 2006, instead of clearing
the mystery of the attackers, unfortunately confounded the citizens all
the more. The reports were conflicting and left innumerable questions on
ground zero situation unanswered.
The foiled attempt and the
appreciable tranquility maintained by the masses were a great relief.
However the deadly weapon and ammunition with which the ‘fidayeens’ (as
told by the Commissioner of Police) appeared, and the ease with which
the police claimed to have liquidated them, suggested that the Police
team had a ‘cake walk’ over the deadly terrorists. The very next day a
section of the media aired their doubt over the whole happening (as
reported by the Police Commissioner), most of them quoting wide sections
of the national community, including senior leaders.
The peace
loving social activists and campaigners for communal harmony based in
Nagpur were at first relieved by the success of the police over the
terrorists. However the confounding report that appeared in the media
and the doubts aired by masses and leaders prompted them to read between
the lines. Particularly, the ‘Islamic’ terrorist attempting to attack
RSS Head Quarters has a larger implication. It has the potential to push
the nation into a communal strife. Scuh a thing should not be allowed
to happen in any manner, orchestrated by any group. The confounding
report of the ‘encounter’ therefore requires an honest study.
The
above stated social organizations, hence constituted a fact finding
team comprised of the above mentioned activists. The team is headed by
Mr B G Kolse Patil, retired Judge of Mumbai High Court, and Convened by
Dr Suresh Khairnar, a renowned social thinker and activist. The team
visited the site of the encounter, spoke to the people residing in the
vicinity. The team also visited the RSS Head Quarters and met Mr Shirish
Wate, the HQ incharge.
The team went to Government Medical
College to meet the doctors who carried out the postmortem. Dr Dhavane,
who was present gave elementary information but declined to give
details. The team spoke to Dr Vibhawari Dani, Dean, Govt Medical
Hospital and College on telephone. The Dean also declined to reveal the
postmortem report. It was a classified document, she said.
The
team repeatedly sought an appointment with the Commissioner of Police.
The CP too declined to meet the team. On the contrary the CP asked the
respectable members their credentials; who funded the team, what
international connections does the team have and similar questions with
apparent intention to intimidate the team from their earnest effort to
help the society to know the truth.
The Incident as reported by Mr S P S Yadav, the Commissioner of Police, Nagpur
The Special squad of the City police who were on high alert following
specific input from intelligence agency spotted a white Ambassador car
moving in a suspicious manner in Lakdi Pul in Mahal area and started
tailing it. Two cars, a Tata Sumo and a Qualis were used in the
operation. The tailing cars were unmarked and all police personal in it
were wearing plain clothes.
When the ambassador car with red
beacon atop moved towards RSS Head Quarters, one for the constables in
the Tata Sumo casually asked the young occupants about their intentions.
Rattled by the enquiry the militants opened fire on the police vehicle
even as they tried to get away. In the process they dashed into the
barricade near the eastern side of the RSS HQ. The alert cops led by PSI
Rajendra Tiwari, PSI Arvind Saraf and PSI JA More replied to the
Gunfire. It was their bulletproof jackets that saved police personnel.
The terrorists also threw a hand grenade on the police party. But it
failed to explode. They threw the grenade without pulling out the pin.
The gun battle lasted about 20 minutes in which the militants fired 76
rounds while the cops retaliated with 63 rounds. The terrorists had
three AK-M automatic weapons, 12 hand grenades and 5.6 Kgs of highly
explosive materials with them. They also had three spare magazines for
their fire arms each carrying 30 rounds. They had hundred and twenty
rounds each, said Mr S P S Yadav. Mr Yadav also reported to have said,
looking at their preparation and determination to storm RSS HQ at any
cost despite heavy police deployment, indicates that it was a ‘fidayeen’
attack.
Refusing to divulge the exact identity of the three
militants, who were in the age group of 20-22 years, Mr Yadav described
them as ‘Islamic militants.’ At this point of time, he added, it is too
premature to associate them with any outfit.
Media reports
As per the details received from the police a white Ambassador car MH
20-8979 with a red beacon and three persons on board dressed as police
sub-inspectors, was first spotted by the patrolling police party at the
central avenue some time before the incident. The car was heading
towards Badkas Chowk. As it emerged form Chitaroli, two police vehicles,
a Tata Sumo carrying two PSI and five constables and a Toyoto Qualis
with 5 PSI got suspicious about the car. The police vehicles hastened
the chase of the suspicious ambassador car. At Badkas chowk the
ambassador car took a left turn towards Junta chowk and again turned
right towards the Sangh building from the Lakdipul side.
Presuming the car might have gone towards Ayachit mandir the police
stopped the chase for a while. However when the police jeep came back to
the same place during their routine patrol, they noticed the same car
in a small alley between Lakdipul and Gajanan Mandir towards the eastern
gate of the RSS Head Quarters. The Police vans then closed in on the
ambassador car. However, without paying heed to the police patrol the
car tried to force its way through the temporary barricade erected 50
meters before the main entrance of the RSS HQ. At this juncture the PSI
Tiwari intercepted the ambassador car and enquired as to where it was
heading. Instantly thereafter the two ultras who were seated on the rear
seats came out of the car with a grenade in their left hand and AK56
rifle in the right hand. One of them lobbed the grenade at the police,
but since the pin was not fully removed it failed to explode. Seeing
this the ultras opened indiscriminate fire at the police party. In the
melee PSI Saraf who just alighted from the police vehicle got hit at his
abdomen. However, since he was wearing a bullet proof vest the bullet
did not pierce his body. Soon after this police force and the ultras
started exchanging fire in which two of the three militants were killed
on the spot. The driver of the car then tried to flee towards the Bhauji
Daftari School. However he could not escape the bullets from the police
and he too was killed on the spot. The entire shoot out went on for
just around 15 minutes between 4.00 and 4.15 AM.
The police then
informed the control room and the commissioner of Police about the shoot
out. The senior police officers immediately reached the spot and
shifted at the three ultras to the government medical college where they
were declared brought dead. The members of Dautkhani family along with
other neighbours woke up at the sound of the firing and one of his
family members opened the door of their house to peep outside.
However alert cops told the family members to shut the door and remain
inside the house only. It was to prevent the terrorists from taking
shelter in the Dautkani house and taking them as hostages. The operation
was carried out by the city police successfully without any loss of
life other than that of the militants. The press reported on the 2nd
June that, all the three terrorists are said to be Pak nationals. Two of
them hailed from Lahore and the third from Gujranwala. The police had
seized from the place a dairy which contained email addresses in Urdu, a
few phone numbers of Lohare and Gujranwala. Rs 45,000 and maps of the
city were recovered from the terrorists.
The names of three
terrorists are said to be Afsal Ahmed Bhat, Bilal Ahmed Bhat and
Mohammed Usman Habib. Loksatta, (Indian Express Group) Nagpur Marathi
edition, dated June 03 2006 carried an article containing the following
detail. ‘Normally the attacks by the terrorists are preplanned
meticulously and they seldom fail in their attempt. This being the
public opinion, the recent futile attempt by the terrorists on RSS
building and the success gained by the police in thwarting the attempt
creates suspicion in public mind as well as among RSS people and their
rivals.
Though normally terrorists claim the responsibility of
the attack, no terrorist group has claimed any responsibility to this
attempt. Therefore the question arises, whether they were hardcore
Islamic terrorists or just any other newcomers. According to police
statement, threat of attack on RSS head quarters loomed large for the
last one year and there was security cordon around the building. Yet the
attackers seemed to have no idea of any of them, neither did they seem
to know the roads leading to RSS building. And no map of the building
and its surrounding could be found with them.
During the whole
encounter with the police the terrorists got only one chance to lob a
grenade and that too did not explode. That not a single policeman was
injured by the bullets of the attackers, puts a question mark on the
ability of the terrorists. The attackers could bring a car load of guns
and bullets, hand grenades, powerful explosives like RDX from places
thousands of kilometers away without being detected or checked by any
police or civic authorities, is a matter of surprise even in the RSS
circles.
The RSS which usually take such attack on them seriously
and go for nationwide protest, unusually kept extraordinary silence and
the morning shaka at the headquarters went on with more people
attending it. It was a surprise even among the cadres of RSS. This also
has created among their functionaries doubt over the bona fide of the
attackers. However, they speak in a low voice. ‘ Mahanayak, a
Marathi news paper from Mumbai, published a title page news from its
special correspondent from Nagpur, with the caption: “Mahanayak’s
Special Story on the Attack on RSS Head Quarters.” The news goes like
this: There is a talk among the Nagpur police that, of the 11 police who
conducted the encounter, 6 police did not even know how to handle a
carbine. Some of them were under demotion on account of departmental
disciplinary action, and they were given this ‘chance’ to prove their
‘worthiness.’ Sources close to the police circle say, none of the eleven
cops had special commando training. The authorities punished two of
them, for they extorted from a ‘gutka’ merchant a huge amount (Rs 3.5
lakhs) five months ago, in the Panchpoli police station area. At the
orders of the CP they were shifted to another ‘punishment’ section.
Police inner circle is surprised at the composition of the squad for
most of them do not know to handle guns properly.
The reporter
gives details of many indisciplines of the eleven police personals and
wonders how and on what basis they were selected for Special Squad to
handle such an important assignment in the RSS HQ.
Observations of the fact team
1. When the police had prior information about possible attack on RSS
Head Quarters and the police were prepared, as stated by the
Commissioner of Police (CP), to handle possible attack, why did they
allow the attackers to go close to the RSS HQ? Why did the Police not
stop them at first sight?
2. We hear from the residents, that the
police had a kind of rehearsal to the ‘encounter’ few days back on the
same spot. Police even fired in the air on the occasion, they claim. And
when the actual encounter took place, these residents said, they first
thought that it was yet another demonstration. Why did the police take a
demo a few days ago?
3. The CP has said, “when the ambassador
car with red beacon atop moved towards RSS HQ, one of the constables in
the Tata Sumo casually asked the young occupants about their intentions.
Rattled by the inquiry the militants opened fire on the police vehicle
even as they tried to get away.” For the constable to ask casually,
either he must have brought his car (the police vehicle) side by side to
the terrorist vehicle or he (the constable) must have come by foot
close to terrorist vehicle (and asked them). In either case the
constable must have been exposed to the terrorist attack at close
quarter. How did the constable escape unhurt? The narration of the
incident doesn’t have any detail to clarify this.
4. There is no
eyewitness to the whole happening. The encounter took place according to
the police at 4.15 AM. The bodies of the assailants were removed even
before the press reporters (who were the first people other than the
Police) reached the spot, close to 5.00 AM. Why this hurry?
5.
Day one media report says, Deputy Commissioner Mr Prabhat Kumar was in
the patrolling team and he smelled foul and started tailing it in their
unmarked blue Tata Sumo. Why did the CP not bring him (Mr P Kumar) in
his (CP) narration of the encounter? Why did CP hide the DCP?
6.
Another report says that the patrolling police that tailed the
ambassador at one point “presumed the car might have gone towards
Ayachit mandir the police stopped the chase for a while. However when
the police jeep came back to the same place during their routine patrol,
they noticed the same car in a small alley between Lakdipul and
Gajanand Mandir towards the eastern gate of the RSS Head Quarters. As
the point where the police missed the ambassador car and the place where
they saw them again are the same small alley, do the police mean to say
that the attackers were waiting over there until then?
7. It is
said that the attackers’ car tried to force its way through the
barricade. The said barricade was installed a couple of weeks before
June 01 2006, in the aftermath of weapon seizure from antisocial
elements in the State. When the attackers came where were the sentries
posted at the barricade? They must have been the first one to stop the
terrorists or get attacked by the terrorists. Where were they?
8.
The exchange of fire took place for twenty minutes, it was reported.
Can anyone explain how the police disabled the terrorists from using the
dozen hand grenades and the 360 rounds of bullets?
9. That the
terrorists had 12 hand grenade, 360 rounds of bullets, 5.6 Kgs of highly
explosive material which was later stated to be RDX, and they battled
for twenty minutes ‘hopelessly’ not using any of them, is a narration
that fails to convince common sense.
10. It was reported that the
police recovered from the terrorists’ vehicle a sealed case containing
12 hand grenades. The terrorists coming on a deadly mission carrying
their munitions in sealed cases does not comply the logic of terrorist
attack. They did not even open them when they were fighting for 20
minutes in a losing battle makes the narration all the more
unconvincing.
11. That the terrorists, reported to be ‘fidayeen’
who chose to travel on white ambassador car with red beacon atop, not
knowing what is the official protocol but chose to wear PSI dress, does
not comply with the statement of the CP that the terrorists were a
trained fidayeens.
12. The reported information that the police
recovered wet underwear and soaked bathing soap from the white
ambassador car suggests that they could not have been ‘terrorists’ on a
mission involving their very life.
13. The police declared them
as ‘Islamic’ terrorist and Pak based ‘fidayeens’. The stated seizure of a
diary containing all their names and their own telephone numbers sounds
farce. Usually we do not write our own telephone numbers in our dairy.
Terrorists of deadly mission carrying a dairy with their own identities
when they were on an attack, do not appeal common sense.
14. Even
if the police had found a dairy belonging to the attackers, how did
they decipher the code names and codified messages in so short a time
that in less than 10 hours the CP could reveal their identity as
‘Islamic’ terrorist and ‘fidayeens’? (the history of terrorist attack
tells clearly that the terrorists do not carry written documents. If
they have to write anything they choose to write in codes and false
names.)
15. What authentication did the police possess to finally
declare them as Muslims and bury them according to Islamic rituals?
What was the hurry to bury the dead bodies of the terrorists without
establishing their identity?
16. Few holes on the walls (opposite
to Bharat Mahila Vidyalay) are, said by the CID official present at the
site, as bullet marks. Two of the six marks found to be marks of
bullets fired from right across, at 90 degrees. One bullet mark, as
marked by the police on the Bharat Mahila Vidyalay wall too clearly
indicates that the bullet was fired at 90 degrees. Were the police and
their vehicle come side by side the terrorists? It was amusing, that the
police officer present at the time of the team’s visit to the spot,
told that bullets fired by the policemen down the lane from behind the
terrorist vehicle possibly took an aerial curve and hit the wall at 90
degree.
17. There is hardly any mark of terrorist bullets on the other side, except on the Police vehicle.
18. The blue Tata Sumo vehicle that was tailing behind the terrorist
vehicle had six bullet marks. Two of them were at least apparently
pistol bullet marks. The police report did not mention terrorists having
used pistols. How did pistol bullet marks appear on the police vehicle?
19. The terrorists were reported to have fired from AK-M automatic
guns. The bullet marks on the blue Tata Sumo of the police bear bullet
marks that are all single shot marks. There is no series of bullet marks
(which is expected if the opponents were using automatic guns) that
raises the doubt over nature of the exchange of fire.
20. One
bullet hole was found (in the police blue Tata Sumo vehicle) on the
right side front door from inside. The point of hit was almost at the
hip of the driver. Had the driver been on his seat he should have been
hit. There was no such report. It is clear that the driver was not in
the seat at the time of firing. We found bullet marks on the same police
vehicle hit from three angles on the left side of the vehicle. Three
bullets were 45 degrees from behind, two bullets 90 degrees on the left
and one bullet 130 degree further that hit just below the front
windshield. The question is, if the vehicle is not on the move during
the attack, (as the bullet did not hit the driver), then how did the
bullet mark appear from three angles? This question assumes significance
as it was not possible for the terrorists to move to such wide range
and fire from all three angles, for they were caught in their vehicle
that was trapped in a narrow alley and they were immobilized.
21.
Mr S P S Yadav, Commissioner of Police is reported to have said,
“Looking at their preparation and determination to storm RSS HQ at any
cost despite heavy police deployment, indicates that it was a ‘fidayeen’
attack.” This conclusion of the CP amounts to be hasty in his decision;
or the terrorists were in his hands prior to the encounter, for him to
know about them in detail.
22. On the site of the encounter was
parked a white Maruti Omni car at the premises of Mr Jopat, the compound
wall being fenced by barbed wire. As the house is the first one in the
lane (in front of which raised the barricade) and the attackers were
inside the lane, if the police wanted to target the attackers, they
should have gone some where behind this Maruti Omni car. When there was
over 140 rounds of fire, there is not a single bullet mark on the
vehicle.
This creates strong doubts over the nature of reported encounter.
Recommendations
The official version of events raises scores of doubts. The team wanted
simple clarifications from the Commissioner of Police, Nagpur and
approached him continuously for five days. That the CP persistently
declined to meet the team and answer these simple queries, reveal his
unwillingness / inability to face these fair queries.
It also
suggests that he chose to hide certain facts. And this lead the team to
question the veracity of the Commissioner of Police’s narration of the
encounter. The Cock and Bull story of the encounter thus compels the
team to infer that the encounter appears to be fake and requires, in the
interest of the nation, a fair probing.
The team therefore,
calls upon the Central government to appoint a judicial enquiry
committee headed by a retired judge of the Supreme Court and probe the
whole episode.
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the Buddha you see clearly a man, simple, devout, alone, battling for
light, a vivid human personality, not a myth. He too gave a message to
mankind universal in character.”
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mental asylums in Bene Israel and make them quit Prabuddha Bharat.
The gathering of these 90 units in the areas has been isolated into
eight districts, and obligation of every locale has been given to
isolating pioneers hailing from RSS and ABVP.
These pioneers will approach BJP office-bearers of locale, mandal and
booth level units, discover their areas, their joint projects
identified with the membership drive and gather the number of members
selected day by day.
Among these territorial units, the obligation of 14 areas of Kashi
district has been given to Rakesh Tripathi — previous state secretary of
ABVP.
Nikhilesh Singh — previous ABVP Vibhag Pramukh of Lakhimpur — has been given the obligation of Gorakhpur locale that includes 11 areas.
A previous RSS full-clock, Sachchidanand Rai — who had worked in
Deoria — is overseeing drive in eight locales of Kanpur district.
Another RSS full-clock, Ashok Dubey of Gonda, is checking the battle in 11 regions of Braj area.
Previous ABVP pioneer Dr. Tarun, who used to run the association in
Lucknow University and its subsidiary schools before, is in charge of
eight regions in the Bundelkhand area.
While previous ABVP association secretary Somesh Vardhan has the
burden of Bareilly, Ravindra Upadhyay of same association has western UP
under him.
Traymbak Tiwari, a full-time BJP laborer, is taking care of the drive of Awadh area’s 14 areas.
These checking team members are working under state membership
in-charge Swatantra Deo Singh and two co-charges — Gautam Chaudhary and
JPS Rathore.
Singh himself had held different hierarchical posts in ABVP before
while Rathore had been related with ABVP and was chosen understudy
association leader of Banaras Hindu University (BHU) as ABVP nominee.
Each checking team members are submitting day by day reports of their
separate locales to the in-charge and co-in charge, alongside state
president Laxmikant Bajpai and general secretary (Organisation) Sunil
Bansal.
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the Buddha’s many devoted followers around the time of the death of
their beloved teacher.
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Press release issued by Bahujan Samaj Party dated 6th February 2019.
–A great post by my friend Mr. Sandip Patil from Mumbai. Hon’ble
Ms. Mayawati Ji-led government formed on 13 May, 2007 in Uttar Pradesh,
after its four-year term, has kindled a new ray of “bright” future
among the general public in the State, especially the SC/STs, backwards,
religious minorities and upper-caste poor in respect of law and order
and crime control together with development and public welfare
activities. This very government, by pursuing the path shown by great
saints, gurus and seers born in backward classes, especially Mahtma
Jotiba Phule, Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj, Shri Narayana Guru, Baba
Saheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar and Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji in development
and public welfare activities with government following the policy of
“Sarvajan Hitay – Sarvajan Sukhay”.
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Besides,
to honour these backward-born great “Saints, Gurus and Seers”, various
magnificent spots, memorials, museums, parks, etc have been constructed
in the state, on which the total budgeted government amount spent is
even less than 1%; the remaining funds having spent on law and order,
crime control, development and public welfare activities.
In the
last four years, the central government did not release on time its
share payable to the state totalling Rs. 21,385 crore. If this amount
had been paid by the centre in time, achievements of the state
government could have been far far better.
Not only this, the
“special economic package’ of Rs. 80,000 crore sought from the central
government for the total development of the state, especially
Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal in view of the poor and pitiable economic
conditions inherited from the previous governments, no money was
received from the central government at all.
Thereafter, under
government’s new development strategy several major projects /schemes on
the PPP-model, like the Ganga Express-way, Yamuna Express-way and Upper
Ganga canal were prepared to spur development in the state in which no
central investments were involved except a departmental ‘no objection ‘
from them; the centre, however, did not cooperate even in this matter.
And
yet, with “ correct mobilization of resources and improved financial
management” the state government generated an atmosphere
Development, notable achievements of which are enumerated below: Since
the formation, in 1995 of the first government of Hon’ble Chief
Minister Ms. Mayawati Ji in Uttar Pradesh, its priority has been the
total development of the poor and the backward SC/ST, other backward
classes,Religious minorities and disables persons-who had remained
neglected for centuries and during earlier governments. By separately
creating Uttar Pradesh Welfare Department and other ministries, there
has been considerable improvements in their condition at every level
and\ every sphere. 1. This government in the last four years has
undertaken several activities at a total cost of Rs. 37,000 crore (Rs.
36,795 crore), outlay of 21.21 and 100% expenditure on the development
of “SC/ST” under special component plan which are chiefly – increase in
the rate of post matric for (Scheduled Castes), eligibility level of
income increased from 1lakh to Rs.2 lakh,, scholarships fora all
students (girls and boys) from class 1 to 8, establishment of ‘bhagidari
bhavan’ at Lucknow and Agra, including Training institutes at Aligarh
and Rae Bareli to coach SC/ST youth for recruitment to high-level
services like I.A.S and P.C.S; recruitment in Government posts through a
drive to clear the backlog; for the first time Reservation in contracts
upto Rs.25 lakh for SC/ST, so far, contracts worth Rs.1,623 crore
allotted; about 4 lakh S/C families allotted more Than 3,500 hectares of
land.; 16 Mahamaya Polytechnics for Information Technology set up for
these categories of students; regularisation of Landless SC/ST people in
possession of gram sabah land upto13May, 2007; formal right of
possession letters (pattas) awarded to 9,431 persons; about 3000 genuine
lease-holders benefited by removing illegal usurpers from their land;
creation of employment totalling 5,945 lakh man- days for men and 2,089
lakh for women belonging to SC/ST classes created in rural areas; about 8
lakh S/C families benefited by writing-off debts amounting to Rs.120.28
crore of Uttar Pradesh SC/ST Development Corporation; electrification
on large-scale of SC/ST bustees /majras and appointment of 23% from
these classes only of SOs in police stations; provision of reservation
also in state government-aided private enterprises; allotment of more
than 4,000 fair price shops; together with the establishment of a Rs.100
crore “leather park and shoe mandi”: in Agra, exemption from VAT of
Agra Footwear Industry. 2. “Other Backward Classes” – in the last
four years 2 lakh landless people allotted lease of about 50,000
hectares of agricultural land; effective implementation of 27%
reservation for OBSc in the allotment of fair price shops in the urban
and rural areas under the public distribution system; computerisation of
the entire procedure of scholarship under the backward classes Welfare
department; more than 50 lakh students (girls and boys) benefites by
scholarships under the scheme of aid to the poor families of backward
classes on account of marriage and illness about Rs.50 crore spent every
year; apart from increasing the “creamy layer” annual income limit of
these classes from Rs.3 lakh Rs.5lakh, about Rs.250 crore spent to
reimburse the admission fees of students studying in post matric
classes. 3. In the matter of Religious Minorities especially the
Muslim community, mention may be made of the establishment of Manyawar
Shri Kanshiram Ji Urdu, Arabic-Persian University; inclusion of 10 new
Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grant-in-aid list; as much as 486.73
crore approx, on account of scholarships to 1,28,35,824 minority
students (girls and boys); elegibilty income limit for scholarships
increased to Rs.1 lakh in respect of, minority students; grant of Rs.
3,745 lakh for the marriage of 37,445 daughters from minority BPL
families; reimbursement of fees amounting to Rs.2,049 lakh of 49,166
post matric students; construction of well-equipped “Haj Houses” at
Ghaziabad and Lucknow for the convenience of the Hajis; “direct Haj
flight” from Varanasi to Jeddah; abolition of the pre-condition of
police verification in the appointment of “Mutawallis”; arrangement of
advance coaching to prepare for competitive recruitment examinations;
the amount of grant for Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled to
Rs.3 crore; establishment of 58 government secondary schools in
minority-dominated areas of 22 selected districts as well as mformation
of a commission to provide the atatus of minority institution to
‘taleemi idaar’ (educational institutions) besides, the distribution of
Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Handloom Weavers awards. 4. “Disabled” –
establishment of ‘Uttar Pradeesh Dr. Shakuntala Misra Rehabilation
University’ at a cost of Rs.400 crore to provide quality education to
the differently-abled students; with 1% reservation for the visually
impaired and 2% other disabled, so far, 677 and 1320fair shops allotted,
respectively; disabled pension rate increased to Rs.300 per month from
Rs.150- the total number of disabled pensioner during 2009-10 increased
to 708077. 5. Several welfare schemes implemented for Sarv-Samaj
“women” also, notable being amendment of the zamindari kanoon to ensure
equitable share of women in patriarchal landed property; the amount of
dole for destitute women increased to Rs.300 per month from Rs.150 apart
from construction of shelter homes etc for them in Mathurs and
Vrindavan; “alertness and sensitivity” on the part of government has
resulted in considerable “decline” of criminal cases against “women”. In
addition, many significant and historic steps wre taken for the uplift
of the poor and the helpless belonging to sarv-samaj besides, Farmers,
labourers, lawyers, employees, traders and people engaged in other
professions, with all government departments also contributing to the
development of the people of the state viz.: 1. Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Gharib Arthik Madad Yojna benefits about 31 lakh
families in Uttar Pradeshwhich have not been able to avail of the
benefits of the BPL list or antyodaya, by providing an assistance of
Rs.400 per month. 2. Savitribai Phule Shiksha Madad Yojna
benefitted a total of 6,86,953 girl students, so far, with Rs.15,000 and
a bicycle given to class 10 students and an additional assistance of
Rs.10,000 on promotion to class 12. 3. Mahamaya Gharib Balika
Ashirwad Yojna provides for Rs.1lakh to be given to the girl child
immediately on birth, which has benefitted about 3,25,000 girl children. 4. Dr. Ambedkar Gram Sabha Samagra Vikas Yojna benefitted abount 5,598 gram sabhas. 5. Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Sheri Gharib Awas Yojna provides for free housing facilities, benefiting about 1lakh families. 6. Sarvjan Hitay Gharib Awas (Slum Area) Maliqana Haq Yojna benefited about 7,232 families. 7.
BPL card-holders of Sarv-samaj and beneficiaries of Mahamaya Gharib
Arthik Madad Yojna being provided free of charge legal aid by government
lawyers to plead their cases in courts. 8. Under Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Sheri SC/ST Bssti Samagra Vikas Yojna, 250 bustees selected for development. 9. Lease-hold of 55,000 hectares of agricultural land for about 2.5 lakh poor and unemployed landless people. 10. About “3.5 lakh families” allotted residential plots measuring 3,500 hectares. 11. Allotment of 30,000 hectares of land to about 36,000 agriculturists. 12. 16,000 sites allotted to 19,000 people engaged in the pottery craft. 13. Allotment of 12,000 hectares of land for free plantation to 42,000 farmers. 14. Insurance provided to 18,67,835 heads of families under the General Public Insurance Scheme. 15.
Under the enforced Uttar Oradesh Janhit Guarantee Quanoon 13 essential
services relating to revenue, urban development, medical and food and
supply guaranteed within a specified time limit. 16. Brilliant BPL
students (girls and boys) of the newly established Gautam Buddha
University belonging to sarv-samaj sent to Europe for higher studies on
state expenses. 17. The maximum sickness allowance increased from
Rs.2,000 to 5,000 in the case of S/S and those eligible from the general
category. 18. The amount of grant-in-aid doubled in the event of marriage/sickness in Bundelkhand. 19. As many as 897 child development projects under operation. 20. Daily wages of “labourers/wage earners” of unorganised sector increased to Rs.100 from Rs.58. 21.
More than 18 lakh government employees in the state provided benefit of
the sixth pay commission, causing an additional financial burden of
Rs.21,000 crore. 22. As many as 35,000 daily wage employees, appointed till 29 June, 1991 regularised. 23. Generation of 10,586 lakh man days in the rural areas at a cost of Rs. 16,995 crore. 24. Self-employment made available to 13.58 lakh families with a grant of Rs.800 crore. 25.
Recruitment of 1.9 lakh ‘safai-workers (Aroghya Rakshaks)” in the state
in one go besides, 88,000 primary school teachers, 5,000 Urdu teachers
and massive recruitment in other departments together with employment
opportunities provided to “lakhs” of people in non-governmental sectors
as well. 26. Infrastructural Development: construction of 165 Km
long, 6-lane Yamuna express-way at a cost of Rs. 9,935 crore between
Noida and Agra. 27. Rs.30,000 crore –construction project of 1,047 Km long, 8-lane entry controlled express-way from Greater Noida to Ballia. 28. Costing Rs. 8,911 crore, 148-km long Sanauta-Purkazi Express-way project along the upper Ganga canal bank. 29. In the Taj city, Agra, construction of a 20.5 km long 6-lane ring road at a cost of Rs.1,100 crore. 30. Delhi-Noida-Greater Noida Metro Rail Link, first phase, from Delhi to Noida completed. 31. PPP process activated to establish ab international airport at Kushinagar for the development of Buddhist circuit. 32.
Energy development; with an amount of Rs. 28,796 crore incurred by the
government led by the Hon’ble Chief Minister Ms. Mayawati Ji, a “new
trust” born among the general public to meet its electricity needs,
during its four-year term,; the government seriously engaged at the
ground level about its promise to offer 24-hourelectricity by 2014,
Begining of about 30,000 MW new projects. Investment of Rs. 1,20,000
crore. In the field of transmission, thye largest ever investment of
Rs.10,000 crore through PPP in the country. 33. Road construction –
construction/reconstruction of more than 50,000 km long roads with an
expenditure of about Rs.9000 crore. 34. About 13,000 km long CC roads and KC drains constructed in 5,480 gram sabhas/villages at a cost of Rs. 3,569 crore. 35. Construction of 319 bridges at a cost of Rs.1,369 crore as well as 16 over-bridges, entailinf an expenditure of Rs.363 crore. 36. Irrigation – Strengthening of irrigation works/activities at a cost of Rs.22,097 crore. 37. Additional irrigation capacity of about 1.5 lakh hectares generated with the construction of 2,975 tube wells. 38. Tail-feeding of more than 9,000 canals ensured. 39.
Irrigation arrangement of 32 lakh hectares of land.40. Agriculture and
Allied services – about Rs. 19,50 crore spent in the last four years. 41. Drive to bouble the income of the farmers. 42. Weather-based crop insurance scheme started. 43. Rain water storage project in Bundelkhand. 44. Unprecedented increase in sugarcane price (SAP). 45. Uttar Pradesh tops the country in milk production. 46. Dr.Ambedkar Agricultural Improvement Scheme of feeder separation for uninterrupted power supply to farmers. 47. Establishment of new agricultural university in Banda. 48.
Education and Sports Development – about 65,000 crore (Rs.64,997 Crore)
were spent on account of education in the last four years. 49. As many as 12,160 new senior primary schools and 4,654 new primary schools established 50. 13 private universities established. 51. Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Research Chair established in 6 universities. 52. As many as 41 new government polytechnics set up. 53. In Gautambuddha Nagar, a second technical university established under the name of Mahamaya Technical University. 54. Commencement of ‘Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Kala Samman Puraskar’ and Sant Ravidas Kala Samman Puraskar’. 55. Medical and Health services – About 22,000 crore (Rs 22,190 crore) spent in the last four years. 56. Decision to operate medical colleges in Kannauj, Jalaun and Saharanpur districts as wellas a para-medical college in Jhansi. 57. Decision to open state of the art super specialty 500-bed hospital with participation of private sector, costing around 140-150 crore each in Lucknow, Agra, Jalaun, Bijnur, Azamgarh, Ambedkar Nagar. And Saharanpur. 58. For the first time in the country a separate unani directorate established by Uttar Pradesh. 59.
Urban Development – About Rs.13,156 crore spent on account of housing
and urban development as wellas Rs. 4,090 crore spent on hygene and
cleanliness schemes. 60. Projects worth about Rs.8,000 crore
completed in Kanpur, Lucknow, Agra, Varanasi, Meerut, Allahabad and
Mathura on development of urban infrastructural facilities and providing
housing to the poor besides, fulfilling their basic needs. 61. Provision of about Rs.1,000 crore for drinking water projects in 7 metropolitan towns. Completion of projects of Rs.400 crore in other 37 towns and plying of 1,310 modern buses started. 62. Implementation of solid waste management schemes in 26 cities.
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additionto the above, the government has, through other departments ,
taken several important and notable decisions, a detailed account of
which is given in a government published listing its achievements of
four years. In order to see for herself the ground reality of the
activities stated in the booklet, the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms
Mayawati Ji, from 1st February, 2011 to 2nd March 2011 i.e., for full
one month, made surprise inspections to take stock of law and order
situation and creime control in all the 72 districts, together with
development and public welfare activities, with strict action taken
against authorities, if anything wanting was detected. Necessary
directions and guidance for improvement were also given. In a
nutshell, the four years of the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Hon’ble Ms
Mayawati Ji led government has been “ highly promising and the best” in
the area of “development and public welfare”. Every policy of Uttar Pradesh Govt. is based on ‘Sarvajan Hitay – Sarvajan Sukhay’ Important and Historic Initiative for Law & Order and Crime Control 1.
Since the formation of the present government in Uttar Pradesh, on 13
May, 2007 till date, an Unprecedented environment of “peace and order
and communal harmony, free from injustice, crime and fear” has been
created by giving “top priority” to “law-order and crime control” for
which several important decisions had to be taken with iron resolve at
the different levels e.g: 2. Rigorous and effective action taken against more than 1 lakh known notorious criminals/Mafiosi. 3. 1.707 notorious criminals detained under the most stringent “National Security Act (NSA)”. 4. Strict action taken under the “Gangster Act” against about 40,000 professional offenders. 5.
A total of 8.013 notorious delequents, carrying reward on their heads,
were arrested, including those “carrying on the head a reward” upto Rs.5
lakh. 6. Another 374 notorious criminals carrying reward, between
Rs.50,000 – Rs. 5,00,000 were “killed” by the police in self defense. 7.
Also, thousands of anti-social elements/goondas and white-collar
criminals were sent to their right place i.e. behind the bars in the
“jail”. 8. For the first in the state, action was also taken against “ influencial people and those occupying high positions” found
guilty of breaching the law, establishing the motto “all wequal before
the law” under which several ministers, ex-ministers, MPs and
legislators were proceeded against leagally with due strictness. 9. “Historic action” continues, without let or hinderance, against arrant criminals and Mafiosi to “confisticat their ill-gotten wealth” in order to break the economic backbone. Property worth more than Rs. 443 crore forfeited so far. 10.
Elimination of fierce dacoits – synonymous of terror, Rs. 5 lakh
rewardee bandit chief Shivakumar alias Dadua, Ambika Patel i.e. Thokia,
Mussafir Yadav, carrying a reward of Rs.2lakh from Bihar State and
Santosh alias Kittu Gupta with a reward of Rs. 1.5 lakh besides, several
other offenders carrying rewards between Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 50,000 were
killed by police in encounters inself-defence. 11. In the terrorist
attack on CRPF group centre at Rampur by 4 terrorists of HUJI – Harqat
UI Jehad Al Islami as well as an active member of Khalistan Zindabad
Force (KZF) together with ISI agents were also apprehended. 12. Noor
Baksh, a shooter belonging to the gang of international criminal,
Dawood Ibrahim was shot daed while trying to escape from police custody. 13.
To secure justice to prosecuted people under the previous government,
10,000 cases filed through a “special campaign” and action taken against
31,136 persons. “Legal” action also initiated against those trying to
register “fake” reports. 14. The area of ‘jungle raj’, goonda tax,
‘mafia rule’ and ‘anarchy’ inherited in legacy, ends, entirely due to
the “missionary and struggling” efforts of Hon’ble Chief Ninister Ms.
Mayawati JI. People, coming out of the suffocating “jungle raj”,
breathing in, today, the wiff of fresh air of the “rule of law by law”. 15.
The result of such strict action was that an environment of “ communal
harmony” continued to exist and no untoward incident occurred in the
whole of the state, in light of the court decision on the very sensitive
Ram Janmbhoomi/Babri Masjid “case”. The peaceful conditions prevailed
in Uttar Pradesh, there was calm and quiet in other states of the
country as well. 16. So also Common Wealth Games 2010, three-tier
panchayat elections, Mahakumbh fair, Haridwar-2010, Allahabad Magh
Mela-2011 passed off peacefully. Lok Sabha-2009 general elections were
also conducted without violence, with peace and impartiality. 17. In order to ensure “justice” to the general public and create “trust” towards the law and order system in them, strict
instructions issued to record the First Information Report (FIR) in the
thanas from victimized persons without the slightest difficulties. 18. Instructions to all district, division and tehsil level authorities to be available to the people, as a must in their offices from 10 to 12 in thye morning. 19. Observance of “thana divwas” on every 1st and 3rd Saturdsy of the month with the object of taking effective action against victimization of poor people of the sarv-samaj. 20. As a result of these special efforts made by the government, remarkable “decline“ in the rate of all kinds of crime against “SC/ST” in the state. Eqally notable has been the percentage of disposal of crime enquiries which stands at 92. 21. Appointment of a special public prosecutor” for prosecution of cases under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act. 22. “Considerable reduction” in incidence of all crimes against “women” in the state. 23.
The percentage of action was 94.1, last year against those accused of
crime against “women” and 91.9 of cases disposed of, which is a “record”
in itself. Consequently, the rate of crime against women in Uttar
Pradesh is much less than even the national average. 24. The effort
to secure “justice” in every matter and at every level to every segment
of the society and the sarv-samaj, the poor people, farmers, labourers,
businessmen, lawyers, service-class and non-service-class people as
also students in accordance with the policy of “Sarvajan Hitay Sarvajan
Sukhay”. 25. Together with the arrest of more than two dozen hard
core naxalites, a strategy of “tatal development (samagra vikas)” in
identified areas adopted in order to deal with the “naxal” problem so
that a feeling of trust towards the administration in kindled in the
public psyche in the affected areas and they do not go astray. Efforts
to provide the various basic amenities under Dr. Ambedkar gram sabha
yojns to the 423 naxal affected villages. 26. Many important and
historic decisions taken to establish “rule of the law by law” in the
state in order to “modernize and strengthen to make the police
administration alert and vigilant”. 27. More than double the increase in police budget with about Rs. 7,740 crore sanctioned. For the first time in Uttar Pradesh a service manual for different sections of the police force promulgated. 28. Formation of “Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Board” for transparency in view of complaints of corruption in police recruitment. 29. In a “historic” decision about 2.04 lakh new posts for policemen created, in one stroke. Already 35,000 constables selected in a transparent procedure – a step which has been praised at the national also. 30.
Constitution of two new zones Viz. “Poorvanchal and western Uttar
Pradesh” to further strengthen the “Special Task Force (STF)”. 31. “National Capital Police Zone” formed for effective control over law and order and crime control in western Uttar Pradesh. 32.
Establishment of “women police stations (mahila Thana)” in all
districts together with “mahila helpline”, “family planning Centre” and
“mahila sahayta prakoshtha” at the state level. 33. “Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS)” set up in November, 2007 itself. 34. “SIT” constituted to investigate serious economic offences. 35. For proper security and up keep of the newly constructed sites/memorials etc formation of “Uttar Pradesh Police Special Zone Security Battalian” under which 1,233 new posts created. 36. “state level committee constituted” inder the chairmanship of Director General, police to prevent circulation of “counterfeit / fake currency notes”. 37. Sevearl proposals for necessary cooperation pending with the centre about inclusion of naxal-affected districts into
“focus” districts under the “integrated development plan” for
development of the local surroundings and modernization of the police. Apart
from these, many more important steps were taken, a detailed account of
which is given in a booklet published by the government, highlighting
its achievements during the last four years. In brief, to get the
correct feel of ground realities, the Hon’ble Chief minisre Ms. Mayawati
Ji herself made surprise inspections of “Law-order and crime control:,
for one full month i.e. from 1 February – 2 March, 2011, visiting police
stations in all the 72 districts in the state,taking strong action
against authorities found wanting in performance and issuing guidelines
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Gautama Buddha, most commonly known as Buddha, was an Indian prince who later became an ascetic and sage and the founder of the teaching of Buddhism. He taught and lived in the eastern part of the Indian subcontinent between the sixth and the 4th centuries BC. Buddha literally means “The Awakened One”, an enlightened person who has awaken to things as they really are. Buddha then was free from mental faults and naturally had a great deal of compassion for other people. 49 days after he attained enlightenment he was asked to teach, and his teachings laid the foundations of Buddhism.
You’ve probably come across several quotes attributed to Buddha over the years. I’ve always enjoyed the precision, profoundness, and pragmatism of his quotes. Buddha’s words of wisdom have stood the test of time on a number of broad topics.
For this video I have collected few of Buddha’s quotes, by key themes like Action, Anger, Fear, Health, Life, Love, Mind, Personal Development, Self-Reliance, Speech, and Truth.
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This
is a genuine Buddha quote. It’s from the Mangala Sutta. “To support
mother and father, to cherish wife and children, and to be engaged in
peaceful occupation — this is the greatest blessing.”
“Should
a person do good, let him do it again and again. Let him find pleasure
therein, for blissful is the accumulation of good.” The Buddha
(Dhammapada, verse 118)
1. Congratulations and good wishes to all the people of the country and Uttar Pradesh especially to brave soldiers, poor and whole labouring class on the auspicious occasion of 71st Independence Day.
2. A wish for comfort, peace, prosperity in the life of these crores of people and the sense to live the life becomes better and meaningful with freedom from problems of day-to-day life so that the true spirit of Sarvajan Hitaya and Sarvajan Sukhaya could be fulfilled: BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji.
Lucknow August 14, 2018: BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji congratulating and wishing the people of the whole country and Uttar Pradesh especially brave soldiers, poor and whole labouring class on the auspicious occasion of country’s 71st Independence Day hoped that in the coming time a wish for comfort, peace, prosperity in the life of 125 crores of common people as a result of their hard work and efforts and the feeling to live the life becomes better and meaningful with freedom from problems of day-to-day life so that the true spirit of Sarvajan Hitaya and Sarvajan Sukhaya could be fulfilled in reality.
In a statement on the eve of the Independence Day Ms. Mayawati Ji said that the freedom in 1947 after long years of slavery was a historical and great event, but a humanistic constitution was a necessity to make country’s freedom a meaningful, constructive and suitable to people which was fulfilled by most respectable Babasaheb Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar almost after two years on January 26, 1950 and did an unbelievable work by making India a republic and giving every citizen equal rights. It was the beginning of testing of real intention of leaders of ruling parties. Since then country is how much succeeded to fulfill the true spirit of the Constitution, this is an occasion to evaluate it so that accordingly the invaluable right to vote could properly be used by making political awareness among ourselves, such a time is going to come very soon. The testing to honestly implement the Constitution in its true spirit is still continued and to pass this test the leaders of the ruling party will have to work getting necessarily free from narrow thinking and discrimination, otherwise they would be bound to face the allegation of failing the Constitution.
On the auspicious occasion of country’s Independence, we must introspect ourselves that how much we have been able to fulfill the interests of crores of poor, labourers, farmers and other labouring classes by showing our effort, character and actions, and how much the interest of the country is getting fulfilled by the intention and policies of the ruling party.
At last, our party hopes that especially the people of the ruling party by following the caste-free humanist right path of the Constitution will allow the people to live with self-respect by giving their constitutional right to live, and will make efforts to achieve the new heights of progress with peace and harmony. However, in these matters the present government does not seem to fulfill the expectations of the people. Sarva Samaj Media Prabandhak Sarva Samaj Media Prabandhak
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1. BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji welcomed the passing of SC/ST Atrocities Prevention Act in its original form in the Lok Sabha especially related to self-respect of the SC/STs and the Adibasis in the country. But it was brought too late and under compulsion. BJP’s intention behind it is not good rather it is full of political and electoral interests.
2. Who will fulfill the irrepressible loss caused to SC/STs and Adibasis during this period due to the indifferent attitude of (Brashtachar Jiyadha Psychopaths (Private) Limited). and its government formed by tampering the fraud EVMs at the centre, and how?
3. Full credit to restore the SC/ST Atrocities Prevention Act in its original form and compel the BJP’s autocratic and arrogant government to surrender goes to none other than the mass struggles of “Bharat Band” of April 2, 2018 for which people have been made victims of government oppression and terror even today, and they are behind bars too in falsely framed charges against them. Gratefulness, applause and congratulations to such struggles, sacrifices and unity in broader social interest, it has to be useful in the future.
4. After forcing to surrender a government by the farmers of the country that was inappropriately insisting to introduce a completely anti-farmer New Land Acquisition Law, it is the first time in last four and a quarter years that BJP’s centre government gets compelled to cede to larger mass struggles.
5. Besides this, welcome to constitutional status given to the Backward Classes Commission.
6. In addition to all this, BSP has always been in support of separate reservation on economic basis for the poor among uppers castes from Sarva Samaj and religious minorities and continuously making endeavours too. If, central government brings a constitutional amendment bill on this matter, then BSP will extend its full support.
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Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi)’s address on the auspicious occasion of Independence Day from the ramparts of the Red Fort was completely an electoral speech of a political style that he usually does.
2. From his lengthy speech, the country of 125 crore has neither received any new energy nor has any new hope rather Modi forgot to assure the general public about the most important constitutional guarantee of safety-security and religion which is the top priority of the country.
3. However, at present along with the problem of poverty, inflation and unemployment etc. the real worry and biggest problem of the world are rapidly changing political situation and the crisis of trade which are greatly affecting the prices of petrol-diesel etc., Indian currency and Non-Resident Indians, but on this Modi did not speak even a single word, why? asks BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji.
Lucknow August 14, 2018: Speaking Modi’s address on the auspicious occasion of Independence Day from the ramparts of the Red Fort was completely an electoral speech of a political style, BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji stated that from his lengthy speech, the country of 125 crore has neither received any new energy nor has any new hope rather Modi forgot to assure the general public about the most important constitutional guarantee of safety-security and religion although it has now become the top priority of the country.
In her statement today, responding to able Modi’s address from the ramparts of the Red Fort, Mayawati Ji said he should have given such a speech in Parliament so that the responsibility of the government could be fixed there and the claims of his government could be tested on the parameters of truth.
Brashtachar Jiyadha Psychopaths (BJP)’s government (which is not recognised by the world democrats) that gobbled the Master Key by tampering the fraud EVMs at the centre must give account of its policy and programmes in Parliament that how they are quite useful for public and the speech from the ramparts of the Red Fort should have been raised new hope and new conviction in the country related to the challenges which the country is currently facing or which are suppose to come. It would have been better if the annual speech from the ramparts of the Red Ford were not used for the political self-interest, but it seems that BJP at any cost does not like to raise itself above its narrow-minded and hateful politics. It seems even impossible keeping in view the coming general elections.
However, at present along with the problem of poverty, inflation and unemployment etc. the real worry and biggest problem of the world are rapidly changing political situation and the crisis of trade that are greatly affecting the prices of petrol-diesel etc., Indian currency and Non-Resident Indians, but Modi did not speak even a single word on this while it is resonant in the capitals of the whole world. Along with the prosperous countries of Europe every sovereign country of the world is quite worried and troubled. On this issue, Modi forgot to take the country in confidence because every time political and electoral interest dominates the BJP’s RSS (Rowdy Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks). It is very unfortunate that in his entire speech he continued to boost the tenure of last four and quarter years like he does in his rallies and electoral meeting, and one-sidedly in Parliament too.
Modi once again has set the example of an art of giving him credit to the good whatever in the country by praising it all in his favour but probably he has forgotten that if he himself in taking credit and his party members continue to engage in competing each other in giving him the whole credit then whatever wrong, senseless, painful, and unfortunate is happening in the country that all will go to his credit too despite his whole-hearted unwillingness. He has to prepare himself for this, only then good will win in a democratic country in the national interest.Issued by Sarva Samaj Media Prabandhak
Even during the tenure of the current government of BJP(Brashtachar Jiyadha Psychopaths (Private) Limited)people have repeatedly remembered him and his tenure as well as his policies regarding neighbouring Pakistan and Kashmir, and people believed that if he was healthy, then BJP might never be a party of so anti-people, narrow-minded, mean, arrogant, and hateful foreign policy as it is seen on every aspect today. Therefore, throughout the country there is an atmosphere of violence and confusion rather than peace and harmony. That’s why he and his tenure were remembered more and more by the people.
BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji expressed her deep sorrow over the demise of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpai, the former Prime Minister and the leader of Board of Directors of BJP (Brashtachar Jiyadha Psychopaths (Private) Limited). His demise leads to irreversible damage to the country. Shri Vajpai was one of the leaders who worked in the interests of the society, rising above his party interests on many occasions. Mr. Vajpai of the poetic mind was the owner of a very talented personality and he is said to be the leader of right thinking in a wrong party.
Together with his great contribution in public life, a quite sharp and sensitive MP, people have been reminiscing him for his contributions as a Union Minister and well as a Prime Minister, and will continue to remember him for this, praying that god may give the power to bear the misery of his demise to his followers.
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BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji:
1. The incidents of exploitation of women and their forceful trafficking in Women Shelter Home of Deoria in Uttar Pradesh like Bihar proves that how much anarchy exists in BJP governments and a high degree of insecurity and despair of women is a matter of shame and worry for the whole country.
2. A demand for a strict legal action rather than patching up in both the cases.
3. There is not only a glimpse but also a complete Jungle raj in BJP ruled states, and like law and order women security and sanctity is not priority of BJP rather it is a matter of least importance for them.
4. In any case, UP Government should have become alert taking a lesson from unfortunate incident of Bihar but it remained inactive.
New Delhi, August 6, 2018: The incidents of exploitation of women and their forceful trafficking in Women Shelter Home of Deoria in Uttar Pradesh like Bihar proves that how much anarchy exists in BJP governments and a high degree of insecurity and despair of women is a matter of shame and worry for the whole country.
BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji, strongly criticizing the horrible incident of forceful trafficking of women continued for a long time in Bihar and Deoria Women Shelter Home due to government inactiveness, said that such heinous incidents prove that it is not only a glimpse but also a complete Jungle raj in BJP ruled states, and like law and order issue, women security and sanctity is also not a priority of BJP rather it is a matter of least importance for them.
Demanding a severest legal action against those who were involve in women trafficking in Mujaffarpur Shelter Home and Deoria Women Shelter Home, Ms. Mayawati ji stated that injustice and atrocity to such an extent was not possible without government protection. Hence, a strict action must be taken against government officials too rather than patching up to which BJP governments have become habitual even in the cases of most heinous crimes.
In BJP Governments, many a people use to think that they are above the law and because of this attitude common people are not able to live their peaceful life. Every section of society is in sufferings and distressed. Now even women followed by Dalits, Backwards, Christians, Muslims and other religious minorities, and poor among upper castes, are becoming victims to exploitation and terror but BJP’s high command seems to be indifferent in the matter of women security with other serious problems which are a matter of great worry for the country therefore people have to become firmed to find out appropriate solutions to it.
Criticizing the lack of clear and good intention and resolute will-power and following the tradition of governmental patching up even in the cases of heinous crimes against women, earlier in Bihar and now in UP, she said that BJP governments must reminded themselves the suspension of a top most police officer of the district-the SSP in the incident took place in a village of Allahabad where a women was demonstrated naked. Until and unless strict legal action is taken especially in the matters of women safety and sanctity along with law and order, such incidents are not going to stop. However, UP Government should have become alert after the incident of Bihar but it remained inactive and a big number of women continued to getting victims to government systems. All this is greatly unfortunate. Sarva Samaj Media Prabandhak
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BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji in her statement to the Press:
1. BJP that has been a party in making efforts to deprive the Other Backward Classes (OBCs) like the Dalits and the Adibasis in the fields of education, employment, judiciary etc. at every level, now planning to deceive them at the time of coming of Lok Sabha and general assembly elections in important Hindi-speaking states.
2. Hence, to attract them, a Bill is being brought to the floor of Parliament to give constitutional status to the Backward Classes Commission, it is nothing but a tactics to fulfill its electoral interests otherwise why the government was silent on this issue for four and a quarter years?
3. BJP is yet to give a satisfactory answer to the country that why it opposed so strongly the implementation of the recommendations of the Mandal Commission report related to the reservation for the Backwards, and why they had withdrawn their support from V. P. Singh’s government to dethrone it from power.
4. BJP does not like at all the progress of the people of these sections who were deprived from their right for centuries but form a majority in the country.
Lucknow August 2, 2018: BJP that has been a party in making efforts to deprive the Other Backward Classes (OBCs) like the Dalits and the Adibasis in the fields of education, employment, judiciary etc. at every level, now planning to deceive them at the time of coming of elections hence, to attract them, a Bill is being brought to the floor of Parliament to give constitutional status to the Backward Classes Commission, it is nothing but a tactics to fulfill its electoral interest because BJP’s action, character and face has always been a strong anti-OBC and their reservation, it led them to opposed so heavily the nationwide implementation of the recommendations of Mandal Commission report.
BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji welcomed the Bill despite its delay beyond expectations and a long wait saying that BJP government must show some level of sincerity and honesty towards the interests and welfare of the people of backward classes by giving up the attitude and policy of committing all kinds of atrocities on them and continuously denying their constitutional rights and status, and also must not deny rights keeping their reservation quota unfulfilled in education, public services and also in politics, instead the benefits of reservation must be determined at every level.
But it is a matter of great worry that nothing has been done in their four and a quarter years of rule at the centre but now when Lok Sabha and general assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh are recently going to be held then some efforts are being made to win their trust so that some amount of their votes could be secured. Thus it is a tactics to deceive them by BJP government. In the light of these facts, the people of these sections have to be careful.
However, if the intentions of the BJP government would have been a little honest and positive in this matter, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in the first year of its formation could have done this. But at that time it was so eagerly engaged in framing a heavily “Anti-Peasant New Land Acquisition Law” so it repeatedly brought ordinances to please the big industrialists and businessmen.
Yet, BJP’s high command has to give a satisfactory answer to the country that why they so strongly opposed the implementation of the recommendations of Mandal Commission report related to 27 percent reservation for OBCs and principally in oppose, why they had withdrawn their support from the V. P. Singh’s Government. It is known to all that BSP extended its support to the V. P. Singh’s government on a condition to implement the Mandal Commission report pending for a long time in previous Congress governments, ultimately BSP succeeded to make it implemented, but before implementation BSP launched a nationwide movement to implement it and in its favour a demonstration was continued for nearly six months at the Boat Club in New Delhi.
Ms. Mayawati ji said that the intention of BJP government at the centre and in states is not OBCs friendly at all, and it is futile to repeat it because it has deprived these classes to greater extent in the fields of education and public services and also in the field of politics too. The behaviour of BJP has been anti-OBCs and, at all, it does not like the progress of these classes who form majority in the country, therefore, it has continuously been ignoring and insulting them too under a castiest mind-set known to all but now just before the Lok Sabha and general assembly elections in important Hindi-speaking states, it is trying to play different kinds of tactics which very well-known to the people and they are not going to be misled by such tactics.
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1. Strong criticism of BJP government’s anti-people decision to impose a new burden on the people of the country by continuously making heavy increase in the prices of petrol and diesel and now by increasing sharply the prices of domestic and commercial gas cylinders. Ms. Mayawati Ji said that by doing this BJP is setting a new model of patriotism and nationalism, which is badly affecting the common interests of the poor of the country.
2. BJP Government only looks after the interests of big businessmen, therefore, continuously increasing the prices of the petroleum products.
3. Sharp criticism of cleaning the temple after the entry of a lady BJP MLA Manisha Anuragi and the denial of drinking water to a lady Dalit officer in Allahabad.
4. Along with such castiest and inhuman incidents, the incidents of showing disrespect towards saints, gurus, and statesmen born among Dalits and Backwards and incidents to destroy their statues and insult them have been increased out of amount during the BJP governments which exposes the difference between their saying and doing.
5. Honourable Supreme Court’s judgment of 31. 08. 2018 would stop government’s autocracy in the matter of the abolishing the citizenship of 40 lakhs people of Assam.
These are the main point raised by National President BSP, former CM of UP and former MP Ms.mayawati Ji in her statement released on 01.08.2018 to the press.
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BSP’s National President, former Chief Minister of U.P. & former MP, Ms. Mayawati Ji stated: 1. In people’s opinion, the BJP’s governments at the centre and in Assam have achieved parochial and divisive objectives of their formation by abolishing the citizenship of more than forty lakhs religious and linguistic minorities, who have been living for years in Assam-a BJP ruled state by publishing the interim draft of the citizenship register. The most affected among these religious and linguistic minorities are the Bengali Muslims and the Bengali-speaking non-Muslims. Hence, Bengal has to be affected dangerously but BJP & company trying to take political mileage out of it. The publication of final schedule after December 31, 2018 would become such an insane and hectic problem before the country that to stop impact of its ill effects would be next to impossible. She demanded an all party–meeting immediately by the government at the centre to take necessary effective corrective measures.
2. The government at the centre must not try to delay and make the matter more complicated in the backdrop of the honourable Supreme Court because the whole country is aware and also worried too about the violations of honourable court’s directives on large scale by the BJP’s centre and state governments.
3. The people everywhere in the country from Kashmir to Kanyakumari are frustrated with parochial, castiest, communal and divisive policy of the BJP and its governments in the states and their life has been affected very badly in the atmosphere of haste and anarchy. Specially, Uttar Pradesh too has been affected to an extent.
4. In this order, in the stronghold of BSP, Western UP, especially the Dalits and Muslims and their intimate relative have been victims of the state sponsored terror and put behind the bars by imposing the Gangster Act etc. The cases of Yogesh Verma, Ex-MLA and husband of the BSP’s Mayor of Meerut, and BSP’s MLS Mahmud Ali and his brother Mohammad Iqbal, Ex-MLC in Saharanpur are such important examples. BSP strongly condemns such discriminatory, castiest, communal and political vendetta and demands to stop it with immediate effect. A BSP delegation will also meet with the district administration to register its protest.
She also brought to the notice the conspiracy designed by the BJP & Company to disturb the unity and solidarity among Dalits by constituting the “Bhim Army” and then to fulfill its political interests planed a hateful conspiracy to kill the highest leadership of the BSP in Shabbirpur village of Saharanpur district in UP. All kinds of atrocities were committed against the Dalits after the incident, but BJP has yet been protecting the real culprits. Ms. Mayawati ji resigned in protest from the membership of Rajya Sabha when she was not allowed by the government to highlight these atrocities adequately on the floor of the Parliament. All also knows it.
Therefore, she appealed especially to the SC/STs, Adibasis, Other Backward Classes and religious minorities should not trust BJP’s governments at the centre and in the states because they never would care about their interests and welfare. In the year of General Elections, they would even commit more atrocities. It is also clear that in the matters of these classes, the BJPians do completely opposite whatever they speak.
Supreme Court grants reprieve to Mayawati in Taj Corridor case
mayawati The Supreme Court granted a reprieve to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati in the 175 crore Taj Corridor case, refusing to direct the state governor T V Rajeshwar to sanction her prosecution in the case. In his June 3 order, Governor Rajeshwar had refused to grant sanction to prosecute Mayawati, holding there was no prima facie case and that corruption and forgery charges against the BSP supremo would “not stand scrutiny.” The CBI needed the governor’s sanction to proceed against Mayawati. The Supreme Court special bench headed by Justice SB Sinha rejected this latest application on the ground that the matter was beyond its purview.
The Taj Corridor project was first put forward in 2001 by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and the German Technical cooperation, a consultancy firm. It proposed to give a facelift to the areas surrounding Agra’s major monuments along the Yamuna by setting up a heritage corridor covering five historical monuments, including Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Ram Bagh, Itmad-ud-Daula’s tomb and Chini ka Rauza. Included in the venture was a blueprint for a swanky shopping mall. However, the whole plan was in disregard of the guidelines laid down by the Environment Ministry and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). The grandiose scheme fell to pieces, when it came under media scrutiny in mid-June 2003. Since then the CBI has been attempting to nail the accused, with little success.
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Impose Central Rule in Himachal Pradesh to conduct fair polls: BJP Pratyush | 19 hr. ago himachal pradesh bjp president rule
The Bharatiya Janata Party has demanded to impose President rule in Himachal Pradesh to ensure free and fair elections and described the Virbhadra Singh-led Congress Government as ‘dictatorial and fascist’ government.
Senior BJP leader Satpal Jain has welcomed the Election Commission’s decision to conduct early elections in the State. Satpal Jain is also in charge of the BJP’s party affairs in Himachal Pradesh,
Jain told the media persons during a press conference that the BJP was methodically prepared for the coming assembly polls. He also told the senior bureaucrats and other government servants not to yield in any kind of pressure. He appealed the government functionaries to help the EC to conduct just and fair elections in state.
He also said that the Congress government would have to answer the people of the state on the issues of corruption, price rise, unemployment and failure of state machinery on all fronts. He also rejected the reports regarding any kind of internal division within the party between the Shanta Kumar and Dhumal supporters in the Himachal unit of BJP.
On the question of chief ministerial candidate he said that the party workers would reach an agreeable understanding for the top job in government if the people would give the party mandate to be in power.
Jain has made it clear that the party would not form any pre-poll alliance and would contest all 68 State Assembly seats. He said that the newly formed Himachal unit of the Bahujan Samaj Party would damage the mass base of Congress in state because many Congress workers are joining the BSP.
On the other hand, CM Virbhadra Singh, who is in the US, has also welcomed the EC’s decision to conduct early polls in the state. He claimed, in a written statement, that Congress would regain the power because the people would vote for developmental work his government has done in the state.
(63) SARVAJAN HITAYA SARVAJAN SUKHAYA FOR THE GAIN OF THE MANY AND FOR THE WELFARE OF THE MANY “Mr. Ambeth Rajan has been unanimously elected as Member of the Rajya Sabha from Uttar Pradesh. He will take oath in the Rajya Sabha Chairman’s Chamber on 15th October 2007 at 11.30 a. m. He will be occupying the seat vacated by Honorable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh Km.Mayawati ji after her becoming the Chief Minister. It is significant to note that this seat was earlier adorned by late Manyawar Kanshi Ram Ji.”
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NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Friday opted out of the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2007 in protest against the last-minute change in her topic, from ‘India That Can Be’ to ‘Are Northern States Dragging India Behind?’ without consulting her.
Explaining her absence from the programme in a statement, Ms. Mayawati said it was odd that a national leader, who is also Chief Minister of the largest State of northern India, should be expected to speak on a topic which denigrated a particular region of the country.
Besides the subject change “without properly informing her,” Ms. Mayawati also took offence at the changed format of the programme.
She was initially scheduled to deliver a speech on ‘India That Can Be’ followed by a discussion with the moderator on ‘Nation Building: The Regional Way Forward.’ But, the printed programme sent to her on Thursday slotted her for an interview on the subject ‘Are Northern States Dragging India Behind?’
The Chief Minister said she had been “looking forward to sharing her views and a healthy interaction on nation building with a distinguished audience, but regrettably had to call off her participation.”
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Mayawati criticizes UPA policies on N-deal, NREGP, Ram Setu maya on upa policies
BSP supremo and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Mayawati is a tough politician and her political opponents would definitely agree with this statement. Leave her political opponents aside, the Congress Party, to whom Mayawati extended BSP’s crucial support in the Presidential polls, is now feeling the heat of Mayawti’s words came out during the BSP rally in Lucknow on Tuesday.
Mayawati’s supporters were chanting slogan such as ‘Delhi ki majboori hai, Mayawati jaroori hai’ and ‘UP hui hamaari, hai Delhi ki taiyyari’ in the Tuesday rally.
During her speech at the rally in Lucknow, Mayawati criticized Congress-led UPA government over the way it handled the nuclear deal and the Ram Sethu controversy. She did not forget to ask the people and party workers to be prepared for early Lok Sabha elections in the country.
BSP had organized a massive rally in Lucknow on Kanshi Ram’s death anniversary. During the rally, Mayawati also used the platform to criticize the UPA’s National Rural Employment Guarantee program. She said that the NREGP could not be helpful to eradicate poverty from the country.
It happened for the first time that Mayawati criticized the functioning of UPA government and commented on UPA’s policies on the nuclear deal, NREGP and Ram Setu issue. She said that Congress should take all political parties into confidence before proceeding to initiate talks on the important issues such nuclear deal and Ram Setu.
She did not forget to make her newly inducted Brahmin voters happy by criticizing Congress for filing wrong affidavits on Ram Setu issue. She blamed Congress for tarnishing history by submitting the wrong ASI reports on Ram Setu in the Supreme Court.
At the same time, Mayawati asked the party workers to be cautious against the ‘Four Ms’..Money, Mafia, Media and Middleman. She also said that the Four Ms would again try to stop BSP’s victory roll in coming Lok Sabha elections. She blamed Congress and BJP for defaming BSP among the higher caste voters in the country.
Mayawati has started gearing up to repeat the same winning story of UP assembly elections in the Lok sabha polls and She has even sent an indication to the Congress party not to take BSP’s support for granted in coming days.
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World Bank Country Director Meets C.M.
Lucknow : October 11 , 2007 On the request of the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Km. Mayawati, the World Bank has accepted to provide Rs. 18,000 crore as financial assistance for the alleviation of poverty and different projects, especially for the downtrodden people living in rural areas of the State. The World Bank would provide maximum assistance for good administration, road, employment, irrigation, agriculture, health, urban infrastructure facilities, poverty alleviation, besides rural development. The Chief Minister was talking to the World Bank Country Director, Ms. Isabel M. Guerrero on Thursday at her government residence, who came here with the delegation. She said that State Government was committed for providing basic facilities to all sections of the society besides, removal of unemployment and poverty. The Uttar Pradesh was the most populous State of the country, where maximum people lived in villages. The State Government had implemented several schemes for the betterment and welfare of scheduled caste/scheduled tribes, backwards and poor people of upper caste. The World Bank should provide maximum financial assistance to the Uttar Pradesh keeping in view the large population of the State, she added. Km. Mayawati said that she was meeting for the first time with the representatives of the World Bank after the formation of her government for the fourth time. Expressing her happiness, she said that the World Bank had always cooperated for providing help to Uttar Pradesh. She expressed the hope that World Bank would give maximum financial assistance to the state according to the needs. She assured that all possible efforts would be made for fulfilling the recommendations of World Bank. The country director, Ms. Guerrero while giving assurance to the chief minister for providing maximum financial assistance to the state, said that World Bank was always ready for cooperation for the speedy development of the state, besides poverty alleviation. She said that World Bank was committed for achieving the target of ‘poverty free world’. Uttar Pradesh being the most populous state, the poverty was the biggest challenge here, she said adding that through poverty alleviation from Uttar Pradesh, we could become successful in removing the poverty from the country and the world, she added. Ms. Guerrero said that Uttar Pradesh could be brought to the front line like other states by speedy development. The state had financial problems besides, the challenge of development for the people living below the poverty line. She expressed the hope that Uttar Pradesh would develop speedily by providing basic facilities to the people with its firm determination. The World Bank was trying its best efforts for providing these facilities of health, education, road, energy etc. she added. On this occasion, the Cabinet Secretary Mr. Shashank Shekhar Singh, Chief Secretary Mr. P. K. Mishra, A.P.C. Mr. Anees Ansari, I.D.C. Mr. Atul Kumar Gupta, Principal Secretary Finance Mr. Shekhar Agarwal, Principal Secretary Planning Mr. V. Venkatachalam, Principal Secretary to CM Mr. V. K. Sharma and Mr. Shailesh Krishna were present, besides other officers. *******
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U.P. to get World Bank aid
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For poverty alleviation and other programmes in the State
CM Mayawati and the World Bank’s Country Director for India, Isabella M. Gurerro meet
The lending agency has also agreed to help the State Govt. in development of infrastructure
LUCKNOW: The World Bank has agreed to provide financial assistance of around Rs.18,000 crore to Uttar Pradesh for poverty alleviation and other programmes related to improving the economic lot of the rural poor.
In addition, the world’s premier lending agency has agreed to help the State Government in development of infrastructure like roads, electricity, employment, irrigation, health, agriculture and rural projects till 2012.
This was the outcome of a meeting between Chief Minister Mayawati and the World Bank’s Country Director for India, Isabella M. Gurerro, here on Thursday. The Chief Minister apprised the World Bank official that her Government was committed to removal of poverty and unemployment and providing basic facilities to all sections of the population.
Ms. Mayawati impressed upon Ms. Gurero that UP should be treated as a special case and more funds should be made available to the State.Ms. Mayawati said that apart from being the State with the largest population, the majority of people in UP lived in the villages. The maximum population was those of the Scheduled Castes and Tribes and Other Backward Classes and the poor among the upper castes.
The Chief Minister said her Government had launched several schemes for improving their lot.
Ms. Mayawati expressed optimism that the World Bank would agree to provide financial assistance in keeping with the development needs of the State and assured the Country Director that efforts would be made to follow the Bank’s suggestions.
Ms. Gurerro noted that UP was making rapid strides in development and said the Bank would be ready to help in removing poverty from the region. Since UP has the largest population in the country, poverty was a huge challenge, she said, adding that poverty alleviation in UP would mean finishing poverty in India.
Lucknow to have mint park
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Will boost export of the spice from Uttar Pradesh
LUCKNOW: With Uttar Pradesh being the country’s biggest producer of mint, a mint park is to be set up in Lucknow, opening up new vistas for mint export from the region.
To be funded by the Spices Board of the Union Commerce Ministry, the mint park will be on the lines of the spices parks managed by the Spices Board.
The announcement was made by Union Minister of State for Commerce Jairam Ramesh at an Interface on “Mint-2007” here earlier this week. He said the park would be set up on 100 acres of land to be provided by the UP Government. State Agriculture Production Commissioner Anis Ansari, who was present at the discussions here, was asked by the Union Minister to facilitate the availability of land.In 2006-07 the export of spices from India was worth Rs. 3400 crore. Mint export was about one-third of the total export of spices.
Value addition
With UP farmers increasingly diversifying into mint production, Mr. Ramesh said the proposed mint park would be a value addition. He said a black pepper and cardamom park in Kerala, a chillies park in Andhra Pradesh and an organic spices park in Assam are the other projects lined up for enhancing the export of spices and augmenting the income of farmers.
He also announced that laboratories would be set up with the help of the Spices Board in the five mint production areas of UP in Chandausi near Moradabad, Bareilly, Rampur, Sambhal and Barabanki for providing quality raw material to the farmers. He said the Lucknow-based Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants would help the farmers procure distillation units for extracting oil from mint. Farmers would get a 25 per cent subsidy under the National Horticulture Mission.
Alleged drug peddler arrested
Varanasi: Police on Thursday arrested an alleged drug peddler and seized over one kg of charas worth Rs.1 lakh in the market from Mirghat area here. Acting on a tip off, police raided the area and arrested a Sunil Sahni and seized 1100 gms of charas from him, Rajiv Malhotra , SP, Varanasi said. Later, he was sent to jail by a court. The SP also said that the peddler was involved in supplying drugs to foreign tourists
Thousands pay tribute to Kanshi Ram in Delhi
Thousands of people paid tributes to Original Inhabitant of The Great Prabuddha Bharath leader and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) founder Kanshi Ram at the party office here on his first death anniversary. Kanshi Ram died this day last year after a prolonged illness that had partially affected his mental faculties. The BSP office at While the BSP government in Uttar Pradesh organised a series of functions in state capital Lucknow to mark the day, no official function was held at the Delhi office of the BSP but people came on their own to pay their homage to Kanshi Ram.
Men and women, young and old paid floral tributes before a huge bronze statue of Kanshi Ram in the office complex, collected literature on him and listened for a while to songs in his praise set to the tunes of popular patriotic numbers.
“Kanshi Ram was like a saint to us. I have come here to relive his memory,” said a young woman with a child in her arm and another holding her hand. She had come all the way from Shastri Nagar in northwest Delhi.
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Be wary of Opposition designs: Mayawati
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BSP supremo exhorts workers to expand party base by strengthening Dalit-Brahmin alliance Photo: Subir Roy
Tributes to her mentor: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati paying floral tributes to Kanshi Ram and Bhim Rao Ambedkar at the Lucknow rally on Tuesday. LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Tuesday cautioned the “sarv samaj” against the machinations of the Opposition parties, especially the Samajwadi Party and the Congress.
She was addressing a mammoth “Saavdhaan raho aage badho” (be cautious and move forward) rally on the Ramabai Ambedkar Maidan here on the occasion of her mentor Kanshi Ram’s first death anniversary.
With her sights on the next Lok Sabha elections, the Bahujan Samaj Party president wanted the audience to expand the party’s traditional support base, and at the same time strengthen the “gathbandhan” (alliance between the Original Inhabitants of The Great Prabuddha Bharath and Brahmins).
UPA attacked
Ms. Mayawati attacked the United Progressive Alliance government for its “failure” to resolve the nuclear deal imbroglio, stating that there were many divisions in the alliance. On the Ramar Sethu issue, she blamed the Union government for submitting a wrong affidavit in the apex court, which was “divorced from history.” She felt that the stalemate over these twin issues could cause mid-term polls.
The BSP supremo warned her supporters against the designs of the Opposition parties.
She alleged that worried about the rise of the BSP, the Opposition was making efforts to drag her name in the Taj corridor and other cases. Ms. Mayawati charged the erstwhile National Democratic Alliance government with having filed fake cases against her.
Poverty, unemployment
The Chief Minister said the National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme (NREGP) was not a permanent solution to the problems of poverty and unemployment. On coming to power at the Centre, the BSP would create sources of permanent employment, she added.
On lack of adequate funds with the State government, Ms. Mayawati regretted that notwithstanding her meeting the Prime Minister, the special economic package of Rs. 80,000 crore had not been released by the Centre.
The Chief Minister blamed the Samajwadi Party regime for all the ills plaguing the State — from power crisis, sugarcane arrears to resource crunch.
In her 100-minute address, the Chief Minister invoked her mentor’s name several times. Ms. Mayawati criticised the UPA government and the SP regime for not declaring official mourning during Kanshi Ram’s death in 2006.
The Chief Minister defended her move to launch several schemes named after Kanshi Ram and said she was only carrying forward his political legacy.
‘Replicate example’
BSP General Secretary Satish Chandra Misra expressed gratitude to the Brahmins for enabling the BSP to get absolute majority.
The time had come to replicate the example at the Centre and the formation of the BSP government would be the best tribute to Kanshi Ram, he added.
Be wary of Opposition’s machinations: Mayawati
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LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Tuesday cautioned the “sarv samaj” against the machinations of the Opposition parties, especially the Samajwadi Party and the Congress.
She was addressing a “Saavdhaan raho aage badho” (be cautious and move forward) rally on the Ramabai Ambedkar Maidan here on the occasion of her mentor Kanshi Ram’s first death anniversary.
“Expand party base”
Setting her sights on the next Lok Sabha elections, the Bahujan Samaj Party president wanted the audience to expand the party’s traditional support base, and at the same time strengthen the “gathbandhan” (alliance between the Original Inhabitants of The Great Prabuddha Bharath and Brahmins).
Ms. Mayawati attacked the United Progressive Alliance government for its “failure” to resolve the nuclear deal imbroglio, stating there were many divisions in it. On the Ramar Sethu issue, she blamed the Union government for submitting in the Supreme Court a wrong affidavit, which was “divorced from history.” She felt that the stalemate over these twin issues could cause mid-term polls.
The Chief Minister said the National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme (NREGP) was not a permanent solution to poverty and unemployment.
On lack of adequate funds with the State government, Ms. Mayawati regretted that notwithstanding her meeting the Prime Minister, the special economic package of Rs. 80,000 crore had not been released by the Centre.
Gesture to sacked police recruits
Sympathising with the sacked recruits and suspended police officers, the Chief Minister said efforts would be made to re-employ those eligible when fresh recruitments were made.
Over 17,000 recruits were dismissed and 25 IPS officers suspended recently in the wake of alleged irregularities in recruitment during the previous regime.
Ms. Mayawati blamed the Samajwadi Party government for violating the rules of police recruitment, but sought to give a clean chit to the officers saying they were pressured by the previous regime.
Her statement comes a day after reports said the sacked policemen were coming together in Etah, Agra, Aligarh and Allahabad.
The Chief Minister described the ban on student union elections as a temporary measure
Some hope for sacked recruits
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“Efforts to be made to re-employ eligible ones”
“Ban on students union elections temporary”
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati on Tuesday said she sympathised with the sacked recruits and suspended police officers.
Over 17,000 recruits were dismissed and 25 IPS officers suspended recently in the wake of alleged irregularities in recruitment during the previous regime.
The Chief Minister said efforts would be made to re-employ those eligible when fresh recruitment was made. She said the action was taken as rules had been flouted in the selection process.
The Chief Minister was speaking at the “savdhan raho aage badho” rally here on Tuesday.
Ms. Mayawati blamed the Samajwadi Party government for violating the rules of police recruitment, but sought to give a clean chit to the officers saying they were pressured by the previous regime and had to save their jobs.
Ms. Mayawati’s reaction comes a day after reports said the sacked policemen were coming together in Etah, Agra, Aligarh and Allahabad.Simultaneously, the Chief Minister described the ban on student union elections as a temporary measure and said they would be held once rules were formulated for keeping criminal elements out of the poll process.
Interestingly, the Chief Minister expressed her party’s support for the creation of smaller States. She said that if the Centre agreed to carve out Bundelkhand, Purvanchal and Harit Pradesh from Uttar Pradesh, the BSP government would send it a Vidhan Sabha resolution on the issue.
She said the value added tax would soon be implemented in Uttar Pradesh.
Accusing the Opposition parties of launching a malicious campaign against the BSP, the Chief Minister said attempts were being made to target senior Minister Satish Chandra Misra.
She cautioned her partymen against the designs of the Opposition to weaken the BSP support base and warned her supporters not to be misguided by Opposition-sponsored media reports.
Ms. Mayawati defended helping her brother Anand Kumar.
Since he had left his job to assist her, she had given him money to start a business from the money gifted to her by the BSP cadres.
Ms. Mayawati said she would take political sanyas if the charge that she bought government bungalows were proved.
Kanshi Ram died this day last year after a prolonged illness that had partially affected his mental faculties.
The BSP office at Rakabganj Road saw a steady stream of visitors since morning.
While the BSP government in Uttar Pradesh organised a series of functions in state capital Lucknow to mark the day, no official function was held at the Delhi office of the BSP but people came on their own to pay their homage to Kanshi Ram.
Men and women, young and old paid floral tributes before a huge bronze statue of Kanshi Ram in the office complex, collected literature on him and listened for a while to songs in his praise set to the tunes of popular patriotic numbers.
‘Kanshi Ram was like a saint to us. I have come here to relive his memory,’ said a young woman with a child in her arm and another holding her hand. She had come all the way from Shastri Nagar in northwest Delhi.
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati Tuesday ordered the special task force (STF) of the state’s police to investigate the creation of a fake profile of hers on the social networking website Orkut.
“We have asked the STF to put its cyber crime sleuths to work to get to the root of the mischievous creation of the chief minister’s profile on Orkut,” state home secretary Javeed Ahmad told scribes here Tuesday.
The profile was discovered Aug 25. After getting the news, Mayawati promptly summoned her top officials, who thereafter directed the STF to probe the whole affair.
According to an official of the chief minister’s secretariat, “besides carrying her brief biographical account, the site was loaded with objectionable matter about the chief minister and that too in highly unparliamentary language.
“We will get to the root of the issue and see that those guilty of indulging in this slander campaign by using the Internet are brought to book,” he said.
Names of her political mentor, the late Kanshi Ram and some top bureaucrats of the state have also been mentioned with derogatory remarks about them. http://www.listible.com/list/bahujan-samaj-party3A http://www.bahujansamajp.com/
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Indian state Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati waves to the party workers during a rally in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 09 October 2007. An estimated one million Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supporters swarmed the Uttar Pradesh capital Tuesday to commemorate the first death anniversary of the party founder, Kanshi Ram. EPA/STR
For The Gain of The Many and For The Welfare of The Many Inquiry report of Police Recruitment Boards presented before the Cabinet
Lucknow : October 4, 2007 The Uttar Pradesh Government has taken the decision for constituting a committee under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary regarding the new recruitments in police department. This committee, which includes DGP and Commissioner of Lucknow, will submit its report in connection of making the recruitment procedure impartial and transparent. This committee would also examine the recommendations of earlier committee constituted under the chairpersonship of Home Secretary, Mrs. Renuka Kumar. This decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting presided over by the U.P. Chief Minister, Km. Mayawati here today. With a view to making the recruitment procedure in police department impartial and more transparent, the Cabinet after serious consideration on the recommendations of earlier committee constituted under the chairpersonship of Mrs. Renuka Kumar, took the decision that the newly constituted selection committee should seriously study all the dimensions and adopt such recruitment procedure, so that the possibilities of irregularities could be prevented completely. According to the Cabinet, the newly constituted committee under the chairmanship of the Chief Secretary would deeply examine the corruption and irregularities found in the inquiry report regarding the police recruitments, the pressure on selection committees for recruitments, besides the persons responsible for corruption in recruitments, before submitting its report. In the Cabinet meeting today, the detailed report regarding the recruitments of police constables in different districts through 55 recruitments boards in the year of 2005 and 2006 in Police and PAC, workshop employees in wireless and other officers and employees was presented. Out of which, the inquiry of 51 boards has been completed and the work of inquiry committee had been finished. No irregularity was found during the inquiry of one board. Action has been taken on the inquiry reports of 42 boards. The cases regarding the eight boards have been sent to Advocate General for necessary action. The cases for two boards have not been decided due to the writs in Allahabad High Court. Besides these, the recruitment procedure in two boards has not been completed. It was worth mentioning the government received complaints regarding irregularities and corruption in the recruitment of police personnel. The government directed the Director General of Police (DGP) to conduct a high level inquiry into the matter. Subsequently, a high level inquiry committee was constituted in the chairpersonship of Additional Director General of Police, Inter State Border Force and STF, Mr. Shailjakant Mishra. The detailed report of the inquiry committee was tabled before the cabinet here today. In the inquiry reports submitted before the Cabinet, it was found the second civil police recruitment made in April, 2006 in Saharanpur district was within the frame work of rules and regulations therefore, it was declared valid. After making through examination of the inquiry reports of different recruitment boards, a decision was taken to annul the recruitments made by different boards being irregular, tampered and forged. As a result, the recruitment of police recruits was also cancelled being illegal. Besides this, a decision was also taken to initiate action against the officers involved in the recruitment by lodging complaints against them, as their conduct amounted to criminal offence. The cases against these officers will be investigated by Anti-Corruption Organization. After the investigation, suspension should be made to the chairpersons and members of the concerned recruitment boards and initiate disciplinary action and suspend the guilty officers. In compliance to the above decision of the government, 25 IPS officers, one State Radio Officer and one Assistant Radio Officer has been already suspended. The irregularities which have come to the light include, the answer books of selected candidates was written by some other persons, marking of identification/chest numbers against the rules, irregularities in assigning codes on answer sheets, giving more marks than the maximum marks, tampering while copying the marks attained in the tabulation sheet. Cutting/overwriting/erasing was detected in mark sheets of different examinations, signatures of examiners were not found in mark sheets and cutting/overwriting were not counter signed in many cases. Irregularities in giving marks in the physical efficiency exams and tabulation/broad sheets were prepared only for the selected candidates. Besides, absence of psychologist during the exam interview of candidates in groups and anomalies in giving marks in interview came to light. In the inquiry report, it was found that in the objective type examination for the recruitments at Radio Headquarters the wrong answers were corrected with another ink after white fluid on O.M.R. sheet and many O.M.R. sheets were filled with only one ink. Under the conspiracy, a private company M. Cubetron was given the contract for scanning O.M.R. sheet, while this facility and capacity was available in the technical service branch of police department. Besides, the nominated selection committee was kept away from the work of scanning and making results. The selection committee also did not sign the results of main written examination. **************
(23) For The Gain of The Many For The Welfare of The Many
C.M. to participate in programmes to be held on Gandhi Jayanti Tomorrow
Lucknow : October 01, 2007 The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Km. Mayawati would participate in various programmes to be held tomorrow on the occasion of the birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi. The C.M. would garland the statue of Mahatma Gandhi at < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />G.P.O. Park Hazratganj at 8:00 a.m. Thereafter, she would participate as a chief guest at a function to be held at the local Shri Gandhi Ashram Khadi and Gramodyog Bhawan at 8:10 a.m. Km. Mayawati would also participate in a programme ‘Rashtra Pita Mahatma Gandhi Ki Punit Jayanti’ to be held at the Tilak hall of the Vidhna Bhawan at 11:00 a.m. The chief guest of the programme would be U.P. Governor, Mr. T.V. Rajeswar. *******
C.M. lays foundation of schemes worth Rs. 44,868.17 lakh for Ambedkar Nagar
C.M. lays foundation, dedicates to the people and announces several development schemes worth Rs. 44,868.17 lakh for Ambedkar Nagar district Lucknow :
September 29, 2007
The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Km. Mayawati laid the foundation of several schemes worth Rs. 44868.17 lakh for the all round development of Ambedkarnagar district here today. Dedicating the schemes to the people she said that our party’s government was making its best efforts for removing the regional imbalances of backward areas. She said that our priority was to implement the development oriented policies and welfare programmes in all backward areas, so that the benefits of development could reach all the sections of the society. In a simple programme organised at C.M’s official residence to mark the foundation day of Ambedkarnagar here today, Km. Mayawati symbolically laid the foundation and announced several schemes for development of the district. She dedicated to the people an over bridge costing about Rs. 13.18 crore on Mughal Sarai-Faizabad-Lucknow railway line at Akbarpur-headquarter of Ambedkar Nagar. After completion of this over bridge the traffic movement to tehsil headquarter, school-college and main market of the district would become easy, besides ending the possibilities of accidents on railway crossing. She also dedicated the newly built 132 KV sub centre at Kotwa-Mahmadpur costing Rs. 450 lakh, Katehri Community Health Centre building costing Rs. 148.44 lakh and the Dugdh Utpadak Sahkari Sangh Ltd. Ambedkar Nagar. The cost of these four projects is Rs. 1916.65 lakh. Km. Mayawati laid the foundation of 12 projects worth Rs. 28265.32 lakh which included Rs. 23,500 lakh Government Allopathic Medical College on Akbarpur Tanda road, Press Club building, renovation and strengthening of Tanda-Maya Bazar road, construction of low level/submersible bridge and approach road through Tamsa road-Mirzapur village to Maharua road on Tons river, construction of bridge and approach road on Pahitipur-Annawa road in Shravan area on Bisui and Mardha rivers, foundation of Government Girls Higher Secondary School Bewana building under Akbarpur tehsil, Health Centre building at Baskhari, Judo Hall, Swimming Pool and Weight-Lifting Hall at Akbarpur Sports Stadium, besides symbolic laying of the foundation of boys’ dormitory. The Chief Minister announced 28 projects worth Rs. 14686.20 lakh for Akbarpur, Jalalpur, Tanda, Jahangirganj and Katehri constituencies. These projects include strengthening of Lumbini-Duddhi state highway from Akbarpur to Malipur-Surhurpur up to district border, strengthening and broadening of Akbarpur-Jalalpur road, Malipur Dhamarua road, Tanda-Hanswar-Makrahi-Chahoda-Birhar-Madarmau- Jahangirganj road, Padumpur-Kamharia road, Akbarpur-Gauhania road, Jotpur-Maharua road from Yadav Nagar crossing to Bikawa, Newada-Bandipur-Katka-Semara road, Gosaiganj-Mahmoodganj link road, Tanda-Barua-Jalaki- Utrethu road and setting up of new Katehri tehsil. Km. Mayawati also announced the setting up of Government Girls Inter Colleges at Bhiti Development Block and Tenduakalan of Jahangirganj Development Block, District Co-operative Bank, construction of Akbarpur tehsil building, construction of submersible bridge and approach road between Akbarpur Railway Station and Sahjadpur on Tons river, increasing the capacity of Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Government District Hospital Ambedkar Nagar from 100-bed to 300-bed, construction of SC Hostel at district headquarter, expansion of Akbarpur Nagar Palika area, construction of Tanda tehsil building, setting up of additional police station Aliganj and Government Girls Inter College at Tanda, creation of Maharua police station, setting up of control rooms at Tanda and district Ambedkar Nagar, fire station under Alapur tehsil, besides the post graduate education facility at Ramabai Government Women Degree College Ambedkar Nagar. The responsibility of maximum projects has been entrusted to Public Works Department, U.P. Bridge Corporation and Rajkiya Nirman Nigam. Those present on the occasion included Public Works and Irrigation Minister Mr. Nasimuddin Siddiqui, Parliamentary Affairs and Medical Education Minister Mr. Lalji Verma, Transport Minister Mr. Ram Achal Rajbhar, Mines and Minerals Minister Mr. Babu Singh Kushvaha, Legislator Mr. Dharmraj Nishad, Mr. Sher Bahadur Singh, Mr. Tribhuvan Dutt besides Cabinet Secretary Mr. Shashank Shekhar Singh, Chief Secretary Mr. P.K. Mishra, APC Mr. Anis Ansari, Principal Secretary to C.M. Mr. Shailesh Krishna and other senior officers. ******
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Dalit+OBC is Maya’s formula for Chhattisgarh
Nitin Mahajan Posted online: Monday, October 01, 2007 at 0000 hrs IST RAIPUR, SEPTEMBER 30 After successfully wooing Brahmins in Uttar Pradesh, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) in Chhattisgarh has decided to engineer a social pact with OBCs and Scheduled Castes to make inroads into the state polity. The state unit of the BSP is preparing to replicate Uttar Pradesh’s social engineering experiment in the 2008 Assembly polls through an alliance with SCs and OBCs. Chhattisgarh BSP President Dau Ram Ratnakar said the party was confident that the alliance would succeed. The party has decided to contest all 90 Assembly seats in next year’s polls, he said. “As OBCs are a majority in the state, comprising mostly Sahus and Kurmis, an alliance of Dalits and OBCs will be an advantage for us in next year’s Assembly polls,” Ratnakar added. With the total population comprising 52 per cent OBCs and 22.3 per cent SCs, the party is hopeful that the alliance will be invincible. “To bring OBCs into the party fold, bhaichara committees have been launched by the BSP in each of the parliamentary constituencies. The committees have been entrusted with the task of organising constituency-level contact programmes for these communities,” he said. In the last Chhattisgarh Assembly polls held in 2003, the party had contested 52 seats out of which it secured 2. However, polling on one of these seats — Malkharauda — was annulled by the High Court and a bypoll held for the seat was won by the BJP. The BSP in the last Assembly elections had secured a total vote share of 5 per cent by contesting on 52 seats. The party hopes to improve the vote share significantly once the alliance of the two castes is established. Party sources pointed out that upper castes only constitute about 4 per cent of the total population here, but the state has always been governed by them. Once an alliance between OBCs and Dalits is achieved, along with some upper caste leaders coming into the party fold, the state BSP hopes to make significant gains in next year’s Assembly polls. As part of the party’s strategy to woo the community, several OBC ministers from Uttar Pradesh will address mass rallies in various parts of the state. Also, the charge of Chhattisgarh has been handed over by the national leadership over to OBC leader Sewak Ram Sahu to prepare for next year’s Assembly polls.
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leader of the Sarvajan Samaj Bahenji Ms Mayawati proved that the
Bahujan Samaj Party is not just a political party but
Techno-Politico-Socio Transformation and Economic Emancipation Movement.
What BSP chief Mayawati’s threat to quit Rajya Sabha means It’s a shame. If I can’t speak about our weaker sections in the House then I have no right to stay in the House.
“I was not allowed to
speak on problems being faced by the Dalits, backward class, weaker
sections including farmers and labourers in Uttar Pradesh. Since I was
not allowed by the ruling party to raise these issues so, I have decided
to give resignation from Rajya Sabha,” she told media.
The BSP supremo first threatened to resign from the Upper House after
she was not allowed to speak on Dalits and other weaker sections being
targeted in Uttar Pradesh.
She raised the Saharanpur violence and criticised the Yogi Adityanath
government in Uttar Pradesh for handling the matter poorly.
“Since the BJP has come to power, there have been atrocities on Dalits
and minorities starting from Rohith Vemula in Hyderabad, then the Gau
Rakshaks,” the BSP chief asserted.
Talking to reporters outside Parliament, Ms Mayawati said, she had
given adjournment motion to speak about the atrocities against SC/STs
including recent violence incidents in Saharanpur.
Meanwhile, both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha were adjourned till Wednesday.
“This is the reason I have chose to quit from the Rajya Sabha, I am not being heard, not allowed to speak”, she said.
The Sarvajan Samaj leader went on to accuse the BJP of being
anti-SC/STs and anti-minorities. Mayawati said that the BJP-ruled states
have failed to reign in the atrocities against minorities and SC/STs.
However, she was interrupted from speaking. “I will come and give my resignation right now”, Mayawati said.
The Congress party also said that the Opposition’s voice is suppressed by the government.
Today is the second day of the monsoon session of Parliament.
The issues of cow vigilantism, farmers’ protests, Kashmir unrest,
action of law enforcement agencies against some opposition leaders over
alleged corruption and India’s stand-off with China are dominating the
Monsoon Session.
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has been gobbled by tampering the fraud EVMs to win elections. Let the
elections be conducted with paper ballots. Then they will not even get
one percent votes:
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नई दिल्ली.सदन में अपनी बात रखने का मौका नहीं मिलने से नाराज बीएसपी
सुप्रीमो मायावती ने मंगलवार शाम राज्यसभा मेंबरशिप से इस्तीफा दे दिया।
राज्यसभा सेक्रेटेरिएट के सूत्रों ने न्यूज एजेंसी को बताया कि इस्तीफा
स्वीकार करने का आखिरी फैसला सभापति के पास होता है। सांसदों के इस्तीफे का
फॉर्मेट तय है कि वो कम शब्दों में लेटर लिखें और इसमें वजह का जिक्र ना
करें। मायावती ने तीन पेज का इस्तीफा भेजा। इसमें घटनाक्रम को सिलसिलेवार
तरीके से बयां किया है। ऐसे में इस्तीफा फॉर्मेट के मुताबिक नहीं होने पर
नामंजूर हो सकता है। दूसरी ओर, आरजेडी चीफ लालू प्रसाद ने मायावती को बिहार
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11 बजे सदन की कार्यवाही शुरू होते ही मायावती ने नोटिस देकर अपनी बात
रखने की इजाजत मांगी। उपसभापति पीजे कुरियन ने उन्हें 3 मिनट का वक्त दिया।
मायावती जब दलितों पर हमलों और सहारनपुर हिंसा पर बोलने लगीं तो बीजेपी
सांसदों ने हंगामा शुरू कर दिया। - शोर-शराबे और कुरियन के बार-बार
रोकने पर भी वो 7 मिनट तक बोलती रहीं। जिसके बाद मायावती की उपसभापति से
बहस भी हुई। सदन में ही इस्तीफे की धमकी देकर मायावती बाहर चली गईं। शाम को
उपराष्ट्रपति हामिद अंसारी (राज्यसभा के सभापति) से मिलकर उन्हें इस्तीफा
सौंप दिया। इस्तीफे में क्या लिखा? - बीएसपी सुप्रीमो ने लिखा-
‘’अगर मैं सरकार के सामने सदन में दलितों के हितों की बात नहीं उठा सकती तो
मेरे राज्यसभा में रहने का कोई मतलब नहीं। मैं अपने समाज की रक्षा नहीं कर
पा रही हूं। अगर मुझे अपनी बात रखने का मौका नहीं दिया जा रहा है तो मुझे
सदन में रहने का अधिकार नहीं है। बड़े दुख के साथ मैं सदन की सदस्यता से
इस्तीफा दे रही हूं। कृपया इसे मंजूर करें।'’ - बता दें कि मायावती का टेन्योर अगले साल अप्रैल में खत्म हो रहा था। लालू ने कहा- हम मायावती को राज्यसभा भेजेंगे
- लालू यादव ने कहा, ”मायावती गरीबों और दलितों की नेता हैं। वे सहारनपुर
की घटना को सदन में उठाना चाहती थीं, लेकिन सरकार के लोगों ने मिलकर उन्हें
रोका और बोलने नहीं दिया। इससे दुखी होकर उन्होंने इस्तीफा दे दिया। सही
बोला कि जहां दलितों और पिछड़ों की बात न सुनी जाए, वहां रहने का कोई फायदा
नहीं।” - “हम मायावती का सपोर्ट करते हैं। मैं उनकी बहादुरी का तारीफ
करता हूं। अगर वे चाहती है कि वे फिर से राज्यसभा जाएं, तो हम उन्हें बिहार
से भेज सकते हैं। मायावती के खिलाफ बीजेपी मंत्रियों का बिहेवियर बताता है
कि बीजेपी एंटी-दलित पार्टी है।” कुरियन से हुई बहस - मायावती का कहना था कि यह शून्यकाल नहीं है कि केवल तीन मिनट दिए जाएं। अपनी बात कहने के लिए ज्यादा समय दिया जाना चाहिए था।
- इस पर कुरियन ने कहा कि मायावती को बोलते हुए सात मिनट हो गए हैं। इसके
बाद मायावती ने कहा कि उन्हें बोलने नहीं दिया जा रहा है तो सदन में रहने
का कोई मतलब नहीं है। वह सदन से इस्तीफा दे रही हैं। वे सदन से बाहर चली
गईं। - इसके बाद कुरियन ने चर्चा के लिए विपक्ष के नेता गुलाम नबी आजाद
का नाम पुकारा। आजाद ने कहा कि सर्वदलीय बैठक में प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र
मोदी ने विपक्षों को अपनी बात कहने का मौका देने का भरोसा दिया था। विपक्ष
देश हित में सरकार का सहयोग करने के लिए तैयार है लेकिन इस माहौल में काम
नहीं हो सकता। इसलिए वे सदन से वॉकआउट कर रहे हैं। इसके बाद कांग्रेस और
तृणमूल कांग्रेस के सदस्य भी सदन से बाहर चले गए।
LUCKNOW: Mayawati quit her seat in the Rajya Sabha in a fit of anger
Tuesday. It was a spontaneous decision. She has been chief minister of
UP four times and an experienced MP.
The leader of the Sarvajan Samaj Bahenji Ms Mayawati proved that the
Bahujan Samaj Party is not just a political party but
Techno-Politico-Socio Transformation and Economic Emancipation Movement.
Just because she belongs to Scheduled Caste community the speaker a
Chamcha, chela, stooge, slave, boot locker and own mother’s flesh eater
of Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths (BJP) remotely controlled by just 1%
intolerant, violent, militant, number one terrorist, shooting, lynching,
lunatic, mentally retarded cannibal chitpavan Brahmin RSS Rakshsa
Swayambhu Sevaks) psychopaths is preventing her to present the case on
atrocities on SC/STs. Even when she tried to present her case on the
fraud EVMs which were tampered to gobble the Master Key by the BJP, the
speaker prevented her. The speaker, the Murderer of democratic
institutions (Modi) must be booked under prevention of atrocities act
with non bailable warrants. The intellectuals of Sarvajan Samaj must do
large number of e-filing in Supreme Court and propagate through
Facebook, WhatsApp,emails, SMSes in favour of the movement. 2274 Sat 01
Jul 2017 LESSON
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I will quit, says Mayawati after her speech was cut short in Rajya Sabha

PTINEW DELHI 18 JULY 2017 12:44 IST
UPDATED: 18 JULY 2017 12:45 IST
Deputy Chairman P.J. Kurien asked her to wrap up her speech as she had exceeded the three minutes given to her.
An angry BSP supremo Mayawati on Tuesday said she will quit from the
Rajya Sabha after the Chair asked her to restrict her impromptu speech
on anti-Dalit violence in Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh.
“I will
resign from Rajya Sabha today,” a visibly anguished Mayawati shot back
when Deputy Chairman P.J. Kurien asked her to wrap up her speech as she
had exceeded the three minutes given to her to make her submission.
Ms. Mayawati, whose term in the Upper House is till April next year,
argued with Mr. Kurien saying how can she be prevented from raising the
issue about her ‘samaj’ (community) and the Dalits. “I have not
finished. You cannot do this.”
“I have no moral right to be in
the House if I am not allowed to put across my views on atrocities being
committed against Dalits,” she said.
‘Discussion after notice only’
Mr. Kurien said she can only call for a discussion after giving a
notice under rule 267 that seeks adjournment of proceedings to take up
an issue and not make a speech to initiate a discussion.
A discussion can begin only after the Chair, on the advise of the government, accepts the notice and agrees for a discussion.
Mr. Kurien rose from his seat in an attempt to calm her down but Ms.
Mayawati refused to agree saying she has no right to be in the House if
she cannot protect the rights of her community.
“I am going to resign from the house,” she said and walked out of the House in a huff.
He party colleagues led by Satish Mishra followed her but were back in
the House soon to raise slogans against the alleged anti-Dalit policies
of the government.
Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs
Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said Mayawati was challeging the Chair. “She should
apologise. She has threatened the Chair,” he said.
BSP members immediately rushed into the Well shouting .
“Dalit virodhi yeh sarkar nahi chalegi, nahi chalegi” (anti-dalit government will not be tolerated).
Leader of the Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad briefly prevailed over them to allow him to make his submission.
Mr. Azad said the government at an all-party meeting before the start
of the monsoon session had agreed to discuss any issue that the
Opposition wants to raise in the house.
“Promise was made to us in the presence of the Prime Minister. You are going against that,” Mr. Azad said.
He said the Opposition led by Congress has given notices to discuss
crisis facing farmers, anti-Dalit violence and lynching of minorities.
Responding to the barbs of the treasury benches to respect the people’s
mandate, Mr. Azad said the government has got a mandate to protect the
Dalits and minorities and for development.
“You didnt get a
mandate to massacre minorities and Dalits,” he said adding the Congress
was staging a walkout of the House in protest. Congress members then
walked out of the House.
Soon thereafter, BSP members were back in the Well shouting anti-government slogans.
Sitaram Yechury (CPI-M) said the government policies were pushing farmers to suicide.
Mr. Naqvi said the government was ready for discussion on any issue and the opposition should give a notice.
Mr. Kurien said the government was agreeing to having a discussion, so
the opposition members should return to their seats and start it.
“Shouting slogan is no soluition. We can discuss. The Chair is ready to
allow discussion on all subjects. Let us start,” he said. But the
opposition members remained unrelenting, forcing him to adjourn the
proceedings till 1200 hours.
Earlier, Ms. Mayawati while
elaborating on the incidents in Saharanpur, said the Dalits had agreed
to the district administration’s order not to take out any procession or
install a statue of Bhim Rao Ambedkar on April 14. But the followers of
Maharana Pratap however took out a procession on May 5, she said.
Before she could complete, Kurien asked her to sit and called the next
speaker, saying “you cannot monopolise”, angering Ms. Mayawati.
Musings On The Eve Of Hindu Rashtra in An Hour For India — by Satya Sagar — July 18, 2017
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You can smell it at a distance, in the burnt out, blackened frames of
torched homes and vehicles from yet another communal pogrom. You can see
it in the blood stained corner of a railway platform, still fresh from a
recent lynching. And you can hear it in the guttural cries of the
frenzied, saffron swathed mobs, pledging murder all the way to their
cherished goals.
Welcome, to the sights and sounds of Hindu
Rashtra, that fantasy land of upper caste Hindus or savarnas
masquerading as Indian ‘nationalists’, where they will rule unchallenged
and forever. A frightening future, which they promise will be a
recreation of Ram Rajya, a mythical time from ancient India, where the
Lord Himself ensured everyone ‘knew their place’.
Their vehicle
of choice to get there is a cowardly kind of ‘Hit and Run Hinduism’ –
opportunist, state-sanctioned attacks on isolated individuals, weaker
communities, the poor – all packaged with a huge dose of doublespeak and
meant to frighten everyone else into submission and acquiescence.
If you are a Dalit, Adivasi, Muslim or any religious minority in India
today, the signs of the Hindu Rashtra juggernaut are unmistakable. The
wheels of this vehicle run directly over their flesh and bones, grinding
them into dust.
When I say upper caste Hindus, let me be even
more specific. While savarnas from across the country are involved, the
ones most passionately behind this campaign for a Hindu Rashtra have
been from the Gangetic plains and the so-called ‘cow belt’.
As I
write this, I recollect a casual remark made nearly four decades ago, by
a classmate of mine in the small central Indian town I was brought up
in. It is still deeply etched there after all these years for some
reason.
Pointing to the lady sweeping the courtyard of his house,
when I went to visit him one day, this is what he said, “These low
caste people have become quite uppity these days. Earlier they used to
come, sweep and go away quietly, but now they have become bold enough to
ask for wages!”
In the upper caste milieu, I lived in those
days, my classmate’s statement was not very unusual at all, of course.
It however succinctly captures the weltanschauungof the savarna castes.
Endless subsidies for them at the cost of everyone else. This is exactly
what their Hindu Rashtra is all about – running a sanctified, glorified
kleptocracy.
In this part of India, the upper caste Hindu’s
sense of being some kind of a ‘master race’ is all pervasive, usually
displayed through verbal and physical abuse of people deemed ‘inferior’
or weaker to them. In my town, the Brahmins, Kshatriyas and even the
normally less aggressive Baniyas – were always eager to show everyone
around who was the real ‘boss’.
Community names like ‘chamar’ and
‘bhangi’ were used routinely as swear words, the Muslim was always the
‘katua’, all South Indians were ‘Madrasis’ and Bengalis mostly
‘refugees’. Languages, other than Hindi, were to be made fun of –
including the lingua of the local rural folk – Bundelkhandi.
All
dark-skinned people were of course relatives of the ‘demon’ Ravan
himself, while the Adivasis were not considered human at all, just
another type of goat or sheep to be cooked and consumed. (Funnily
enough, they admired the white man immensely but abused him too as he
refused to accept them as one of their own!)
Condense all this
bigotry into one unified ideology and worldview – you will get exactly
what the RSS and its various fronts – from the Bajrang Dal to the Durga
Vahini really represent. In their cow-belt vision of ‘Hindu, Hindi,
Hooliganistan’, only they – the ‘twice born’ speakers of the Deva Bhasha
– will be the masters, while the rest will remain subordinates
eternally.
Can Indians who don’t agree with all this do something
about it? What would resistance even begin to look like? Can they
continue to ignore the ongoing wanton murder and injury of Muslims in
the country, the assault on Dalits and the emasculation of every
democratic space by these pseudo-religious nationalists?
First of
all it is essential to understand that none of what is happening in
India today is not new in modern history, not even within South Asia
itself. The quest for capturing the Indian modern state apparatus under
the cover of religion closely mirrors similar attempts in the past by
the Punjabi elite in undivided Pakistan and the Sinhala Buddhist
chauvinists in Sri Lanka.
While Pakistan broke into two with the
emergence of Bangladesh, Sri Lanka went through one of the most brutal
civil wars for over four decades. Both countries witnessed genocides by
their armed forces against their own populations, for which no one has
been punished to this day. The results in India will be equally
disastrous and if the current trend continues, not very far in the
future you can safely forget the ‘Rashtra’ part of the Hindu Rashtra –
there will be nothing left for anyone to capture.
The second
point to remember is that while the category ‘Hindu’ is used by Hindutva
ideologues cunningly to convey the idea of a monolith collective of 800
million people – this is a population far too large, diverse and
defiant to be contained in a rigid, little box of Brahmanical Hinduism
without exploding. A little exploration of Indian history reveals that
it has indeed blown up several times in the past too.
While from
late Vedic times, Hindu upper castes sought unfettered access to the
labour, energy and resources of others, they did not always get their
way as people were not always obedient or submissive. From ancient times
– dating back to the Buddha and Lord Mahavir, or even earlier – there
had been a steady undercurrent of resistance everywhere.
The
Buddhists, Jains and diverse other groups, collectively called the
‘sramanas’ or ‘ascetics’, challenged domination of the Brahmins and the
authority of the Vedas. They did this through a combination of superior
philosophical arguments, debate, discussion, material help for the needy
and a strict code of personal ethics for their monks.
Even more
significantly they mobilized different social groups – merchants,
peasants, artisans, workers- to stop paying the high taxes imposed on
them (an ancient GST) in the name of ‘ritual sacrifices’ imposed on all
kinds of occasions – births, weddings, funerals, journey to heaven and
so on.
The Buddha and Mahavir diluted the caste hierarchy
successfully, introduced concepts like ahimsa, respect for all forms of
life and the religions they founded held sway over large parts of India
for over eight centuries. (Unfortunately, the Jains in contemporary
times have surrendered their independent identity to become a sub-sect
of the Hindu banias, forgetting their own historic contributions to
Indian philosophy, scientific knowledge and literature) .
Just as
Buddhism and Jainism declined, first Muslim and much later British
colonial rule robbed the savarna of power in the subcontinent. During
this period the various bhakti movements in different parts of India
also undercut the power of priests by getting the peasantry to contact
God directly without paying any transaction fees to middlemen.
Even worse, when the country finally became independent – despite
savarna attempts to change its course – it turned out to be a secular
Republic, upholding a Constitution drafted by the Dalit icon Dr Ambedkar
and run by the atheist/agnostic Jawaharlal Nehru. While the upper
castes did find their way into power through the Congress Party, too
many compromises had to be made and it was not a satisfactory situation
at all for them.
For example, they had to deal with the lower
castes getting jobs in government institutions, setting up independent
businesses of their own, becoming educated or sometimes simply running
away from the clutches of their masters to the cities. In other words
the modern Indian economy, education and migration offered several
options for the ‘slaves’ to escape.
In Tamil Nadu the political
revolt against Brahmin domination, led by Periyar and the Dravidian
movement in the forties and fifties challenged upper caste hegemony and
the imposition of Hindi successfully. By the seventies and eighties,
several oppressed Hindu communities in northern India also got more
organized and asserted their new found wealth or political power –
especially the Yadavs and Dalits.
It was around this time, that
the savarnas of the cow-belt decided to strike back. The assessment of
this self-appointed ‘master race’ was that if they did not act soon,
then who would sweep those damn floors or wipe their children’s asses?
And besides – now that the British, Muslims, Buddhists, Jains and so on
had been vanquished – it was time to resurrect Vedic India.
The
problem was that the backward castes and Dalits were numerically much
bigger and getting more organized – so a scapegoat had to be found and
hatred used as the main weapon to mobilise the Hindus internally.
The Muslims – a community that had ceased to be a ruling class for
centuries – were a perfect target. Every problem in the country would be
blamed on the them and India’s ‘arch enemy’- Muslim-majority Pakistan.
It helped of course later when the United States also decided to take
up Muslim-bashing globally. For all its pretended patriotism the heart
of Hindutva beats really to the drums of white ‘Aryans’ from the West
and ironically of Zionists from Israel too– their stamp of approval is
the ultimate honour.
“We will build a temple for Shri Ram in
Ayodhya”, they cried, and that too exactly where the Babri Masjid stood,
allegedly on the ‘birthplace’ of their Lord. Historical wrongs against
the Hindus by Muslim rulers from ages ago, according to them, had to be
avenged. Nothing – the Indian Constitution, Gandhi’s principle of
non-violence, other priorities of a poor country, rule of law or even
common decency would be allowed to come in the way.
What is
significant today, is that, for the first time in independent India, the
votaries of Hindutva seem to have everything going their way. Electoral
power across country, support from captains of industry, a servile
bureaucracy, foot soldiers galore – very often armed – and a media that
emits only a great sucking sound every time it opens its mouth. Even
many from the oppressed communities – want to collaborate as they
estimate, being on top of the bandwagon is better than under it.
It seems just a matter of time before the die is cast (or caste perhaps)
and the coup complete. The construction of a temple to Shri Ram in
Ayodhya will be done just in time for the next general elections in 2019
(after that there may be no more elections). And who knows, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi may be officially anointed a new avatar of Lord
Vishnu Himself (he certainly behaves like one already!).
The
question before Indian citizens today is that, in this ancient land of
myriad faiths, languages and cultures, how can a few caste groups from a
small part of the country be allowed to wreck the modern Indian
Republic? A Republic built on the consensus for a secular democracy
forged during the country’s struggle for Independence? Are we willing to
see the dissolution of the country’s constitutional democracy that
guarantees every citizen equal rights, justice and opportunities without
exception and to be replaced by what?
For the truly religious or
spiritual among the Hindus themselves it is time to ask, are Indian
history, culture and traditions the property of a few self-appointed
ideologues and their disciples? Does it not represent a vast and rich
body of knowledge and experiences with contributions from everyone who
has ever lived on this land? Do they really want a narrow, Taliban
version of Hinduism thrust upon them, turning India into another Saudi
Arabia or Pakistan?
As another Independence Day arrives on August
15 this year, all Indians need to reflect on these questions as if
their life depended on it. The answers and actions based on them, will
determine the survival of many Indian citizens and the Indian Republic
itself.
Satya Sagar is a public health worker and journalist who can be reached at sagarnama@gmail.com
You can smell it at a distance, in the burnt out, blackened frames of
torched homes and vehicles from yet another communal pogrom. You can
see it in the blood stained corner of a railway platform, still fresh
from a recent lynching. And you can hear it in the guttural cries of the
frenzied, saffron swathed mobs, pledging murder all the way to their
cherished goals.
Welcome, to the sights and sounds of Hindu Rashtra, that fantasy land of upper caste Hindus or savarnas
masquerading as Indian ‘nationalists’, where they will rule
unchallenged and forever. A frightening future, which they promise will
be a recreation of Ram Rajya, a mythical time from ancient India, where the Lord Himself ensured everyone ‘knew their place’.
Their vehicle of choice to get there is a cowardly kind of ‘Hit and
Run Hinduism’ – opportunist, state-sanctioned attacks on isolated
individuals, weaker communities, the poor – all packaged with a huge
dose of doublespeak and meant to frighten everyone else into submission
and acquiescence.
If you are a Dalit, Adivasi, Muslim or any religious minority in
India today, the signs of the Hindu Rashtra juggernaut are unmistakable.
The wheels of this vehicle run directly over their flesh and bones,
grinding them into dust.
When I say upper caste Hindus, let me be even more specific. While savarnas from
across the country are involved, the ones most passionately behind this
campaign for a Hindu Rashtra have been from the Gangetic plains and the
so-called ‘cow belt’.
As I write this, I recollect a casual remark made nearly four decades
ago, by a classmate of mine in the small central Indian town I was
brought up in. It is still deeply etched there after all these years for
some reason.
Pointing to the lady sweeping the courtyard of his house, when I went
to visit him one day, this is what he said, “These low caste people
have become quite uppity these days. Earlier they used to come, sweep
and go away quietly, but now they have become bold enough to ask for
wages!”
In the upper caste milieu, I lived in those days, my classmate’s
statement was not very unusual at all, of course. It however succinctly
captures the weltanschauungof the savarna castes.
Endless subsidies for them at the cost of everyone else. This is exactly
what their Hindu Rashtra is all about – running a sanctified, glorified
kleptocracy.
In this part of India, the upper caste Hindu’s sense of being some
kind of a ‘master race’ is all pervasive, usually displayed through
verbal and physical abuse of people deemed ‘inferior’ or weaker to them.
In my town, the Brahmins, Kshatriyas and even the normally less
aggressive Baniyas – were always eager to show everyone around who was
the real ‘boss’.
Community names like ‘chamar’ and ‘bhangi’ were used routinely as swear words, the Muslim was always the ‘katua’,
all South Indians were ‘Madrasis’ and Bengalis mostly ‘refugees’.
Languages, other than Hindi, were to be made fun of – including the
lingua of the local rural folk – Bundelkhandi.
All dark-skinned people were of course relatives of the ‘demon’ Ravan
himself, while the Adivasis were not considered human at all, just
another type of goat or sheep to be cooked and consumed. (Funnily
enough, they admired the white man immensely but abused him too as he
refused to accept them as one of their own!)
Condense all this bigotry into one unified ideology and worldview –
you will get exactly what the RSS and its various fronts – from the
Bajrang Dal to the Durga Vahini really represent. In their cow-belt
vision of ‘Hindu, Hindi, Hooliganistan’, only they – the ‘twice born’
speakers of the Deva Bhasha – will be the masters, while the rest will remain subordinates eternally.
Can Indians who don’t agree with all this do something about it? What
would resistance even begin to look like? Can they continue to ignore
the ongoing wanton murder and injury of Muslims in the country, the
assault on Dalits and the emasculation of every democratic space by
these pseudo-religious nationalists?
First of all it is essential to understand that none of what is
happening in India today is not new in modern history, not even within
South Asia itself. The quest for capturing the Indian modern state
apparatus under the cover of religion closely mirrors similar attempts
in the past by the Punjabi elite in undivided Pakistan and the Sinhala
Buddhist chauvinists in Sri Lanka.
While Pakistan broke into two with the emergence of Bangladesh, Sri
Lanka went through one of the most brutal civil wars for over four
decades. Both countries witnessed genocides by their armed forces
against their own populations, for which no one has been punished to
this day. The results in India will be equally disastrous and if the
current trend continues, not very far in the future you can safely
forget the ‘Rashtra’ part of the Hindu Rashtra – there will be nothing
left for anyone to capture.
The second point to remember is that while the category ‘Hindu’ is
used by Hindutva ideologues cunningly to convey the idea of a monolith
collective of 800 million people – this is a population far too large,
diverse and defiant to be contained in a rigid, little box of
Brahmanical Hinduism without exploding. A little exploration of Indian
history reveals that it has indeed blown up several times in the past
too.
While from late Vedic times, Hindu upper castes sought unfettered
access to the labour, energy and resources of others, they did not
always get their way as people were not always obedient or submissive.
From ancient times – dating back to the Buddha and Lord Mahavir, or even
earlier – there had been a steady undercurrent of resistance
everywhere.
The Buddhists, Jains and diverse other groups, collectively called the ‘sramanas’
or ‘ascetics’, challenged domination of the Brahmins and the authority
of the Vedas. They did this through a combination of superior
philosophical arguments, debate, discussion, material help for the needy
and a strict code of personal ethics for their monks.
Even more significantly they mobilized different social groups –
merchants, peasants, artisans, workers- to stop paying the high taxes
imposed on them (an ancient GST) in the name of ‘ritual sacrifices’
imposed on all kinds of occasions – births, weddings, funerals, journey
to heaven and so on.
The Buddha and Mahavir diluted the caste hierarchy successfully,
introduced concepts like ahimsa, respect for all forms of life and the
religions they founded held sway over large parts of India for over
eight centuries. (Unfortunately, the Jains in contemporary times have
surrendered their independent identity to become a sub-sect of the Hindu
banias, forgetting their own historic contributions to Indian
philosophy, scientific knowledge and literature) .
Just as Buddhism and Jainism declined, first Muslim and much later British colonial rule robbed the savarna
of power in the subcontinent. During this period the various bhakti
movements in different parts of India also undercut the power of priests
by getting the peasantry to contact God directly without paying any
transaction fees to middlemen.
Even worse, when the country finally became independent – despite savarna
attempts to change its course – it turned out to be a secular Republic,
upholding a Constitution drafted by the Dalit icon Dr Ambedkar and run
by the atheist/agnostic Jawaharlal Nehru. While the upper castes did
find their way into power through the Congress Party, too many
compromises had to be made and it was not a satisfactory situation at
all for them.
For example, they had to deal with the lower castes getting jobs in
government institutions, setting up independent businesses of their own,
becoming educated or sometimes simply running away from the clutches of
their masters to the cities. In other words the modern Indian economy,
education and migration offered several options for the ‘slaves’ to
escape.
In Tamil Nadu the political revolt against Brahmin domination, led by
Periyar and the Dravidian movement in the forties and fifties
challenged upper caste hegemony and the imposition of Hindi
successfully. By the seventies and eighties, several oppressed Hindu
communities in northern India also got more organized and asserted their
new found wealth or political power – especially the Yadavs and Dalits.
It was around this time, that the savarnas of the cow-belt
decided to strike back. The assessment of this self-appointed ‘master
race’ was that if they did not act soon, then who would sweep those damn
floors or wipe their children’s asses? And besides – now that the
British, Muslims, Buddhists, Jains and so on had been vanquished – it
was time to resurrect Vedic India.
The problem was that the backward castes and Dalits were numerically
much bigger and getting more organized – so a scapegoat had to be found
and hatred used as the main weapon to mobilise the Hindus internally.
The Muslims – a community that had ceased to be a ruling class for
centuries – were a perfect target. Every problem in the country would be
blamed on the them and India’s ‘arch enemy’- Muslim-majority Pakistan.
It helped of course later when the United States also decided to take
up Muslim-bashing globally. For all its pretended patriotism the heart
of Hindutva beats really to the drums of white ‘Aryans’ from the West
and ironically of Zionists from Israel too– their stamp of approval is
the ultimate honour.
“We will build a temple for Shri Ram in Ayodhya”, they cried, and
that too exactly where the Babri Masjid stood, allegedly on the
‘birthplace’ of their Lord. Historical wrongs against the Hindus by
Muslim rulers from ages ago, according to them, had to be avenged.
Nothing – the Indian Constitution, Gandhi’s principle of non-violence,
other priorities of a poor country, rule of law or even common decency
would be allowed to come in the way.
What is significant today, is that, for the first time in independent
India, the votaries of Hindutva seem to have everything going their
way. Electoral power across country, support from captains of industry, a
servile bureaucracy, foot soldiers galore – very often armed – and a
media that emits only a great sucking sound every time it opens its
mouth. Even many from the oppressed communities – want to collaborate as
they estimate, being on top of the bandwagon is better than under it.
It seems just a matter of time before the die is cast (or caste
perhaps) and the coup complete. The construction of a temple to Shri Ram
in Ayodhya will be done just in time for the next general elections in
2019 (after that there may be no more elections). And who knows, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi may be officially anointed a new avatar of Lord Vishnu Himself (he certainly behaves like one already!).
The question before Indian citizens today is that, in this ancient
land of myriad faiths, languages and cultures, how can a few caste
groups from a small part of the country be allowed to wreck the modern
Indian Republic? A Republic built on the consensus for a secular
democracy forged during the country’s struggle for Independence? Are we
willing to see the dissolution of the country’s constitutional democracy
that guarantees every citizen equal rights, justice and opportunities
without exception and to be replaced by what?
For the truly religious or spiritual among the Hindus themselves it
is time to ask, are Indian history, culture and traditions the property
of a few self-appointed ideologues and their disciples? Does it not
represent a vast and rich body of knowledge and experiences with
contributions from everyone who has ever lived on this land? Do they
really want a narrow, Taliban version of Hinduism thrust upon them,
turning India into another Saudi Arabia or Pakistan?
As another Independence Day arrives on August 15 this year, all
Indians need to reflect on these questions as if their life depended on
it. The answers and actions based on them, will determine the survival
of many Indian citizens and the Indian Republic itself.
Satya Sagar is a public health worker and journalist who can be reached at sagarnama@gmail.com
The
1% chitpavan brahmins are rejoicing over the Speaker not allowing Ms
Mayawati to speak on the atrocities committed on SC/STs/Religious
Minorities and others of Sarvajan Samaj:
Chitpavans were not esteemed in social ranking, and were indeed
considered by other older brahmin castes as being an inferior caste of
Brahmins.They came in Country’s social mainstream in time somewhere
around Peshwas.
The community chitpavan brahmins remains
concentrated in Maharashtra but also has populations all over the
country and the rest of the world including the USA , UK and Canada.
After the fall of the Maratha Empire in 1818, the Chitpavans lost their
political dominance to the British. The British would not subsidize the
Chitpavans on the same scale that their caste-fellow, the Peshwas had
done in the past. Pay and power was now significantly reduced. Poorer
Chitpavan students adapted and started learning English because of
better opportunities in the British administration.
Some of the
prominent figures in the hindutva reform movements of the 19th and 20th
centuries came from the chitpavan brahmin community. These included
Dhondo Keshav Karve, Justice Mahadev Govind Ranade, Vinayak Damodar
Savarkar, Gopal Ganesh Agarkar, Vinoba Bhave, and Gopal Krishna Gokhale.
These reforms preached against the Hindu caste system establishment.
Yet, some of the strongest resistance to change also came from the very
same community. Jealously guarding their brahmin stature, the orthodox
among the chitpavans were not eager to see the Shastras challenged, nor
the conduct of the brahmins becoming indistinguishable from that of the
Sudras. The vanguard and the old guard clashed many times. Ranade and
other reformers were forced to offer penance for breaking purity rules.
D. K. Karve was ostracised. Even Tilak made a visit to Varanasi so that
he may not be excommunicated.
The Chitpavan community includes
two major politicians in the Gandhian tradition: Gopal Krishna Gokhale
whom Gandhi acknowledged as a preceptor, and Vinoba Bhave, one of his
outstanding disciples. Gandhi describes Bhave as the Jewel of his
disciples, and recognized Gokhale as his political guru. However, strong
opposition to Gandhi also came from within the chitpavan community. V D
Savarkar, the founder of the hindutva rashtra political ideology
hindutva, was a chitpavan brahmin. Several members of the chitpavan
community were among the first to embrace the hindutva ideology, which
they thought was a logical extension of the legacy of the Peshwas and
caste-fellow Tilak. These Chitpavans felt out of place with the Nation’s
social reform movement of Mahatama Phule . Large numbers of the
community looked to Savarkar, the Hindu Mahasabha and finally the RSS.
Gandhi’s assassins Narayan Apte and Nathuram Godse, drew their
inspiration from fringe groups in this reactionary trend.
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A US-based risk management and consulting company has put the
Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in its category of ‘Threat Group’ and
called it “a stealth, shadowy, discriminatory group that seeks to
establish a hindutva rashtra, a Hindu Nation.”
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Manu Smriti is the Constitution of
just 1% intolerant, violent, militant, number 1 terrorist organisation
of the world shooting, lynching lunatic, mentally retarded cannibal
psychopaths chitpavan brahmin Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks (RSS) ised BJP
(Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopath) and not our modern Constitution whose Chief
Architect Dr BR Ambedkar made provisions for equality, Liberty and
fraternity while RSS chief wanted reservation for SC/STs/OBCs to be
replaced by manusmriti that says brahmins as 1st rate athmas (souls),
Kshatriya, vysias, shudras as 2nd, 3rd, 4th rate souls and SC/STs having
no souls at all so that they can inflict any harm to
them. Buddha never believed in any soul. Buddha said all are equal.DrBR Ambedkar based his Modern Constitution on equality,liberty and fraternity.
Therefore the aboriginal inhabitants the Panchamas or the untouchables (SC/STs) have never accepted the varna system
Below the category of Sudras were the untouchables, or Panchamas (literally “fifth division”), who performed the most menial tasks. They were at the lowest rung of the society. Sometimes, the untouchables are kept out of the varna model. Although there has been much confusion and intermixing between jati and varna, they are different in origin also in function. The various castes in any region of India are hierarchically organized, with each caste corresponding to one or the other varna category. Traditionally, caste mobility has taken the form of movement up or down the varna scale. Indian castes are rigidly differentiated by rituals and beliefs that pervade all thought and conduct. Extreme upper and lower castes differ very vastly in day to day course, habits of everyday life and eating, worship and marriage ceremonies. There are literally thousands of subcastes in India, often with particular geographical ranges, occupational specializations, and an administrative or corporate structure. When Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian revolutionist, social reformer and freedom fighter, wanted to go to England to study law, he had to ask his subcaste, the Modh Bania, for permission to leave India. (”Bania”, means “merchant,” and “Gandhi” means “greengrocer” — from gandha, “smell, fragrance,” in Sanskrit — and hence Gandhi was a Vaishya.) Sometimes it is denied that the varnas are “castes” because, while “true” castes, the jatis, are based on birth, the varnas are based on the theory of the gunas (the “three powers” as mentioned in the Gita). This is no more than a rationalization: the varnas came first, and they are based on birth whereas the gunas came later, associated with both twice born and once born, caste and outcaste. Nevertheless, the varnas are now divisions at a theoretical level, while the jatis are the way in which caste is embodied for most practical purposes. Jatis themselves can be ranked in relation to each other, and occasionally a question may even be raised about the proper varna to which a particular jati belongs. As jati members change occupations and they rise in prestige, a jati may rarely even be elevated in the varna to which it is regarded as belonging
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manusmriti
Manusmriti
Modern reception
Views on Manusmriti have varied among Indian leaders. Ambedkar burnt it in 1927.
The Manusmrti has been subject to appraisal
and criticism. Among the notable Indian critics of the text in the
early 20th century was Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, who held Manusmriti as
responsible for caste system in India. In protest, Ambedkar burnt
Manusmrti in a bonfire on December 25, 1927. While Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar condemned Manusmriti. http://www.ambedkar.org/Babasaheb/Manusmruti_Dahan_Din.htm
Manusmruti Dahan Din
25th
of December. It is celebrated all over the Christian world as the birth
of Jesus Christ. But for the whole world of SC/STs, it is an important
day as “Manu Smruti Dahan Din”, as it was on this day in 1927 that
Manusmruti was publicly burned by Dr. Ambedkar, during the
“Maha-Sangharsha” of Mahad Satyagraha, and is an important mile stone in
SC/ST struggle against Brahmanism. Let us all remember this day with
pride.
Manuvadis had arranged that Ambedkar does not get a ground
for meeting, but a Muslim gentleman, Mr. Fattekhan, gave his private
land. They had arranged that no supplies of food, water or anything else
could be bought, so everything was brought from outside by our men. The
volunteers had to take a vow of five items:
1. I do not believe on Chaturvarna based on birth.
2. I do not believe in caste distinctions.
3. I believe that untouchability is an anathema on Hinduism and I will honestly try my best to completely destroy it.
4. Considering that there is no inequality, I will not follow any restrictions about food and drink among at least all Hindus.
5. I believe that untouchables must have equal rights in temples, water sources, schools and other amenities.
Dr.
Ambedkar came from Bombay by boat “Padmavati” via Dasgaon port, instead
of Dharamtar, though it is longer distance, because in the event of
boycott by bus owners, they could walk down five miles to Mahad.
Right
in front of the pendal of the meeting a “vedi” was created beforehand
to burn Manusmruti. Six people were labouring for two days to prepare
it. A pit six inches deep and one and half foot square was dug in, and
filled with sandle wood pieces. On its four corners, poles were erected,
bearing banners on three sides. Banners said, 1. “Manusmruti chi dahan bhumi”, i.e. Crematorium for Manusmruti. 2. Destroy Untouchability and 3. Bury the Brahmanism.
On
25th December, 1927, at 9 p.m., the book of Manusmruti was kept on this
and burned at the hands of Bapusahib Sahastrabuddhe and another five
six SC/ST sadhus.
In the pendal, there as only one photo, and
that was of M. Gandhi, so it seems, SC/ST leaders including Dr. Ambedkar
had yet to be disillusioned at Gandhi. At the meeting there was
Babasahib’s historical speech. The main points of speech:
We have
to understand why we are prevented from drinking water from this tank.
He explained Chaturvarna, and declared that our struggle is to destroy
the fetters of Chaturvarna, this was the starting point of the struggle
for equality. He compared that meeting with the meeting of 24th Jan.
1789, when Loui XVI of France had called a meeting of French peoples
representatives. This meeting killed king and queen, harassed and
massacred the upper classes, remaining were banished, property of the
rich was confiscated, and it started a fifteen year long civil war.
People have not grasped the importance of this Revolution. This
Revolution was the beginning of the prosperity of not only France but
whole of Europe and has revolutionized the whole World. He explained
French Revolution in detail. He then explained that our aim is not only
to remove untouchabilty but to destroy chaturvarna, as the root cause
lies there. He explained how Patricians deceived Plebeians in the name
of religion. The root of untouchabilty lies in prohibition of
inter-caste marriages, that we have to break, he thundered. He appealed
to higher varnas to let this “Social Revolution” take place peacefully,
discard the sastras, and accept the principle of justice, and he assured
them peace from our side. Four resolutions were passed and a
Declaration of Equality was pronounced. After this Manusmruti was burned
as mentioned above.
There was a strong reaction in Brahmanical
press, Babasahib was called “Bheemaasura” by one paper. Dr. Ambedkar
justified the burning of Manusmruti in various articles. He ridiculed
those people that they have not read the Manusmruti, and declared that
we will never accept it. For those who say it is an outdated booklet so
why give importance to it, he invited attention to atrocities on SC/STs
and said, these are because Hindus are following this book. And further
asked, if it is outdated, how does it matter to you if somebody burns
it. For those who enquire, what is achieved by SC/STs by burning it, he
retorted, what M. Gandhi achieved by burning foreign clothes, what was
achieved by burning “Dnyana-prakash” which published about marriage of
Khan-Malini, what was achieved by those who burned Miss Mayo’s book
“Mother India” in New York, what was achieved by boycotting Simon
Commission formed to frame political reforms? These were the forms of
registering the protests, so was ours against Manusmruti.
He
further declared, that if unfortunately, this burning of Manusmruti does
not result in destruction of “Brahmanya”, we will have to either burn
the “brahmanya-grast” people (i.e. affected by brahmanism), or renounce
Hinduism.
Let all of us pay tribute to this great day.
Manu Smriti is the Constitution of
just 1% intolerant, violent, militant, number 1 terrorist organisation
of the world shooting, lynching lunatic, mentally retarded cannibal
psychopaths chitpavan brahmin Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks (RSS) ised BJP
(Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopath) and not our modern Constitution whose Chief
Architect Dr BR Ambedkar made provisions for equality, Liberty and
fraternity while RSS chief wanted reservation for SC/STs/OBCs to be
replaced by manusmriti that says brahmins as 1st rate athmas (souls),
Kshatriya, vysias, shudras as 2nd, 3rd, 4th rate souls and SC/STs having
no souls at all so that they can inflict any harm to
them. Buddha never believed in any soul. Buddha said all are equal. DrBR Ambedkar based his Modern Constitution on equality,liberty and fraternity.
New Delhi: Former and current ABVP leaders and a section of
other students in JNU read out on Women’s Day verses from the Manusmriti and then set on fire sheets that advocate the oppression of women, drawing the Sangh’s outfit into a fresh stand-off on campus.
“Chapter 2, verse 213: It is the nature of women to seduce men in this world….
“Chapter 9, verse 3: Her father protects her in childhood, her husband
protects her in youth, and her sons protect her in old age; a woman is
never fit for independence,” read out former ABVP joint secretary
Pradeep Narwal.
Narwal rolled four A4 sheets with 40 verses from the two-millennia-old Manusmriti,
which codified the laws upholding the caste system. Lenin Kumar, a
former JNUSU president who now belongs to the Democratic Students
Federation that splintered from the SFI, asked around for a matchbox.
Lenin set ablaze the papers being held by him and Narwal. Others joined in with slogans such as ” JNU ki lal maati pe Manusmriti jali hai, jalegi! (the Manusmriti has burned and will burn on the red soil of JNU).”
In the afternoon, the JNU administration had denied permission for the event.
“If burning such a text is a crime, I accept the punishment for it. If asking for freedom fromManuvad is
sedition, we plead guilty. Asking freedom from a government is not
wrong. A patriot must always be ready to defend his country against a
government. Even (Narendra) Modi-ji demanded azadi from the previous
government,” he added.
The loudest slogan - ” Manuvad se Brahmanvad se takkar hai, Jai Bhim hamara nara hai!(our
fight is against Manu’s thought and Brahminism, our slogan is Hail Bhim
(Ambedkar)” - was raised by Jatin Goraya, the vice-president of JNU’s
ABVP unit. Goraya, 20, is an undergraduate student of Russian and hails
from Sonepat in Haryana.
“I want to force the ABVP to take a stand on the Manusmriti. I
have not resigned from my post yet. They don’t want to talk about caste
but there are ABVP members who do and I want them to come upfront,”
Goraya told this paper.
Three ABVP members, including Narwal, had quit the organisation over the sedition row and the Manusmriti last
month. The debate over the ancient text had gathered momentum after the
government’s response to Rohith Vemula’s suicide in the University of
Hyderabad in January.
On Tuesday, Goraya and three other ABVP members burned the Manusmriti. The ABVP has more than 20 active members on campus.
“I have two sisters. My parents are constantly worried about our safety,
about our dowry and marriage,” said Upasna Vashisht, a co-organiser of
the event and a student of Russian. “The Manusmriti may be old
but its ideology continues to harass us even today. We want an end to
this idea of women that has been perpetuated for so long.”
Narwal said that although there was no convention of seeking permission
for burning effigies - a regular feature in JNU - he did so to be
transparent. “I was told by security officer D.P. Yadav that
vice-chancellor M. Jagadesh Kumar has said it is a sensitive issue and
there is media presence, so he can’t allow any action that can cause
trouble. Dr Ambedkar burnt this book in 1927. The VC must decide what
path this varsity must choose - Manu or the Constitution,” Narwal added.
The event, which was attended by around 60 students across ideological
lines, was videographed by Yadav and other officials of a private
security firm.
A senior administrative official confirmed that permission was denied
and action against alleged violation of the varsity’s regulations would
be decided in the near future.
“It’s Women’s Day. Instead of just repeating platitudes, we want this
feeling of fear and societal pressure on women and SC/STs to end. This
burning is a symbolical beginning… that we are discarding our
unconstitutional traditions so citizens can live with respect…. Caste
discrimination in India can be traced to 500 AD after the laws of Manu were enforced widely,” Narwal said.
Goraya, who was considered an upcoming star in ABVP politics, told this
paper that two years in JNU had made him question his own beliefs.
Now the RSSised BJP after gobbling the Master Key meant for the downtrodden 99% people, by tampering, rigging and distorting the fraud EVMs/VVPATs to win elections they have started implementing their Manusmriti.
Let
us burn the effigies of this burnt theory manusmriti, RSS chief,
Murderers of democratic institutions (Modi) their chamchas, chelas,
stooges, slaves, bootlickers and own mothers flesh eaters online until
the entire EVM/VVPAT selected central and stat governments were
dissolved and go for fresh polls with paper ballots.
but
bro this book has divided the society.. how can it be good at any guve
reason. u know so many division were created and brahmin supremacy is
the plan behind this…
i
was born in vaysa family.. 3rd in category. and when i came to know
abt caste jati and all that. i went and read this book to figure out
what are my duties. i came to know i have alrights, i can visit temples
and i was in so so good spot, by all the time it only favors brahmin and
again brahmin and then again brahmin again and again and again…
sudras are devil according to this book.vaishyas are better off, and
kshatriya are give more moral duties,, who sit and eat is a brahmin and
does nothing.
These 33 Shocking Verses From Manusmriti About Women Will Infuriate You
Manusmriti or ‘Laws of Manu’, also known as ‘Manav Dharmashastra’ is
the earliest traditional literature in Hinduism. According to the Hindu
tradition, Manusmriti is a text which includes Lord Brahma’s wisdom.
However, the text is contradictory in itself and there are numerous
flaws when you take into consideration today’s contemporary society.
Clearly, this ancient Hindu text is not relevant to today’s society.
One
of these flaws is the portrayal of women. Apart from these laws, there
are various other laws about duties according to caste, and their
relation to women. In spite of society being an apparently progressive
one, there are many who continue to follow dogmatic traditions. A raped
woman stripped off of her clothes, painted black, and paraded naked in
the village on a donkey still makes news today.
Here is a list of
translated verses regarding the nature and treatment of women in
society, which will shock, surprise and mostly infuriate you:
#1. It is the nature of women to seduce men in this world; which is why even the wise are cautious in the company of women.
#2. Women, true to their character, are capable of
leading men – a fool and a learned man alike – astray in this world.
Both become slaves of desire.
#3. Wise
people should avoid sitting alone with one’s mother, daughter or
sister. Since carnal desire is always strong, it can lead to temptation.
#4. One should not marry women with reddish hair,
redundant body parts (such as 6 fingers), one who is often sick, one
without hair or excessive hair and one with red eyes.
#5. One should not marry women whose names are
similar to constellations, trees, rivers, those from a low caste,
mountains, birds, snakes, slaves or those whose names inspires terror.
#6. Wise men should not marry women who do not have a brother and whose parents are not well known in society.
#7.
Prudent men should marry those women who are free from bodily defects,
with beautiful names, grace like an elephant, moderate hair on the head
and body, soft limbs and small teeth.
#8. Food offered and served to a brahman after the Shradh ritual should not be seen by a chandal (a person belonging to low caste), a pig, a rooster, a dog, and a menstruating woman.
#9. A brahman,
a true defender of his class, should not have his meals in the company
of his wife and should avoid even looking at her. Furthermore, he should
not look at her when she is having her meals or when she sneezes/yawns.
#10. In order to preserve his energy and intellect, a brahman must
not look at women while she applies collyrium to her eyes, one who is
massaging her nude body or one who is delivering a child.
#11. One
should not accept meals from a woman who has extra marital relations;
nor from a family exclusively dominated/managed by women or a family who
has witnessed recent death.
#13. Girls
are supposed to be in the custody of their father when they are
children, women under the custody of their husband when married, and
under the custody of her son as widows. In no circumstances is she
allowed to assert herself independently.
#14. Men
may be lacking virtue, be sexual perverts, immoral and devoid of any
good qualities, and yet women must not cease to worship or serve their
husbands.
#15. Women
have no divine right to perform any religious ritual, make vows or
observe a fast. Her only duty is to obey and please her husband, if she
wants to be exalted in heaven.
#16.
After the death of her husband, let her emaciate her body by living
only on pure flowers, roots of vegetables and fruits. She should
not mention the name of any other men after her husband has died.
#17. Any
woman violating duty and code of conduct towards her husband, is
disgraced and would become a patient of leprosy. After death, she would
enter the womb of a jackal.
#18. In
case a lady enjoys sex with a man from a higher caste, the act is not
punishable. However, if she enjoys sex with lower caste men, she is to
be punished and kept in isolation.
#19. In
case a man from a lower caste enjoys sex with a woman from a higher
caste; the person in question is to be given the death sentence. And if a
person satisfies his carnal desire with women of his own caste, he
should be asked to pay compensation to the woman’s faith.
#20. In
case a woman tears the membrane (hymen) of her vagina, she shall
instantly have her head shaved or have two fingers cut off and made to
ride on Donkey.
#21.
If a female, who is proud of the greatness of her excellence or her
relatives, violates her duty towards her husband, the king shall arrange
to have her thrown before dogs at a public place.
#23. Consuming
liquor, association with wicked persons, separation from her husband
and sleeping for unreasonable hours – are demerits of women. Such women
are not loyal and have extra marital relations with men because of their
passion for men, immutable temper and heartlessness.
#24. While performing namkarm and jatkarm (rituals), Vedic mantras are not to be recited by women, because they lack in strength and knowledge of Vedic texts. Women are impure and represent falsehood.
#25. On
failure to produce an offspring, she may obtain offspring by
cohabitation with her brother-in-law or with some other relative on her
in-law’s side.
#26. He
who is appointed to live with a widow shall approach her at night, be
anointed with clarified butter and silently beget one son, but by no
means a second one.
#27. In
accordance with established law, the sister-in-law must be clad in
white garments; and with pure intent her brother-in-law will cohabit
with her until she conceives.
#28. Any
woman who disobeys orders even of her lethargic, alcoholic or diseased
husband shall be deserted for three months and be deprived of her
ornaments.
#29. A
barren wife may be superseded in the 8th year; she whose children die
may be superseded in the 10th year and she who bears only daughters may
be superseded in the 11th year; but she who is quarrelsome may be
superseded without delay.
#32. Brahman men can marry brahman, kshatriya, vaishnava and even shudra women but shudra men can marry only shudra women. However, in no situation should men from the other castes marry a shudra woman. If they do so, they would be responsible for the degradation of their family.
#33.
The offerings made by such a person at the time of established rituals
are neither accepted by God nor by the departed soul; guests would also
refuse to have meals with him and he is bound to go to hell after death.
Srushti
Govilkar is a Features Editor at Youth Connect. She is a passionate
writer, and a very strong feminist. She is a student of English
Literature, a voracious reader, a painter and loves to make people
laugh. Her latest muse is mythology which she often reads in a critical
manner and frequently raises questions about them. She is a movie junkie
and tries to watch as many movies as she can.
18 Dr. Ambedkar burns Manusmriti (Book of Inequality) in 1927
This is a short clip from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Movie. Manusmruti Dahan (Combustion of Manusmruti ): Manusmruti
is the mythological book of Hindus where rule of life has been written.
Hindus used to follow the rule of Manusmruti, it was nothing but a
bloody theory written by orthodox to keep SC/STs away from their rights
and allow hindus to exploit them. Manusmruti was a Devil thought of
Hindus. So another satyagraha was organized at Mahad later on the
same year on December 25-26, 1927, thousands of SC/STs publicly burnt
copies of the Manusmruti, the hated ancient symbol of Brahminical caste
and gender oppression. The leader of this revolutionary movement was Dr B
R Ambedkar, and it was with these two movements that Dr Babasaheb
Ambedkar emerged as Leader of SC/STs.
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BSP gears up to revive electoral fortunes in Uttar Pradesh civic polls
Mayawati’s Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is going all- out in the upcoming urban body elections in Uttar Pradesh.
For the first time in more than two decades, the party has decided to contest the civic election on its ‘elephant’ symbol.
The BSP, which had been in power in the country’s most populous state
for four terms, knows that it has to perform well in the upcoming polls
to keep its flock together.
Even though its base is stronger in
the state’s rural areas as compared to urban settlements, the party has
decided to contest the civic election on its symbol to prove that it is
still a force.
Former Uttar Pradesh minister Abdul Mannan of
Sandila (Hardoi) and his brother Abdul Hannan, also a former legislator,
were re-inducted into the party along with their supporters recently
who took the opportunity to blame Siddiqui for working against the
interest of the Muslim leadership within the BSP and said that Siddiqui
wanted that no other leader of his community should remain in the party
hence he managed their ouster.
He also accused Siddiqui of
misguiding Mayawati to damage the party in the state and strongly
condemned Siddiqui’s act of recording the conversation with the party’s
leadership, and said that such shameful act deserved him the punishment
which he received from Mayawati.
Other prominent Muslim leaders
who have returned to the party recently are former minister Anis Khan
alias Phool Babu and former MLA from Pihani (now Sadabad) Asif alias
Babu Khan.
Similarly, the party has also brought back its
prominent leader in the Bundelkhand region, Daddu Prasad re-inducting
him into the party fold. A close associate of BSP founder Kanshiram and a
former minister.
Former MPs Eshan Singh and Reena Chaudhary and
former minister Maya Prasad have also returned to the party fold along
with their supporters.
The BSP had not fought the urban body
polls on party symbol after 1995. BSP chief Mayawati has already
underlined the need to work with renewed vigour and missionary zeal
through a new strategy to deal with new challenges before the BSP
movement.
“Although the BSP movement is on a solid footing in the
state but ever since the Assembly poll results which have not been in
keeping with our hopes and preparations, casteist and communal forces
are upbeat and are spreading rumours to demoralise our party workers,”
the BSP chief had told her cadres in a recent meeting.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath’s minister in trouble for filing ‘false’ caste certificate to Election Commission
Tundla MLA Dr SP Singh Baghel is under controversy for allegedly using a
‘false’ caste certificate in his affidavit for the election.
First of all this bhogi, Rohi and desha dhrohi who got selected by
tampering the fraud EVMs should not be recognised as CM.He must be
booked under SC/ST atrocities act for insulting SC/STs with a non
bailable warrant and fined with Rs 10 lakhs. And dismiss his private
limited government and go for fresh polls with paper ballots along with
Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi)’s central private limited
government.
Barely two months after being sworn-in as a minister
in Uttar Pradesh government, Yogi Adityanath’s senior Cabinet senior
member and Tundla MLA Dr SP Singh Baghel’s has come under fire. The
Allahabad High Court has issued notice to Baghel to explain why he used a
Scheduled Caste (SC) certificate when he belongs to the Other Backward
Castes in his affidavit for the election.
Baghel had won the
election from Tundla Assembly seat of Firozabad district with a huge
margin this year. The seat was reserved for SC candidates this time and
Baghel had filed a caste certificate claiming that he belonged to the
‘Dhangar’ community, which comes under SC. However, former MLA of Tundla
Rakesh Babu filed a case against Baghel in the high court, claiming
that Baghel had lied in his affidavit and he actually belonged to
‘Gadariya’ community, which was a backward caste according to the UP
reservation rules.
Talking to India Today, Babu’s lawyer Rakesh
Gupta said that Baghel is originally a resident of Umri Village of
Auraiya district of UP. “He and his family belong to the ‘Garadiya’
community which is listed on the 19th place in the Schedule 1 of UP
Backward Castes Reservation Rules, 1994. Despite that, Baghel contested
the Tundla reserve seat elections on a falsified certificate, getting it
made in his Agra address even though he is a native of Auraiya,” Rakesh
Babu added.
Interestingly, Baghel has also been the national president of BJP’s Backward Caste Cell.
BAGHELS’S BROTHERS FROM GARADIYA COMMUNITY
Gupta talking to India Today said that there are very few people
belonging to the ‘Dhangar’ community in Uttar Pradesh and most of them
are concentrated around Sonbhadra district of UP, with a total
percentage of barely 0.01 per cent.
The court has also been
informed that Baghel’s elder brother Brajraj Singh and younger brother
Virendra Singh are both from the ‘Garadiya’ community. Baghel’s eldest
brother Vishambhar Singh’s son Hanumant Singh had tried to get a
‘Dhangar’ community certificate, which had been canceled by the district
committee. Gupta has also included documentary evidence along with the
petition, requesting that Baghel’s election be cancelled on these
grounds.
NOTICE ISSUED TO BAGHEL
Acting on this petition,
the court, headed by Justice MC Tripathi, has issued a notice to Baghel,
seeking his explanation on this issue.
Talking to India Today,
Baghel said that he will submit a written reply to the court and said,
“I do not think it is good to make any comments in the media on this
issue.”
A senior district official told India Today that the
Samajwadi Party government’s ordinance to grant SC/ST status to Garadiya
and 16 other backward communities has been stayed by the Allahabad High
Court. The SP government had issued this order on December 21-22 in
2016, which was blocked by the high court bench headed by Justice DV
Bhonsle and Justice Yashvant Verma on a PIL filed by Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar
Granthalay, Gorakhpur.
Such an order had been issued by the SP government in 2005 too, but it had been retracted before the matter went to the court.
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two months after being sworn-in as a minister in Uttar Pradesh
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Uttar Pradesh: After Saharanpur violence & crackdown on slaughterhouses, is BJP’s SC/ST outreach under threat?
The caste violence in Saharanpur and the gang rape and murder on a
highway near Bulandshahr have followed the depredations of the love
jehad and anti-Romeo squads and the Allahabad High Court’s intervention
in favour of the Muslim meat traders when it told Yogi Adityanath’s
Private limited government which got selected by tampering, rigging and
distorting the fraud EVMs to win elections, to issue licences to the
abattoirs which it had summarily closed down.
The bhogi’s
crackdown on the slaughterhouses on the grounds that many of them were
unlicensed was seen as a step specifically aimed at the Muslim community
which has been traditionally associated with the Rs 15,000 crore
industry.
The high court, however, said that a “check on unlawful
activity should be simultaneous with facilitating the carrying of
lawful activity, particularly that relating to food, food habits and
vending thereof that is undisputedly connected with the right to life
and livelihood”.
But even as meat is again available in Lucknow
and other cities and there has been a marginal decline in the targeting
of those involved in inter-faith romances, an even greater challenge has
emerged for the law-enforcing authorities in the caste conflicts
between SC/STs and Thakurs in the Saharanpur area.
The fact that
the Yogi/Bhogi/rohi/desh dhrohi himself is a Thakur hasn’t helped in
restoring amity between the two communities, especially when overzealous
officials told the Mushahars, another SC/ST group, to wash themselves
with soap and use deodorants before Yogi Adityanath visited their
Mainpur Kot village in Kushinagar district.
A similar incident
occurred when the Chief Minister went to the home of a martyred BSF
jawan where an air-conditioner was temporarily installed and a sofa put
in place during the visit.
Together with the violence in
Saharanpur, these incidents have caused a further strain in the
Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) relations with the SC/STs which is not
there, which suffered a major setback when a bright SC scholar, Rohith
Vemula, committed suicide in Hyderabad central university in January
last year following skirmishes between his group, the Ambedkar Students’
Association, and the BJP’s student wing, the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi
Parishad (ABVP).
There was a further blow to the BJP’s outreach
to the SC/STs which was never there, are never ther nor will continue to
be there, when the gau rakshaks (cow vigilantes) lynched a group of
SC/STs for skinning a cow, their traditional occupation, in Una in
Gujarat.
The fallout of these incidents has been the emergence of
a new generation of SC/ST leaders like the 30-year-old lawyer,
Chandrashekhar Azad “Ravan”, who led the so-called Bhim Army (named
after the Dalit icon, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar) for protests against
the Saharanpur violence in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar which is yet another
avathar of 1% intolerant, violent, militant, number 1 terrorists of the
world kepp on shooting, lynching lunatic and mentally retarded cannibal
chitpavan brahmin Rakshasa Swayam Sevak (RSS) psychopaths which has got
nothing to do with the aboriginal inhabitants (SC/STs).
Apart
from anything else, his call for a SC/ST-Muslim-backward caste alliance
against the BJP aims at undercutting Modi’s tactic of bringing the
non-Jatav SC/STs and non-Yadav backward castes to the BJP’s fold.
Suresh Khanna, has said that the state is too big to ensure “zero
crime”, which can nullify the party’s charges against the previous
government.
The expectation that Yogi/bhogi/rohi/desh drohi
Adityanath will live up to his reputation of being tough has been
nullified up to now even as the SC/ST-Thakur violence has reinforced the
BJP’s image as an upper caste party.
While the Muslims initially bore the brunt of saffron aggression, it is the SC/STs who now have reasons to be aggrieved.
The possibility, therefore, of an incipient SC/ST-Muslim-backward caste
combine being formed cannot be ruled out. Moreover, the fact that such
an alliance will not be a quiescent one is evident from the flaunting of
epithets like the Great Chamar, a previously pejorative term which has
now become a badge of honour.
For the BJP, the developments in
Uttar Pradesh have cast a shadow over the third anniversary celebrations
of its assumption of office at the Centre. It is obvious that the party
simply cannot afford to alienate yet another community, viz., the
SC/STs, when the Muslims may have distanced themselves even further from
the party in the wake of the ghar wapsi and love jehad campaigns by the
saffron brotherhood aimed at making them “return” to Hinduism and
against Hindu-Muslim affairs and marriages.
Party posts have been reassigned to include more OBCs, who abandoned the BSP during the recent Assembly elections
After a dismal showing in Uttar Pradesh elections, the Bahujan Samaj
Party has wasted no time and is back to the drawing board to stitch
together a rainbow coalition of castes with a special focus on the Other
Backward Communities, which observers feel deserted it in large
numbers.
The BSP had experimented with a SC/ST-Muslim combination
for the Assembly polls even as a number of leaders belonging to the
backward castes jumped ship to join the BJP.
The party has re-organised its community-based bhaichara (brotherhood) committees and assigned duties to top leaders to increase presence among various castes.
Office bearers
The rainbow caste alliances are also
reflected in the party’s choices for posts in the legislature. Senior
leader Lalji Verma has been nominated leader of the Legislature Party.
Mr. Verma, a four-time MLA and former minister, is a Kurmi, among the
largest backward castes in the State.
After Swami Prasad Maurya,
an OBC, quit the party last year to join the BJP just months before the
election, BSP chief Mayawati had nominated Gaya Charan Dinkar, a fellow
Jatav (Dalit) as the Leader of the Opposition. Mr. Dinkar however, lost
his seat in the polls. Uma Shankar Singh, MLA from Rasara in Ballia, has
been appointed deputy leader in the Vidhan Sabha. Mr. Singh is a
Kshatriya and one of the few BSP MLAs who won with a handsome margin.
One
of the BSP’s Brahmin faces and old loyalist Ramveer Upadhyaya has been
named chief whip, while Hargovind Bhargava, a Pasi (Dalit), and Shah
Alam alias Guddu Jamali, a Muslim MLA from Azamgarh, have been made
whips of the legislature party.
To increase outreach among various
castes, BSP chief Mayawati has also handed out responsibilities to more
than a dozen leaders. Sources said a special focus would be on the 17
most backward castes (MBCs), which have steadily deserted the BSP over
the last decade.
“The
process of distributing responsibilities will continue. We have been
asked to increase presence of the party among these castes and approach
them with new formats,” said a senior BSP leader from Bundelkhand.
Banking on Kanshiram
Party
sources also said leaders have been instructed to gather at least 100
“influential or active persons” belonging to the castes assigned to them
from each of the 403 Vidhan Sabhas. Old speeches of BSP founder
Kanshiram would also be played in every village to connect youth with
him. “For that purpose, various coordinators have been asked to purchase
projectors,” said a source, who attended Ms. Mayawati’s meeting of
elected legislators and co-coordinators held in Lucknow on Thursday.
While
Rajya Sabha member Satish Mishra continues to be responsible for
connecting Brahmins to the BSP, Mayawati-aide Nasimuddin Siddiqui and
his son Afzal Siddiqui will do the job among Muslims.
Uma Shankar
Singh will be in-charge of bringing Thakurs into the BSP fold in
Purvanchal, while Thakur Jaiveer Singh will play the same role in west
UP.
Ram Achal Rajbhar, besides holding the post of State
president, is in-charge of connecting with Rajbhars, a most backward
caste. Similarly, Lalji Verma is assigned the Kurmi caste, while former
Leader of the Opposition Gaya Charan Dinkar will work among the
Prajapatis, also an MBC.
Former MLC Virendra Chauhan is in-charge
of the noniya chauhans (a backward caste), R.S. Kushwaha, of the Maurya
and Kushwaha communities, former MLC Lal Chand Nishad has been given the
riverine Mallah communities while the Kashyap community (OBC) will be
under Ram Murti, a party coordinator from Bareilly.
Apart from
reorganising the party, the BSP has also plans to stage demonstrations
on the 11th of every month on their opposition to EVMs. The BSP has
alleged that its poor showing in the elections was due to tampering of
EVMs. The protests will be staged in every district headquarters in U.P.
and other State capitals.
Meanwhile, the
resignations from the party continue. Former Minister Kamla Kant Gautam
and former OSD to Ms. Mayawati, Gangaram Ambedkar, have quit the party
accusing the chief of straying from the path of Kanshiram.
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There is a Tamil adage “yanai vizhunthaal aadu kooda kitte poi vaalaattumam”-When an elephant falls ,even a goat would dare go near and wag its tail.
BSP never said all these. ‘The Hindu’ being the most progressive on planet earth can’t think beyond caste/religion!
Party posts have been reassigned to include more OBCs, who abandoned the BSP during the recent Assembly elections
After a dismal showing in Uttar Pradesh elections, the Bahujan Samaj
Party has wasted no time and is back to the drawing board to stitch
together a rainbow coalition of castes with a special focus on the Other
Backward Communities, which observers feel deserted it in large
numbers.
The BSP had experimented with a Dalit-Muslim combination
for the Assembly polls even as a number of leaders belonging to the
backward castes jumped ship to join the BJP.
The party has re-organised its community-based bhaichara (brotherhood) committees and assigned duties to top leaders to increase presence among various castes.
Office bearers
The
rainbow caste alliances are also reflected in the party’s choices for
posts in the legislature. Senior leader Lalji Verma has been nominated
leader of the Legislature Party. Mr. Verma, a four-time MLA and former
minister, is a Kurmi, among the largest backward castes in the State.
After
Swami Prasad Maurya, an OBC, quit the party last year to join the BJP
just months before the election, BSP chief Mayawati had nominated Gaya
Charan Dinkar, a fellow Jatav (Dalit) as the Leader of the Opposition.
Mr. Dinkar however, lost his seat in the polls. Uma Shankar Singh, MLA
from Rasara in Ballia, has been appointed deputy leader in the Vidhan
Sabha. Mr. Singh is a Kshatriya and one of the few BSP MLAs who won with
a handsome margin.
One of the BSP’s Brahmin faces and old
loyalist Ramveer Upadhyaya has been named chief whip, while Hargovind
Bhargava, a Pasi (Dalit), and Shah Alam alias Guddu Jamali, a Muslim MLA
from Azamgarh, have been made whips of the legislature party.
To
increase outreach among various castes, BSP chief Mayawati has also
handed out responsibilities to more than a dozen leaders. Sources said a
special focus would be on the 17 most backward castes (MBCs), which
have steadily deserted the BSP over the last decade.
“The
process of distributing responsibilities will continue. We have been
asked to increase presence of the party among these castes and approach
them with new formats,” said a senior BSP leader from Bundelkhand.
Banking on Kanshiram
Party
sources also said leaders have been instructed to gather at least 100
“influential or active persons” belonging to the castes assigned to them
from each of the 403 Vidhan Sabhas. Old speeches of BSP founder
Kanshiram would also be played in every village to connect youth with
him. “For that purpose, various coordinators have been asked to purchase
projectors,” said a source, who attended Ms. Mayawati’s meeting of
elected legislators and co-coordinators held in Lucknow on Thursday.
While
Rajya Sabha member Satish Mishra continues to be responsible for
connecting Brahmins to the BSP, Mayawati-aide Nasimuddin Siddiqui and
his son Afzal Siddiqui will do the job among Muslims.
Uma Shankar
Singh will be in-charge of bringing Thakurs into the BSP fold in
Purvanchal, while Thakur Jaiveer Singh will play the same role in west
UP.
Ram Achal Rajbhar, besides holding the post of State
president, is in-charge of connecting with Rajbhars, a most backward
caste. Similarly, Lalji Verma is assigned the Kurmi caste, while former
Leader of the Opposition Gaya Charan Dinkar will work among the
Prajapatis, also an MBC.
Former MLC Virendra Chauhan is in-charge
of the noniya chauhans (a backward caste), R.S. Kushwaha, of the Maurya
and Kushwaha communities, former MLC Lal Chand Nishad has been given the
riverine Mallah communities while the Kashyap community (OBC) will be
under Ram Murti, a party coordinator from Bareilly.
Apart from
reorganising the party, the BSP has also plans to stage demonstrations
on the 11th of every month on their opposition to EVMs. The BSP has
alleged that its poor showing in the elections was due to tampering of
EVMs. The protests will be staged in every district headquarters in U.P.
and other State capitals.
Meanwhile, the
resignations from the party continue. Former Minister Kamla Kant Gautam
and former OSD to Ms. Mayawati, Gangaram Ambedkar, have quit the party
accusing the chief of straying from the path of Kanshiram.
Seeks Rs. 14 cr. in damages from Bench for stopping his work
Calcutta High Court judge C.S. Karnan has “refused to accept” the bailable warrant issued against him by the Supreme Court in a suo motu
contempt of court order.
On Friday, West Bengal Director General
of Police (DGP), Surajit Kar Purkayastha, along with several
high-ranking officials went to Justice Karnan’s residence in the New
Town area on the eastern fringes of the city to hand over the warrant.
“I
rejected the same [the warrant] after assigning valid reasons. This
kind of demeaning acts from your Lordships and further perpetrating the
Atrocities Act ( Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes [ Prevention of
Atrocities Act], 1989) is absolutely out of law to the utter
embarrassment of a Dalit judge,” Justice Karnan stated in a letter to
the seven-judge Bench of the Supreme Court.
‘Stop harassment’
He also urged the Bench to “stop further harassments” and “uphold the dignity and decorum of our courts.”
Justice
Karnan sought a compensation of Rs. 14 crore from the seven judges of
the Supreme Court for having stopped his judicial and administrative
work.
In the letter he accused them of having disturbed his mind
and his normal life, “besides you have insulted me in the general
public…”
“Now all seven Judges shall pay a part of the
compensation within a period of seven days from the date of receipt of
this order,” he said.
The Supreme Court had earlier directed the DGP to serve the warrant on him.
Accordingly, the police team reached the judge’s house on Friday.
“The
DGP of West Bengal, the ADGP of Intelligence-Criminal Investigation
Department [CID] and a Superintendent of Police [SP] from Tamil Nadu,
along with about 20 police personnel, came to Justice Karnan’s residence
today [Friday] to hand over the warrant. But he refused to accept it,”
Justice Karnan’s lawyer W. Peter Ramesh told The Hindu
.
He alleged that the police personnel “barged into the compound” of Justice Karnan’s residence.
“Not only did they [the police] enter the compound by force but they also slapped a security guard of the building,” he said.
He said that they were “considering legal action” against the police for “barging and trespassing” into the judge’s residence.
No force used: Police
However,
State police officials not only claimed that Justice Karnan “accepted”
the warrant but also denied the allegation that they had forcefully
entered the judge’s residence.
Speaking to The Hindu
, Additional Director General of CID Rajesh Kumar, who visited the
judge’s residence said he had “accepted” it. “He gave his observation on
the warrant in writing and accepted it,” said Mr. Kumar.
Last
month the Supreme Court issued a contempt of court notice against
Justice Karnan for allegedly degrading the judicial institution.
Calcutta
High Court judge Justice C S Karnan showed no signs of relenting on
Friday when attempts were made to deliver to him a bailable warrant
issued by the Supreme Court in a contempt case to ensure his appearance
before it on March 31. In a letter to the 7-judge bench headed by Chief
Justice J S Khehar that issued the warrant, Justice Karnan said he
rejected the warrant. Justice Karnan has sought a compensation of Rs 14
crore from the seven SC judges for having stopped his judicial and
administrative work. The SC initiated contempt proceedings against
Justice Karnan after he continuously levelled allegations against the
Madras high court chief justice and other judges. But he has said that
the SC judges have no rights to issue a warrant against a sitting judge
and alleged that he was being targeted for being a SC.
All the 80 democracies in general and ours in particular will be happy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3FeaMu_1EQyYmw1c2hYVzhMbEE/view
if
the ex CJI Sathasivam who committed a grave error of judgement by
ordering that the EVMs to be replaced in a phased manner on the advise
of ex CEC Sampath because of the cost of Rs 1600 crores involved in
replacing the entire EVMs are punished for murdering democracy.
The
CJI must order for dissolving the Central and state governments
selected by these EVMs and go for fresh polls with Ballot Papers until
the entire EVMs are replaced in 2019 as said by the CEC.
Murderer of democratic institutions should not be allowed to campaign any polls.
http://zeenews.india.com/…/2019-general-elections-to-have-p… The present CEC said that entire EVMs will only be replaced in 2019. But he did not say that paper ballots followed in 80 democracies of the world will be used in all the elections till the entire EVMs were replaced.
http://indianexpress.com/…/up-panchayat-polls-bsp-back-to-…/ Ms Mayawati’s BSP won majority of UP Panchayat elections because of the paper ballots while it last in Lok Sabha elections because of the fraud EVMs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjl3DrhoWa8&t=7s
RSS men are not prevented from campaigning to BJP though it is a top terrorist organisation:
BJP (Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths) remotely controlled by just 1% intolerant, militant, shooting, lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded chitpawan brahmin psychopaths of RSS (Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks ) for their stealth, shadowy, discriminatory hindutva cult rashtra are themselves the top terrorists of the world.
America enlisted RSS in one of the Biggest Terrorist Organisation in the World
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KOLKATA: Claiming that the activists of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) have been indicted in at least 13 terror cases across India, former Maharashtra inspector general of police S M Mushrif on Thursday described the BJP’s ideological mentor as India’s number one terrorist organisation.
“RSS activists have been chargesheeted in at least 13 cases of terror acts in which RDX has been used. If organisations like Bajrang Dal are taken into the account, then the number of such cases goes up to 17,” Mushrif said at an event in Kolkata.
“The RSS is India’s number one terrorist organisation, there is no doubt on this,” said Mushrif, referring to the 2007 Mecca Masjid bombing in Hyderabad, the 2006 and 2008 Malegaon blasts in Maharashtra and the 2007 Samjhauta Express bombings among others.
During elections they attempt to provoke violence by raking up issues such as Triple Talaq, Removal of reservation, RSSIse Ram Temple, RSSised anti-reservationist Sardar patel statue and RSSised Shivaji statue costing Rs 3000 crores each.But not for replacing the entire EVMs which costs Rs 1600 crores according to ex CEC Sampath because of which the ex CJI had committed a grave error of judgement by ordering that the EVMs should be replaced in a phased manner. Only 8 out of 543 lok Sabha 2014 were replaced. This helped Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) to gobble the Master Key. Henve without any fear he is indulging in issues like the DEMONItisation anti reservation etc., The present CEC says taht only in 2019 the entire EVMs will be replaced. Till such time he never ordered for Ballot Papers to be used which helped BSP of Ms Mayawati ti win majority seats in UP Panchayat elections.
It is the duty of all people for democracy, liberty, freedom, equality and fraternity as enshrined in our Modern Constitution including the present CJI to dissolve all Central and State governments selected by these fraud EVMs and go for fresh elections with Ballot Papers till entire EVMs were replaced.
And to initiate legal action on BJP and RSS for their terrorist activities.And also ban these outfits.
Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) is least bothered about his DEMONetisation as he is distorting the EVM.
खबरदार चुनाव जीतने के लिए भाजपा EVM से छेड़छाड़ कर सकती है | BJP may distort EMV to win election youtube.com
Since Modi’s wishes are fraud EVMs he is riding on them.
Ms
Mayawati’s BSP has already got 80% of the seats in recently held UP
Panchayat elections. Now with the Law and order situation which did not
even spare Dimple the wife of CM rally who said that she will complain
to him and DEMONetisation of Modi, BSP will win all the seats.
See Truth as Truth and Untruth as Untruth. Modi says Aklesh as naqal Akelesh asks whom did Modi copy when he wore a costly suit. Ms Mayawati said that she would sit in the opposition seat rather than allying with the BJP.
Manyawar
Kashiram said: All along I was walking in the Techno-Politico-Socio
Transformantion and Economic Emancipation Movement path. On my path a
donkey crossed and asked me to sit on its back. I also started riding on
its back. Then the donkey started jumping here and there so I got
down”. This was when scribes asked why he joined hands with RSS BJP. The
whole world knows. But SP is trying to wade away Muslims fro the whole
hearted and the whelming support they are rendering to BSP. he will not
succeed. Voters know that the on going donkey fight of Jathi Familywadi parites intitaiated from Kanshiram ji.
Mayawati dared Samajwadi Party and
said “post election, the Samajwadi Party would be on ventilator, and
uncle Shivpal will fulfil the formalities, if needed”
Launching
a sharp attack on the BJP in her rally in Ballia, the BSP chief said,
“If the BJP comes to power in UP, they will impose the RSS agenda and
end reservation… I have got this information from reliable sources”.
Modi
worked towards the commissioning of RSSised
anti-reservation leader statue, shivaji, Shiva at a cost of Rs 3000
crores each while unable to fund Rs 1600 crores to replace the entire
EVMs as it is beneficial to him gobble the Master Key while SP is
working towards pushing a punctured cycle voters singing Jai Jai shiva
shankar SP cycle puncture.
Modi
is for his shamshaan-kabristan and all he had in his heart was
discrimination, be it on caste-religion, on Diwali-Ramzan, on
Shamshaan-Kabristan. He himself is like Shiva whose burst he unveiled as
he is the security guard and watch and ward of crematarioums and
burrial grounds after converting the entire country as such after a cylinder has shot up from Rs 400 to Rs 700 and leaving the country in distress due to DEMONetisation and not provided 24-hour power supply to Kashi or did not give more electricity on Diwali or Ramzan.
When
the BJP, SP, Congress all Jathi Familywadi Parties vultures of a
feather flock together feeding on the bodies of the Sarvajan Samaj and
who are the chips of the Rakshasa Swayam Sevak (RSS) block a majority of
people in their rallies dance and create ruckus as shouted that they
were creating law and order problems and would complain to the CM. BJP
Katiya said that Smriti Irani was more beautiful than Priyanka Gandhi
and people rush to just see her while the congress said the vice versa
as they were conducting beauty contest and fasion shows to attract
voters. The RSS governor of Megalya had converted the Raj Bhavan into a
Young womens club.
“If BSP forms government, it will not sit idle…it will divide UP into
four smaller states, including Purvanchal, as proposed by the previous
BSP government,” Mayawati had said at an election meeting in Gorakhpur.
Gorakhpur is the hub of eastern UP or Purvanchal, the area which is
considered to have lagged behind in development. Polling will take place
in this area in the sixth and penultimate phase on March 4.
Mayawati had passed a resolution in the UP Assembly towards the fag end
of her government in 2011 to carve out Harit Pradesh (western UP),
Poorvanchal (eastern UP), Bundelkhand and Awadh.
“Your
under-developed district can’t be developed till the creation of a
separate state. Efforts in this direction will be stepped up if the BSP
comes to power. This election, you need to punish the Congress, BJP and
SP, which have been opposing creation of Purvanchal,” Mayawati had said
on Sunday.
It was the BSP which had taken a concrete step in this direction by passing a resolution for division of UP.
Mayawati, who has been a strong supporter of the issue, had also used
it to corner the Samajwadi Party on development and law and order
issues, maintaining that smaller states could be governed better.
She had first raised the issue way back in 2007.
Sarva samaj icon Dr BR Ambedkar, the architect of the Constitution, by
whose name Mayawati swears, had recommended division of Uttar Pradesh
in his book “Bhashayi Rajya”.
Both BJP and Congress had supported
the resolution brought by Mayawati in the House. But, as Mayawati lost
power in 2012 since both Congress and BJP distorted EVM to win
elections, her demand lost steam and the issue surprisingly finds no
mention in manifestos of other parties or in speeches made by their
leaders this time.
Gorakhpur is the hub of eastern UP or Purvanchal, the area which is considered to have lagged behind in development.
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FEBRUARY 2017 Last Updated at 11:59 NATIONALOPINION
Mayawati Untouchable For Media, Not For The Voters
The truth about Mayawati’s media blackout is far more inconvenient and
lies in the social and caste biases inherent in the structure of media.
Mayawati Untouchable For Media, Not For The Voters
Votes have been cast for more than half of the Assembly constituencies
in Uttar Pradesh. The million-dollar question that now stares in the
faces of political pundits is that who will form the UP government.
Scanning newspapers and news channels to unravel the mystery will give
you an answer that highly favours the saffron tide. The media pundits
have been harping on the failure of Samajwadi Party-Congress (SP-INC)
alliance, making Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) appear as the clear
winner.
If our great TV anchors were to be believed, then BJP has either already
won the elections or is just on the verge of emerging victorious while
Akhilesh Yadav and Rahul Gandhi are conspiring to dethrone Prime
Minister Narendra Modi. This trend is more dominant in the Hindi and
vernacular media, which clearly have a saffron-tint in their reporting.
The spin-doctors are not even ready to acknowledge the fact that
Akhilesh Yadav has been chief minister for past five years, and it is
actually Narendra Modi and Amit Shah, who are trying to topple Yadav
from state’s top post. (Though, this is a perfectly justified poll
tactic and a legitimate democratic process.)
Narendra Modi has been playing a vital role in the UP elections, but the
onus of a BJP win does not lie with Modi. In case BJP loses, Modi will
not be touched, the media spin-doctors would conveniently place the
blame on Amit Shah alone.
The battle being portrayed is that of BJP versus SP-INC alliance. What
the media is blatantly and deliberately negating is the strong position
that the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) may have in the polls.
The media seems to have taken Modi’s joke about BSP suffering the most
due to demonetization, a bit too seriously. Since BSP had the biggest
coffers of black money after note-bandi, the BSP has no money to pay off
newspapers and television channels. Thus, the media has nothing to gain
by showing behenji in good light. But money is not the lone factor
responsible for Mayawati’s media blackout; the truth is far more
inconvenient and lies in the social and caste biases inherent in the
structure of media.
So deeply ingrained are these biases that they fail to acknowledge
statistics, hard hitting facts and numbers. Sample this: Mayawati has
been successfully elected as the UP CM for as many as four times. Before
Akhilesh Yadav, she was the only CM in UP to have successfully
completed a five-year tenure. Behenji has a formidable mass base, which
helped her garner 25.91 percent votes in the 2012 UP Assembly elections
and 19.6 percent in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. When she became the
chief minister in 2007 by polling over 30 percent votes, her rival
Samajwadi Party got 25.43 percent, which brought 97 Assembly seats to
the party, making it the second largest party in the house.
So where was BJP all this while? In 2002, BJP got 16.5 percent of votes,
in 2007 it got 15 percent of votes; and in 2012, it got 16 percent of
votes. Thus, what can be the reason for projecting a party that has been
merely oscillating between 15 and 16 percent in the past 15 years,
while its contenders have always scored over 20?
Another question that arises: Is Akhilesh Yadav being given so much
importance (after BJP) because his party has entered into alliance with
the Congress?
The answers to these questions are more complicated than what it
appears. Let’s talk first about the importance being given to Akhilesh
Yadav. It will be quite correct to say that Akhilesh does not have any
charge of corruption against him in his tenure of past five years as
Chief Minister. It may also be more or less right to say that he has
turned out to be perfect on the yardstick of ‘development’ that all the
political parties swear by nowadays. A mere digging or building can be
termed as development now. Holistic and sustainable development is now
confined to textbooks.
Of all these factors, what stands out is how Akhilesh emerged victorious
in the Yadav family feud in the last phase of his rule in UP. This
indicates that the tasks he could not accomplish during his term,
because of family pressure, may well be taken forward once he wins.
Ignoring Mayawati so blatantly points to a well thought-out strategy by
the media and intellectual class. Among the leaders espousing the cause
of the underprivileged, Dalits and backward sections of the society in
North Indian politics, Mayawati’s is the lone voice. Lalu Yadav too was a
prominent voice, but after being convicted, his role in politics has
been restricted.
Meanwhile, other political leaders, like Mulayam Singh Yadav, who were
born out of the social justice movement, have compromised their style of
politics to lure their vote banks.
But Mayawati has been consistent with her brand of politics. She derives
strength from the voices of the Dalits. While her stand on communalism
has not been very clear. Thrice, in her four times as the chief
minister, Mayawati has formed the government with the support of BJP.
Yet she never gave BJP a chance to vitiate communal harmony in the state
–which has primarily been the saffron party’s agenda. She instead, used
the support in her favour to strengthen her vote bank and then very
opportunistically washed her hands off BJP.
Another fact that cannot be ignored is when RSS spokesman Manmohan
Vaidya pitched in for abolishing job reservations, she was the lone
leader, along with Lalu Yadav to oppose it. No one else, including
Akhilesh dared to speak up. And why would they? Staying silent on the
issue would probably get them the upper-caste votes, so why take the
risk?
Mulayam Singh Yadav –who boasted about being the son of the soil and
champion of secularism and social justice –has been sidelined by his
son. At the same time Akhilesh and Nitish Kumar too, are a league apart
from Mayawati’s brand of politics. They do not have a legacy behind them
and they find themselves twiddling their thumbs while dealing with
communalism. Though they belong to a backward caste, their appearance
and style appeal more to the upper middle class. They miss out terribly
on social justice scale. Thus, upper-caste dominated media does not have
the kind of hatred against Akhilesh and Nitish that it shows against
Mayawati and Lalu. And quite understandably, this is precisely why
Mayawati is being sidelined by the media, despite being one of the most
formidable contenders in UP.
(Writer is Delhi based journalist. Views are personal)
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Why are you still making noises against the reservation. Read this. A study team of brahmins worked for 2 months, the status of Brahmins in all States all prepar ed a brief note on the study. The Brahmins should know their position and power in the Country: Brahmin population, State wise: 1. Jammu & Kashmir - 2 lakhs and 4 lakhs left the State. 2. Punjab - 9 lakhs 3. Haryana -14 lakhs 4. Rajasthan - 78 lakhs 5. Gujarat - 60 lakhs 6. Maharashtra - 45 lakhs 7. Goa - 5 lakhs 8. Karnataka - 45 lakhs 9. Kerala -12 lakhs 10. Tamil Nadu -30 lakhs 11. Andhra Pradesh -24 lakhs 12. Chattisgarh - 24 lakhs 13. Odisha -37 lakhs 14. Jarkhand - 12 lakhs 15. Bihar - 98 lakhs 16. West Bengal - 18 lakhs 17. Madhya Pradsh - 42 lakhs 18. Uttar Pradesh - 2 crores 19. Uttarkhand - 20 lakhs 20. H.P. - 45 lakhs 21. Sikkim - 1 lakh 22. Assam - 10 lakhs 23. Mizoram - 1.5 lakhs 24. Arunahal Pradesh - 1 lac 25. Nagaland - 2 lakhs 26. Manipur - 7 lakhs 27. Meghalaya - 9 lakhs 28. Tripura - 2 lakhs Of this - Maximum Brahmin populated State is U.P. Minimum Brahmin populated State is Sikkim. Maximum Govt employed Brahmins is in West Bengal. Maximum per centage Brahmin population is Uttarkhand with 20% population . Maximum literate Brahmins are in Kerala and Himachal Prdesh Maximu number of well positioned Brahmins are in Assam. Maximum number of C.Ms. produced State is Rajasthan. Maximum number of Educated Brahmins are n U.P. In Lokh Sabha the Brahmins are 48%, In Rajyasabha 36%. In India of the total Governors Brahmins are 50% Brahmin Cabnet Secretaries 33% Brahmins in Ministries secretariat is 54% Additional secretaries 62% Personal secretaries 70% University Vice-chancellors 51% Supreme Court judges 56% High Court Judges 40% Indian Ambassadors 41% In Public Sector undertakings Brahmins: Central Govt. Undertakings : 57% State Govt undertakings : 82% Bank employees 57% Airlines 61% IAS Officers 72% IPS Officers 61% TV artsts and Bollywood 83% CBI/Customs employed 72% Whatapp group is managed by 59% Brahmins FB is managed by 50% Brahmins 80% of world’s top 500 Companies are managed by Brahmins.
If wishes were EVMs then BJP would ride on them Ms Mayawati’s BSP has already got 80% votes in the last Panchayat elections of Uttar Pradesh conducted with Ballot Papers. Now with Modi’s notorious DEMONetisation BSP will win all the seats.
Pinky pinky ponkey Rahul, Modi, SP had a donkey going in search of votes in EVM to win as the donkey ate the Ballot paper !
Because
of the BJP, Congress, SP and all their allies which are vultures of a
feather flock together on the bodies of Sarvajan Samaj have left the
country in Rahu kaalam ever since this country got independence.
The Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths
(BJP)’s business is to create hatred with their agenda of caste and
communalism.Sp by creating law and order situation. Modi is
commissioning anti-reservation leaders statues at the cost of Rs 3000
crores nad RSSised Shivaj and Shiva at the same cost. He does not allot
Rs 1600 crores for replacing the entire EVMs as BJP uses them to win
elections by distorting them. Throughout the country in all the
districts crematariums and burrial grounds are not commissioned.
electricity is not provided for Buddha Jayanti and all other religious
festivals.
Insulting women of this motherland BJP, Congress, SP
Jathi Familywadi parties have now created law and order problems in this
election. Instead of asking votes on development for the people in the
Centre and state, the BJP Katiar says Smirity Irany is beautiful than
Priyanka Gandhi. Very appearance of her brings rush to the rallies.
Congress claims Priyanka is more beautiful than Irani. For the sake of
votes beatuy contest and fashion shows are being conducted.
The
RSS Governor converted Raj Bhavan in Megalaya as Young Womens club
conducting catwalks. Dimple says that her party workers are misbehaving
and she will complain to the CM and Irani has acted in many hindi
serials.
Use and throw curry leaves of
Rakshasa Swayam Devaks (RSS) Chor Guru Chandal Shisya Murderer of
democratic institutions (Modi) and shahji !
http://history.edri.org/edri-gram/number7.5/no-evoting-germany Digital Civil Rights in Europe
The German Federal Constitutional Court decided on 3 March 2009 that
electronic voting used for the last 10 years, including for the 2005 general
elections, was unconstitutional and therefore not to be used for the next
elections in September 2009.
The court ruled that the use of the electronic machines contradicts the
public nature of elections and the equipment used in 2005 had some
shortcomings. However, as there has been no evidence of errors in the
past, the results of the previous elections remain valid.
The use of e-voting was challenged by political scientist Joachim Wiesner
and his son, physicist Ulrich Wiesner who complained that the system was not
transparent because the voter could not check what actually happened to his
vote, being actually asked to blindly trust the technology. The voting
machines which are manufactured by the Dutch firm Nedap, do not print out
receipts. In the plaintiffs’ opinion, the results could be manipulated.
A petition signed by over 45 000 people in 2005, trying to ban e-voting, had
been rejected by the German Government. Now, the court ruled that the
Federal Voting Machines Ordinance having introduced e-voting was
unconstitutional because it did not “ensure that only such voting machines
are permitted and used which meet the constitutional requirements of the
principle of the public nature of elections.”
Also the court considered that, differently from the traditional voting
system where manipulations and frauds are much more difficult involving a
high degree of effort and a high risk of detection, “programming errors in
the software or deliberate electoral fraud committed by manipulating the
software of electronic voting machines can be recognised only with
difficulty.” Also, in the court’s opinion, the electors should be able to
verify how their vote is recorded without having to possess detailed
computer knowledge. “If the election result is determined through
computer-controlled processing of the votes stored in an electronic memory,
it is not sufficient if merely the result of the calculation process carried
out in the voting machine can be taken note of by means of a summarising
printout or an electronic display.”
A campaign against electronic voting has been initiated by EDRi member Chaos
Computer Club together with the Dutch foundation Wij vertrouwen
stemcomputers niet (We don’t trust voting computers) because of the risk of
electronic errors and the potential for abuse.
After a group of hackers had succeeded in tampering with similar machines in
the Netherlands in 2006, the Dutch Government imposed a moratorium on the
use of electronic voting machines and Ireland also has banned electronic
voting.
German Court Rules E-Voting Unconstitutional (3.03.2009)
Questioning Amit Shah’s statement on development in Uttar Pradesh
Mayawati said, “Amit Shah has said that rivers of milk will flow in U.P once the BJP government is formed.
Where are these rivers in the states where BJP is currently in power?”
Criticizing the policies of the Samajwadi Party, the BSP leader said,
“The Samajwadi Party has copied various development schemes of the BSP
by merely changing their names. An important policy is the Samajwadi
Pension Yojana, which was originally called Maha Maya Gareeb Arthik
Madad Yojana.”
Deoria, Uttar Pradesh: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)
supremo Mayawati on Monday said “Muslims voting for the Samajwadi Party
(SP) would eventually end up helping the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)”.
“The Samajwadi Party has been divided into two sections, one of Shivpal
Yadav and one of Akhilesh Yadav. These two sections will internally try
to bring down each other’s candidates instead of trying to win. In such
a situation, the vote bank of SP will also be divided into two
sections, and hence in this situation if muslims of Deoria vote for SP,
their vote will directly benefit the BJP,” she said at a rally in
Deoria.
Use and throw curry leaves of
Rakshasa Swayam Devaks (RSS) Chor Guru Chandal Shisya Murderer of
democratic institutions (Modi) and shahji !
Modi, Shah ‘dreaming of harming’ Uttar Pradesh: Mayawati
Hitting back at Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah, BSP supremo Mayawati
today termed them as “guru-chela” who, she claimed, are “dreaming of
harming” Uttar Pradesh.
“Guru and chela have together harmed the
country… ‘guru’ means Modi and ‘chela’ means Shah… now, they
together are dreaming of harming the state,” she alleged at an election
rally here.
There is no other Kasab (meaning terrorist) bigger
than the BJP president… Gujarat is an example before you to see and
ensure that this Kasab does not come (to power) here.
She said,
“Muslims need to vote en masse for the BSP, whose SC/ST/OBC/poor UCs
vote is intact and is ready to defeat the BJP… if Muslims vote for the
BSP, the BJP will get a setback and it will not be able to come to
power in the state.
Alleging that minorities, especially Muslims,
are being given “step-motherly treatment” she cautioned Muslims against
voting for the SP, saying it would “directly benefit the BJP”.
She also alleged that BJP will “end reservation by following the RSS agenda” or will make it ineffective.
On BJP’s promise that the party would bring prosperity on coming to
power in the state, Mayawati said, “After playing petty politics of
graveyard-cremation ground, Kasab, slaughter houses and donkeys of
Gujarat they are now promising ‘doodh aur ghee ki nadi’.”
“They can make any promise they want like the ones made during the Lok Sabha polls, but people will not fall for it,” she said.
Modi had said that he will bring back all the black money from Swiss
bank and deposit Rs 15 lakhs every citizens bank accounts. So far he has
not depositted it.
Because of the wrong policies of the BJP-and
the SP government in Uttar Pradesh, 22 crore people of the state are
angry and frustrated, Mayawati claimed.
On the SP-Congress
alliance, the BSP chief said, “The Samajwadi Party is considered
symbolic to crime, corruption and ‘jungle raj’. People have to decide
whether they will vote for the tainted face of SP-Congress or the clean
one of BSP which has shown how the rule of law is imposed.”
“Guru
and chela have together harmed the country… ‘guru’ means Modi and
‘chela’ means Shah… now, they together are dreaming of harming the
state,” she said.
Deoria,
Uttar Pradesh: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati on Monday
said “Muslims voting for the Samajwadi Party (SP) would eventually end
up…
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If wishes were EVMs then BJP would ride on them Ms Mayawati’s BSP has already got 80% votes in the last Panchayat elections of Uttar Pradesh conducted with Ballot Papers. Now with Modi’s notorious DEMONetisation BSP will win all the seats.
Napolean had once said “I can face two battalions but not two scribes”.
Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths (BJP)’s Murderer of democratic institutions
(Modi) the salve, stooge, chela, chamcha, bootlicker and own mother’s
flesh eater of just 1% intolerant, violent, militant, shooting,
lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded terrorist, cannibal chitpawan
brahmins of Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks (RSS) gives salaries to all the
scribes to write in his favour him.
He has even RSSised other
democracies with his EVM to distort elections to win.And also the media.
And if any media goes against Modi the IT raids are conducted on such
scribes.
This is seeing Truth as Thrith and Untruth as Untruth.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjl3DrhoWa8&t=7s खबरदार चुनाव जीतने के लिए भाजपा EVM से छेड़छाड़ कर सकती है | BJP may distort EMV to win election now with just 20 constituencies out of 403 constituencies the EVMs have been replaced with VVPAT
Hence Modi and the media who get renumeration form him say they are
confident of winning as it happened in 2014 Lok sabha elections.
“Bringing all communities together is the only thing which will work” BSP will win all the Seats.
Mayawati lauds three years of rule
Lucknow, May 13 – Not more than one percent of the state’s budget has
been spent on memorials to SC/ST/OBC icons, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister
Mayawati Thursday said, extolling three years of her Bahujan Samaj
Party (BSP) government as an environment free of terror, crime,
injustice and corruption.
Addressing a press conference to mark
three years of the BSP rule in the state, Mayawati staunchly defended
the construction of memorials and statues to herself and SC/ST/OBC
icons. ‘Yes, I have built memorials and statues to commemorate the
rich contribution of such personalities who had done yeoman social
service and reforms, but their work never received due recognition in
successive Congress governments or the other regimes,’ she said.
Justifying the allocation of more than Rs.6,000 crore towards these
memorials, she asserted: ‘Whatever I have spent each year towards
commemoration of these icons was not more than one percent of the
state’s annual budget.’
‘What my government has achieved over a
period of three years, since we rode on to power entirely on our own
strength, cannot be matched by any other political party that has ever
remained in power in the state.’
Claiming there was ‘utter jungle
raj’ when the BSP assumed office in May 2007, she said: ‘And I am proud
of the fact that in three years, I have been able to create a
terror-free, fear-free, crime-free, injustice-free and corruption-free
environment by putting the law of the land back on the rails.’
In
her view, her government ‘could have done wonders’ had the central
government extended cooperation in adequately sharing the cost of
various development programmes. She acused it of depriving the state of
Rs.17,000 crore, ‘the state’s legitimate share towards various schemes
already carried out over the past three years’.
Focussing on the
Congress-led government’s ‘conspiracy’ against her regime, Mayawati
recalled how New Delhi had not paid any attention to her repeated demand
for a special economic package of Rs.80,000 crore for the uplift of
Bundelkhand and Purvanchal.
Major Achievements of BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh during the last 3 years
Other Achievements and Highlights of the Budget outlay under main Heads,
During the last 3years of BSP Government, for public Information:-
Achievements of the BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh, during the last 3
years, have been remarkable, particularly on law and Order and
Development fronts. If the Central Government had paid, in time, Uttar
Pradesh’s due share of over Rs.17,000 crore, the results could have been
much better. Not only this, State’s Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms.
Mayawati Ji, by according priority to host of ambitious schemes of
Public Welfare and Development, had spent almost 99% of the total
available Budget amount on them and only less than 1% was spent on the
construction of “Memorials, Museums, Statues, Parks”, etc.,in honour of
‘Saints’, ‘Seers’ (Gurus) and Great Men born in the SC/St and Other
Backward Classes.
1. Home Department :
Total expenditure
of Rs 16,105 crore (sixteen thousand fifteen crore Rupees) in the last
three years on activities relating to the Home Department with
significant achievements as follows:
·
Establishing the
rule of Law by creating in all spheres, a development-oriented
environment free from injustice, crime, fear and corruption ·
Lawlessness and Jungle-Raj during the last Government led to
victimization of the people, specially the poor and the weak and not a
single FIR was registered. Orders issued to launch a drive and have FIRs
registered in all such cases.
· Large –Scale improvement in the
law and order situation in the State and fall in all kinds of crime. As a
result Gunda-raj came to an end .
· To dispose of public complaints, an effective system of regular “Thana Divas” introduced.
· Introduction of “Tahasil Divas” to ensure justice to the poor on-the-spot.
· A SIT (Special Investigation Team) constituted for independent investigation of serious economic offences.
· To tackle terrorism, ATS (Anti-Terrorism Squad) constituted.
· Training of 2,000 commandos from the Police Force on the NSG pattern, in process.
· Creation of more than 2.40 lakh posts in the Police Force, increasing
Police-People ration from 83 to 150 per lakh. Action taken on
recruitment of 35.0000 Police Constables.
· Medal allowances to Medal Awardees doubled.
· Lucknow District Jail, Model Jail and ‘Nari Bandi Niketan’ shifted to new premises on /Mohanlalganj-Gosaiganj Road.
· The daily district allowance of Homeguard volunteers increased fro
Rs.126 to Rs.140 and daily duty allowance of PRD Jawans from Rs.75 to
Rs.126.
· Settlement of 37,494 cases of personal disputes
/enimity out of total 1,94,106 cases registered in police stations
between 13 May ,207 and 15, March 2010.
· Possession of leased land given to a total od 3,11,841 land allotees with police help.
· Fall in crimes against women such as murder, rape, eve teasing, persecution, dowery-killing, chain snatching etc.
· Fast-track courts established and as a result of concerted efforts by
the Government, an appreciable decline registered in cases under the
SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Ac.
· 30 new Fire-Fighting Centres established.
· Elemination of Dacoits who had become symbol of terror.
· Decision to recruit ex-servicemen to constitute a Special Zone
Protection Force to safeguard Memorials, Museums, Statues, Parks, etc.,
constructed to honour Noble Saints, Seers and Great Men born. From time
to time, in the SC/ST and Other Backward Classes.
2. Social Security :
Total expenditure of Rs. 40,147 crore (Forty Thousand One Hundred and
Forty Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on social security
activities with significan achievements as follows:
·
Introduction of direct payment of pension od Rs.30 per month under Uttar
Pradesh Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Garib Aarthik Madad Yagana” to poor
families left out of Antyodaya Yojana and BPL list
· Outstanding
S/C debts amounting to Rs.120.28 crore granted by “Uttar Pradesh
Anusoochit Jati Vitta Evam Vikas Yojana” during 1985-1997 written off ,
benefiting about 7.58 lakh S/C families.
· Ownership certificates
(leases) issued to 9,431 memebers of Scheduled Tribes and other
traditional forest-dwellers (vanvasis).
· Computerisation of
schorarships payable to all pre and post-class-X students (girls and
boys). Distribution of cent-per-cent scholarship to boy and girl
students above class IX. Number beneficiaries exceeding 1.50 crore.
· First-time cent-per-cent computerization of old age monthly pension
amount increased from Rs.150 to Rs.30 to be credited directly to the
beneficiaries account.
· The amount of grant increased from Rs.10,000 to Rs.20,000 for the marriage of daughters of SC/ST in Budelkhand region.
· The amount of financial assistance, under the scheme for marriage and
medical treatment, hiked from Rs.2,000 to Rs.5,000 per head.
·
Upgradation of 54 Ashram style schools in the State from class-V to
intermediate level, ensuring education for 25,000 students.
· Sanction accorded to the construction of 10 new government Ashram style schools and 21 hostels for SC/ST.
· For IAS and PCS coaching of SC/ST, an institute established at
Bhagidhari Bhavan, lucknow as well as Agra, Aligar ans Bareeilly.
· Provision of 21.21% expenditure for the welfare of SC/ST under SC/ST sub plan.
Backward Classes Welfare·
Distribution of Rs.814.62 crore as scholarship among 196.17 lakh Backward class students (girls and boys) during 2007 -2008 · As many as 207.21 lakh Backward students benefited with the expenditure of Rs.920.29 crore during 2008-2009.
· During 2009-2010 Rs.900.82 crore earmarke for scholarships, benefiting about 217.80 lakh students.
· As many as 11.45 lakh students benefited reimbursing Rs.218.21 crore.
· With grants of Rs.10,000 for the marriage of daughters and Rs.5,000
for medical treatment of Backward destitute, poor and BPL persons,
altogether 82,417 people benefited.
· Construction of 34 hostels for students belonging to Other Backward-Classes completed and work on another 12 hostels started.
Welfare of the Physically Handicapped :
Sanction of Pension at the rate of Rs.300 per month todicapped (physically challenged), numbering 7,06,296. · Amount of grant for artificial limbs/ancilliary equipments for the physically challenged increased from Rs.3,500 to Rs.6,000.
· Provision for an additional amount of Rs.2 crore by way of incentive for the marriage of the physically challenged.
· Subsistence allowance for the physically challenged, studying /
receiving training, increased from Rs.550 to Rs.850 per month.
· Free travel facility available, in all categories of Uttar Pradesh State Transport buses, to the physically challenged.
· Relaxation upto maximum of 15 years in age limit, to the physically challenged in recruitment to government services.
· 3% reservation for the physically challengedin the allotment of fair price shops.
· Establishment of Uttar Pradesh Dr.Shakuntala Misra Rehabilitaion
University to provide higher education to handicapped students. 50%
seats reserved exclusively for the physically challenged.
·
Construction of hostels at < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
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Lucknow and Gorakpur for visually impaired students.
· Work in
progress on the setting up of an inter college each at Gorakpur and
Meerut for visually impaired boys and girls respectively.
· Work
in progress for establishing a Shelter Home cum Training Centre each at
Bareilly, Meerut and Gorakpur for the mentally retarded.
Minority Welfare and Waqf :
Decision to include 10 new Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grants-in-aid list. · Distribution of Rs.34,276.71 lakh to 91.64 lakh, pre and post-class-X students as scholarships.
· Honororium amounting to Rs.9,377.19 lakh for 6,782 teachers in 2587 Madarasas.
· Income celling of poor guardians of wards, eligible for scholarship, increased to Rs.1 lakh.
· Aid amount to Rs.2544.50 lakh, provided for the marriage of 25,445 daughters from minority BPL families.
· Reimbursement of school fees, amounting to Rs.1,490.15 lakh to 31,229 students studying in post-X-classes.
· Provision of Rs.440 lakh for construction of Haj House at <
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· Direct air flight for Haj travelers from Varanas to Jeddah. Arrangement to send off Haj travelers from Haj House in Luaknow.
· The condition of police verification for appointment of Mutavallis abolished.
· “Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Alpankhyak Swarozgar Yojana” being implemented in urban areas.
· Construction of Uttar Pradesh Sunni and Shia Central Waqf Boards with
strict instructions to both the Waqf Boards to persive all Waqf
properties with the grants made available to them.
· Grant of Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled and raised to Rs.3 crore.
· Adequate provision to reimburse the admission fees of students
pursuing medical/engineering /MBA and other University courses.
Women’s Welfare, Child Development and Nutrition :
Monthly pension of destitute women increased from Rs.150 to Rs.300. 15.80 lakh being benefited. · Provision of payment of Rs.10,000, in one single installment for the marriage of daughters of destitute (BPL women).
· Provision of lump-sum payment of Rs.11,000 to the new couple, when a woman re-marries after the death of her husband.
· Mahamaya Garib Balika Ashirwad Yajana introduced for girls born in
BPL families on 15 January, 209 or thereafter to put a stop to
foetus-killing, arrest declining ratio between boys and girls and to
enable girls to live a life of self respect.
· On the birth of a
girl child, an amount will be deposited in her name for a fixed period
of 18 years, which on maturity will be around Rs.1 lakh and be payable
to the girl if she atayed unmarried till then.
· So far 1,01,705 girls benefited.
As many as 97.20lakh children being served everyday with hot cooked
food by 1,51,469 Aanganwadi centres functioning under 897 integrated
child development projects in the State. · Increase of Rs.500 in the honorarium of Anganvwadi workers and Rs.250 in the case of lady assistants.
Total expenditure of Rs.12,527 crore (Twelve Thousand Five Hundred and
Twenty Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities
undertaken of the Agriculture Department with significant achievements
as follows :
·
A total of 48.19 lakh quintal of approved seads distributed · 79.27 lakh tones fertilizers distributed.
· Distribution of seasonal loans to farmers amounting Rs.11,991 crore.
· 45.94 lakh Kissan Credit Cards distributed.
· Stribution of 8093.16 Kl/tones agricultural chemical under the plant protection programme.
· ‘Drip and Sprinkler Irrigation Method’ introduced under rain water
storage and irrigation sckeme in Bundelkhand region. 13,652 sprinkler
sets distributed.
· Implements available , free of charge to all
SC/ST and poor and marginal farmers. 75% grant admissible to other
categories of farmers.
· Comprehensive strategy planned to double the income of farmers from agriculture production in the next two years.
· Provision of storage of fertilizer in advance.
· Wheat production during the rabi season 2009-10 estimated to be 290.04 lakh m.t., the highest in the last few years.
· Food grain production estimated to be 313.36 lakh tones during rabi
2009-10, which is the highest as compared to previous years.
· Production of 107 lakh tones of rice and 135 lakh tones food grains during kharif 2009-10 in spite of draught.
· Short-term loans amounting to Rs.6,651.61 crore distributed, at reduced interest rates, among small and marginal farmers.
· Linking of 350 S/C hamlets with 3,638 Km. long pukka roads by Mandi Parishad..
Cane Development and Sugar Industry :
· Record and historic payment of cane price amounting to Rs.28,911.26 crore, including arrears.
· Unprecedented increase of Rs.25 per quintal in the State Advisory
Price of canr for the crushing season, 2009-10. Never before has there
been such an increase in a single crushing season.
· For the
first time, payment of additioan incentive money to cane farmers ensured
with mutual agreement between sugar mills and the farmers.
· The
farmers got full for their produce due to restrictions imposed on the
import of raw sugar in the State until the lifting of the cane crop from
the fields.
· Efforts made to increase sugar production and productivity by developing five new sugar varieties.
· Two new sugar mills (Hata and Baghauli) started.
· Rules amended to provide more representation to SC/ST, Other Backward Classes and women in cane development councils.
4. Irrigation :
Total expenditure of Rs.16,505 crore(sixteen thousand fivr hundred and
five crore) in the last three years on activities of the Irrigation
Department with significant achievements as follows:
· By means
of 33,215 Km. of embarkments and other flood protection measures, 19.47
lakh hectares of land protected against floods so far.
· With 73,637 Km. long canals in the State, better facilities of irrigation made available.
· The policy of ‘no-irrigation – no irrigation tax’ enforced in the
interest of the farmers after doing away with the ‘barha qanoon’.
· Inspite of draught in 63 out of 71 districtsin the State in 2009-10 ,
an area of 1,744 thousand hectares irrigated by feeding 8,368 tails
during the Kharif 1,477 season. To deal with the rigour of draught and
to make drinking water available for cattle, 30,689 tanks / ponds were
filled with water and an area of 2,135.35 thousan hectares irrigated
during the curresnt rabi season upto March, 2010.
· SC/ST groups
of farmers provided cent-per-cent grant (Maximum being Rs.4.28 lakh per
tubewell) under ‘Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Nalkoop Yojana). Construction of
304 tublewells completed. Another 300 tubewells under construction
during 2009-10.
· Under Dr.Ambedkar Samoohik Nalkoop Yojana’
grant admissible to the extent of 50% (Maximum being Rs.2.41 lakh per
tubewell). Construction of 213 tubewells completed. Another 200 being
constructed.
5. Rural Development :
Total expenditure of
Rs.7,609 crore (Seven Thousand Six Hundred and Nine Crore Rupees) in the
last three years on activities under Rural Develeopent with significant
achievements as follows :
With an expenditure of Rs.11,420 crore under MNREGA, as many as 7.454 lakh man days of employment generated. · 4,998 ‘Bastis’ linked with 19,302 Km. long Pukka roads at an expenditure Rs.6,10.90 crore under P.M.G..S.Y.
· Housing facilities made available to 10.30 lakh homeless rural families at a cost of Rs.3,316 crore under Indira Aavas Yojna.
· Free houses to 3.06 lakh SC/ST families at a cost of Rs.949 crore under ‘Mahamaya Aavas Yojna’.
· Houses for non-SC/ST and homeless BPL families numbering 0.50 lakh at
a cost of Rs.180 crore under ‘Mahamaya Sarvajan Aavas Yojna’.
6. Revenue :
Instructions issued not to evict SC/STpeople from Gram Panchayat lands
occupied by them on 13 May,2007 or before and to treat them as owners of
the land. · Provision for unmarried daughter also for succession to agriculture land.
· Uttar Pradesh Money lending Regulatory Act-2008 enforced to protect farmers from economic exploitation.
· An amount of Rs.49.76 crore distributed as compensation against 8,580
claims from farmers under ‘Krishak Durghatana Bima Yojna’.
· Altogether, 4,89,989 hectares of agricultural land allotted to 2,28,261 landless people.
· Residential plots of 100 to 250 sq.mt. allotted to 3,11,868 homeless families.
· In the process of realization of loans, restrictions imposed on the auction of lands of farmers owning less than 3.123 acres.
· Under General Public Insurance Scheme, insurance premium of landless
families borne at the rate of fifty-fifty by the central and state
government. Two children of the concerned family to be given a monthly
scholarship of Rs.10 also.
· Allotment of an acre of 25,240 hectares to 30,410 fishermen families for pisciculture.
7. Panchayati Raj :
Total expenditure of Rs.5,574 crore (Five Thousan Five Hundred and
Seventy Four Crore Rupees) in the last three years under Panchayati Raj
with Significant achievements as follows :
·
As many as
1,322 Dr.Ambedkar villages selected during 2007-08 under Dr.Ambedkar
Gram Sabha Vikas Yojna, saturated with kharanjas and drains at a cost of
Rs.320.81 crore. · During 2008-09, as amny as 1,438 Dr Ambedkar
Gram Sabhas saturated with CC 9Cement-Concrete)roads KC drains at a cost
of Rs.875 crore.
· Construction of CC (Cement-Concrete) roads
and KC drains completed in 2,175 Dr.Ambedkar villages at a cost of
Rs.875 crore during 2009-10.
· Approval for installation od sodium lights in 10,000 S/C Bastis in Dr.Ambedkar villages.
· Construction of 2,000 Dr.Ambedkar Multipurpose Community Centres in
S/C Bastis of Dr.Ambedkar villages. Process of construction of community
centres for the next year started.
· Under Total Cleanliness
Drive during the last three years, as many as 21,99,811 BPL private
toilets, 1,525 women toilet complexes , 1,75,613 school toilets and
64,761 Aanganbadi toilets constructed at a cost of Rs.1,08,010 crore.
· 5,250 Panchayat Buildings constructed at a cost of Rs.149.31 crore during the last 3 years.
· For environmental cleanliness in the rural areas, a historic decision
was taken, for the first time, by this popular government to creat as
many as 1,08,848 posts of Arogya Rakhakas (Health Protectors of all
Beings) in the State in March 2008.
· An amount of Rs.1,101 .34
crore sanctioned under the Backward Area Grant-in-aid fund Scheme. Work
in progress in 34 districts of the State on the construction of 4,872
Gram Sachiwalayas. 431resource centres, 475 aanganbadi centres, 195
boundary walls , 76 tubewells, 2,708 tube lights, 291 culverts, 85
drinking water systems, 185 solid waste management units and 1,570
roads.
· To provide public facilities under the recommendations
of the 12th finance commission, panchayati Rai institutions made
supporting by allocating them a total of Rs.1,758.48 crore from 2007-08
till date.
· An expenditureof Rs.4,077.53 crore incurred on the maintenance of properties and assets of Panchayati Raj instutions.
8. Energy :
Total expenditure of Rs.23,673 crore (Twenty Three Thousand Six Hundred
and Seventy Three Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities
under Energy Department with significant achievements as follows:
· Foundation stones of power projects worth Rs.6,168 crore laid.
· To make the State self-sufficient in Power Sector, decisions taken to
generate 25.000 MW of additional power . Towards this end , a total
investment of Rs.1.25,000 crore proposed.
· To separate
agricultural feeders from domestic feeders in the rural areas, Rs.2,600
crore Dr.Ambedkar Urja Krishi Sudhar Yojna introduced.
· Setting up of 41 new132 KV power sub-stations with a capacity of 1200 MVA.
· Construction of new sub-stations of 22KV with a capacity of 1440KVA.
· Construction of 132/220/400 KV lines – 1240 circuit Km.
· Expansion of capacity of 88 sub-stations from 132 KV to 1993 MVA.
· Expansion of capacity 38 sub-stations from 220KV to 1890 MVA.
· Expansions of 2 sub-stations from 400 KV to 120 MVA.
· Electrification 9,739 Ambedkar villages. 3,590 general villages, 3,487 SC/ST bastis and 3,590 hamlets.
· Establishing 369 new power sub-stations of 33KV with a capacity of 2,095 MVA.
· Increase in the capacity of 376 sub0-stations of 1,426 MVA.
· Construction of 1,378 circuit Km lines of 33 KV.
· 2 x 250 – MW capacity Harduganj thermal power extension project
approved. Synchronisation of the first unit likely on 31 October 2010
and that of the second unit by 30 november next.
· The second phase of 1 x 660 MW capacity Harduaganj thermal power extension project is being sanctioned.
· Operational work in unit number 7 of Harduaganj thermal power house, from 110 MW to 120MW approved.
· Power generation commenced in the first 300 MW unit of 2 x 300 MW
Roza thermal power project (private sector). The second unitexpected to
be commissioned shortly.
· A joint venture of M/s Nyveli Lignite
Corporation and Uttar Pradesh Rajya Vidut Utpadan Nigam to produce 2,000
MW of thermal power approved.
· Sanction accorded to 1 x 150 MW capacity Panki thermal power extension project.
· Refurbishing of the units of 2 x 250 MW capacity Obra (A) thermal power station completed and units in production mode.
· Proposed installation of 2 x 660 MW capacity Obra (C) thermal project.
· Proposal to install 2 x 660 MW capacity Anpara (E) thermal power project.
· Under Parichha extension thermal power project, 2 units of 210 MW set up.
· BTG work of 3 x 250MW Parichha extension thermal power project in
progress. Units 1 and 2 expected to go into production soon.
· Target to achieve additional power generation capacity of 10,000 MW by 2012.
· Transfer of Anpara (C) thermal power project to the private sector.
· To achieve increase in production of electricity, new 3,000 MW
capacity thermal power projects proposed which would increase
generationof capacity from the present 4,000 MW to 7,000 MW.
· Supply of electricity to 7,500 villages ensured.
· To install a 1,320 MW power generation unit in Meja (<
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memorandum of Understanding signed between Uttar Pradesh Rajya Utpadan
Nigam and NTPC. Construction work is in progress.
· A new scheme of energising private tubewells started. The amount of grant increased from Rs.55,000 to 68.000.
9. PWD :
Total expenditure of Rs.22,296 crore(Twenty Two Thousand and Ninny Six
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities under Public Works
Development with significant achievements as follows :
· For
economic amelioration of persons belonging to SC/ST, a system of
reservation of reservation in government contracts, upto a value of
Rs.25 lakh, introduced for the first time. So far, contract jobs worth
Rs.525.35 crore allocated.
· Construction of a total 168 major
bridges and 5 Railway over-bridges completed. 38 over-bridges under
construction. Rs.521 crore sanctioned for construction of
28over-bridges.
· Of the Ambedkar villages selected during
1995-96, 1997-98 and 2002-03 and left unattended, as many as 2,109
villages saturated with 3,264 km, long roads built at a cost of Rs.597
crore under the scheme to construct new roads.
· Repair work and
reconstruction of previously built roads in Ambedkar villages, selected
during 1995-96, 1997-98 and 202-03 was undertaken in 2007-08. As many as
13,210 Dr.Ambedkar villages saturated with 29,867 km long improve roads
at a cost of Rs.1,140.96 crore.
· Under Nav Nirman Yojna, 2,203
km long new roads constructed in 1,219 selected Ambedkar Gram Sabhas
during the first phase (2007-08) at a cost of Rs.486 crore.
·
During the second phase (2008-09) of Nav Nirman Yojna, 4,035 km long
roads constructed in 2,307 Ambedkar Gram Sabhas at a cost of Rs. 873.55
crore.
· To link up all 2,709 hamlets with roads in Ambedkar
villagesselected in 1995-96 and 1997-98 together with 2,195 villages
re-adopted in 2009-10, construction started on 2,350 km long roads under
Nav Nirman Yojna. So far 2,290 hamlets linked.
· Under Manyavar
Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Samagra Vikas Yojna, started for the first time
by the present government in 2007-08, 740 km. of cement concrete drains
constructed at a cost of Rs.289.54 crore.
· Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Gharib Avas Yojna introduced in 2008-09.
· Renovation of 32,228 Km.long roads in progress at a cost of Rs.1,129.98 crore.
· Construction of 266 bridges completed at a cost of Rs.1,390 crore.
· Widening and strengthening of 8395 kn long roads at a cost of Rs.4,930 crore.
· 34,846km.long rural roads constructed at accost of Rs.5,90 crore.
· Linking of one hamlet with the other started in selected Ambedkar villages
· Construction of < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
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Ganga Bridge in Rae Bareli district.
10. Development of Infrastructural Facilities :
·
Work on the metro rail project from < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns
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completed. Expected to be complete uptoGreater Noida by 31 March,
2012.< ?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
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· Supply of drinking water from the Ganga to 35 sector Noida.
· Construction of s state-of-the-art stadium at Gomti Nagar in Lucknow.
Industrial Development
Process for building an industrial corridor, equipped with
global-standard facilities started by LIDA on Kanpur-Lucknow national
highway.
· Capital investment of Rs.308.21 crore by GIDA after acquiring 464 acres of land.
· Under Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor project, 12% of UP state’sarea
to become Special Economic Zone (SEZ) generating employment for as many
as 2.5 lakh persons.
· With a capital investment of Rs.3,888
crore for establishing 33,595 small scale industrial ventures, as many
as 1.74 lakh jobs generated.
· Introduction of a single window
system for time-bound disposal of complaints for entrepreneurs regarding
applications at the district level, which has benefited 51,565
entrepreneurs so far.
· Development of a sports city of international standards at Noida at a cost of Rs.2,050 crore.
· Private capital investment of Rs.544.48 crore in three Special
Economic Zone (SEZ)in Noida / Greater Noida. Entrepreneurial units
functional., providing direct employment to 40,096 persons.
· As
many as 546 letters of intent okayed with an investment proposal of
Rs.36,180.84 crore and employment for 3,11,457 persons.
11. Education :
Total expenditure of Rs.45,948 crore (Forty Five Thousand Nine Hundred
and Forty Eight Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities
onder Education with significant achievements as follows :<
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Basic Education :
· To make up for shortfalls of teachers, 88,000 teachers appointed.
· 12,244sikshamitras appointed, on honorarium basis, in primary schools to improve the teachers-taught ratio.
· Provision of Scholarships at double the rate for children of families
engaged in Arogya Rakshak(Health Protectors of all beings) work.
· Teaching of English to start from class-I itself instead of class-III.
· In unserved villages, 4,635 new primary schools and 11,031 new senior senior primary schools opened.
· Construction of 57,459 additional classrooms in Parishad-run schools.
· 454 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas being run for girls from poorer
sections in development blocks located in backward areas.
· Appointment of 6,573 Urdu teachers in Parishad-run schools.
· Electrification works completed in 57,772 schools.
· Computer aided education programme operational in upper primary schools.
· Free distribution of uniforms to 72 lakh girl students in primary schools.
· School bags distributed to 16.50 lakh girl students of upper primary schools.
· Under the school readiness programme, pre-primary classes started,
for the first time, during 2009-10 in 14,200 primary schools in the
State.
Secondary Education :
For BPL girl students, Savitri Bai Phule Balika Siksha Madad Yojna started. So far 2.56 lakh students benefited. · National secondary education campaign launched.
· 254 government high schools upgraded to intermediate level.
· 54 government higher secondary schools with no buildings of their own
earlier , constructed. 97 higher secondary schools, having having their
own buildings, provided with additional classrooms and laborotories.
· In 70 co-ed schools in rural areas, toilets and a common room constructed for girls.
· Government for government district libraries constructed in Mahoba,
Maharajganj, Sonbhadra, Firozabad, Bhadohi, Kannuj, JP Nagar nad
Mahamaya Nagar.
· A secondary Sanscrit s education board
constituted to exercise administrative control over prathma, Madhyama
and upper Madhyama system of education.
· Establishment of Mahamaya inter colleges for boys and girls each in Noida and Greater Noidaalong with hostel facility.
· Many revolutionary changes introduced in the interest of UP Board
examinees. No mention of division in the mark sheet any more; only
subject-wise marks to be shown. Grade to replace division in the mark
sheet. An examinee clearing any five out of the offered six subjects
will be cleared pass. Only one question paper for one subject.
Higher Education :
· In the newly created Gautham Buddha Nagar district, close to Delhi,
Gautham Buddha University of international standards established over a
sprawling area of 511 acres. The university provides facility for higher
education abroad at government expense to students belonging to SC/ST,
other backward classes, religious minorities and brilliant BPL students
in the general category.
· Total ban on ragging in all educational institutions.
· Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Chair for research established in six universities.
· Centres for excellence opened in universities. Augumentation of
twenty five percent seats in theuniversities to get over the problem of
admission.
· Under laid-down parameters, seven private universities set up.
· Rs.12.40 crore sanctioned to promote education in science, arts,
commerse as well as women’seducation and co-education in unserved
development blocks.
· Action by home department on SIT reports to
investigate all maters relating to fake universities and other similar
institutions.
· Instructions to all universities to complete all tests and examinations by May 2010.
· Decision to set up an internal quality assurance cell in Uttar Pradesh State Higher Education Board Lucknow.
· Uttar Pradesh Urdu, Arabic-Persian University established at Lucknow.
· Government Degree Colleges established in the districts of Jaunpur,
Ghaziabad, Kanshiram Nagar, Kushinagar, Bijnur, Mannauj, Farrukhabad,
Mainpuri and shravasti which has no such colleges before. Government
women’s degree collegesopened in Mohna (Lucknow), Dhanpur, - Hadia
(Allahabad), Bangar (Kannauj).
· Of the offices of regional
higher education officer functioning in 8 divisions of the state, 5
offices to have their own permanent buildings at Lucknow, Bareilly,
Meerut, Kanpur and Jhansi.
· Construction of Savitri Bai Phule women’s hostel in Chhatrapati Sahu Ji Maharaj University, Kanpur completed.
· Instructions issued to hold student union elections in the
universities in accordance with Lyngdoh Committee recommendations.
Efforts on to improve the academic atmosphere.
Vocational Education :
Addition of 32 seats for vocations like offset machine grinder and
litho offset and plate maker in government industrial training
institute, Aliganj, Lucknow. · Construction of the building of state staff training and research centre and vocational training board in Lucknow.
· Provision of proper equipment and machines for government industrial
institutes at Godlamau (Sitapur), Atrauli (Hardoi), Chandan Chowki
(Lakhimpur Kheri) and Kannauj.
· Provision of equipment and machines for 50 industrial training institutes under the SC/ST sub-plan.
· Establishment of industrial training centres in unserved development
blocks under the public-private-partnership (PPP) scheme.
· Decesion to set up a state insdustrial training institute at Bansgaon (Gorakhpur).
· To provide employment and opportunities of self-employment to the
youth in the vocational field, a separate vocational training department
constituted, after bifurcation of the department of vocational and
technical education.
· Provision of giving bicycle and Rs.25,000
for girls from BPL families, seeking admission to government industrial
institutes under the new ‘Savitri Bai Phule Balika Shiksha Madad Yojna’.
Technical Education :
· Facility of free –ship, on admission to government-aided
polytechnics, for children of guardians withan annual income of less
than Rs.1 lakh.
· Savitri Bai Phule Balika Kalyan Yojna made
applicable to technical education as well, after the same pattern as in
secondary education.
· 5 new politechnica opened in Bundelkhand.
· Establishment of Mahamaya Politechnic of Information Technology at
Chandauli, Gorakhpur, JP Nagar and Mahamaya Nagar (Hathras) under the
SC/ST sub-plan.
· Decision to open 4 engineering colleges, one
each at Banda, Bijnur, Azamgarh and Ambedkar nagar. Establishment of
engineering colleges at Banda and Bijnur , in process.
· ‘[Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Institute of Technology’ to be opened at Lucknow.
· Opening of new polytechnics in 41 districts.
· Establishment of Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji engineering college of
information technology at Azxamgarh and Ambedkar Nagar besides
Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar engineering college of information technology at
Banda and Bijnor approved.
· A second technical university, named
Mahamaya Technical University, established for westwern UP in Gautam
Buddha Nasgar district.
12. Urban Development :
Total
expenditure of Rs.6,091 crore (Six Thousan and Ninety One Crore Rupees)
in the laste three years on activites of Urban Development with
significant achievements a follows :
· Approval of Rs.1,076.98
crore plan to provide clean drinking water projects and another
Rs.575.27 crore for twelve sewerage projects at Lucknow, Kanpur, agra,
Allahabad, Varanasi,Meerut and Mathura.
· Provision of 1,310 buses in 7 mission townsof the state.
· As against a totalof 41 projects costing Rs.5,910.54 crore for selected cities, provision made for Rs.1,781.55 crore.
· 8 projects for Lucknow city worth Rs.1,743.79 crore sanctioned.
· Drinking water schemes, worth Rs.311.31 crore, implemented in 37 small and medium towns.
13. Housing and Urban Planning :
Total Expenditure of Rs.3,666 crore (Three Thousand Six Hundred and
Sity Six Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities of Housing
and Urban Planning with significant achievements as follows :
·
Of 1.01 lakh houses to be constructed under Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji
Shahri Garib Avas Yojna, for free allotment of accommodation todestitute
widows, the physically challenged and BPL city dwellers, as many as
96,418 housing units completed.
· ‘Sarvajan Hitay Shahri Garib
Avas (slum area)Malikana Haq Yojna’ introduced to confer ownership
rights on BPL families living in unauthorisedly occupied premesis in
urban.
14. Transport :
· To encourage public transportation services, city buses exempted exempted fully from additional taxes.
· 50% tax exemption for buses hired on contract by schools and factories.
· Following agreement signed with the states of NCR, cent-per-cent exemption from tax allowed to CNR operated taxies.
· For the facilities of passengers, low-floor air-conditioned buses and
general buses inoperation under metropolitan city transport service.
15. Medical and Health :
Total expenditure of Rs.14,899 crore (Fourteen Thousand Eight Hundred
and Ninety nine Crore Rupees) in the last three years on Medical and
Health activites with significant achievements as follows :
·
Attracted by quality health services during the last 3 years, the number
of indoor patients in government hospitals increased from 11 lakh to 48
lakh and that of outdoor patients from 3.60 crore to 6 crore.
· For treatment of encephalitis patients, a special ward in the Gorakhpur Medical College together with a virology lab.
· Free inoculation of 3.06 crore children for prevention of encephalitis.
· Free treatment of 25% BPL patients, including 10% belonging to SC/ST
made compulsory in hospitals established with PPP
(Public-Private-Partnership).
· Free medical treatment facility for red-card holders issued under ‘Antyodaya An Yojna’.
· Work progressing fast under construction of Manyavar Shi Kanshiram Ji
Multi-speciality Hospital at Lucknow, where the poor will be treated
free.
· Construction of a 30 0- bed ultra special hospital, at
Faizabad and Mirzapur progressing. A 100-bed paediatric hospital
established at Lucknow.
· 25% BPL families including 10% SC/ST to be treated free, compulsorily, in three hospitals.
· Decision to increase the number of beds in district hospitalsfor
men-120(Moradabad), 100 (Faizabad), 200 (Banda), 150 (Mirzapur) and
100(Gonda).
· Provision of Rs.70 crore for a 100-bed combined
hospital each at Saint Kabir Nagar, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Auraiya,
Shravasti, Balrampur and Kanpur.
· Approval for setting up trauma centres at Saharanpur, Ghaziaba, Lucknow, Kanpur Nagar and Varanasi.
· ‘Aasha Yojna’ enforced throught the state.
· Announcement of a health insurance scheme by Chief minister, on her
birthday , for BPL families with access to free medical treatment in
government hospitals for all kinds of diseases involving expenditure
upto Rs.30,000.
· Upgradation of Noida district hospital and
establishment of two 200-bed high-level Dr.Ambedkar multi-speciality
hospitals by the Greater Noida Authority.
· 51,494 village health communities constituted in 52,002 gram panchayats in the state.
· Introduction of ‘Saubhagayawati Surakshit Matriva Yojna’ for expectant mothers of BPL families.
· Construction of new governmentallopathic medical colleges in Orai,
Kannouj and Azamgarh completed. OPD services start functioning.
Ambedkar-Nagar, Banda and Saharanpur to have similar colleges.
· Manyavar Shri Kanshram Ji para-medical training college established.
16. Employment Generation :
· Employment provided to 74,492 persons in the silk industry, including 36,203 S/C, 3,240 S/T and 19,924 women.
· Self employment for 9.52 lakh families with the help of a grant of
Rs.1,240 crore under ‘Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojna’.
· Employment provided to 1,51,654 persons under ‘Chief Minsiter Gram Udyog Rozgar Yojna’.
· With a capital investment of Rs.68567.89 lakh under village
employment generation programme (margin money scheme) and Prime Minister
employment generation programme, as many as 26,655 units established ,
providing employment to 2,52,966 persons.
· Wages for agricultural and ancillary jobs fixed at Rs.100 daily and Rs.2,600 monthly.
· Long-standing ban on the recruitment to government services in general category lifted.
· Efforts to fill up backlog of SC/ST quota through a regular drive.
17. Food and Drugs Administration :
· To prevent the manufacture and sale of adultrated food-stuff and fake
labeling of medicines, a separate food and drugs administration
department created.
· With strict enforcement, 70,475 samples
collected, 7,726 cases filed and 655 persons penalized. Fines, totaling
Rs.17,74,400 slapped.
18. Public Distribution System :
·
To bring about qualitative improvement in PDS, strict enforecement
carried out leading to 25,931 raids, arrest ofr 93 persons, suspension
of 7,443 licences and cancellation of allotment of 2,546shops.
· As many as 4,28,844 unauthorised BPL / Antyodaya Ration Cards cancelled and reissued to genuine families.
19. Less than even 1%of the total budget ed expenditure in the State
incurred on the construction of Memorials, Museums, Statues and Parks to
Honour Baba Saheb Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar and Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji
and other Saints, Seers (Gurus) and Great Men born, from time to time in
SC/ST and Other Backward Classes.
20. Other Major Achievements :
· Record increase in the realization of commercial taxes amounting to Rs.6,553.64 crore.
· Facility of online ‘Bahti’ transit declaration form).
· Accident insurance scheme for 4 lakh registered traders.
· Despite limited financial resources and an additional burden of
Rs.21,000 crore on government exchequer, this is the first state
government to implement the recommendations of the sixth pay commission,
benefitting state government employees, teachers, those serving in
local bodies, junior doctors, corporation employees etc., thus providing
them major relief from deamness.
21. P.P.P. (Public-Private-Partnership) for Development of Infrastructural Facilities :
· To tap all possible money-resources for the state exchequer in order
to plough them back into public welfare programmes, encouragement given
to the private sector for capital investment rather than spending from
government’s own coffers, for creating infrastructural facilities
essential for public good.
· Construction of Rs.30,000 crore, 1,047 km. long 8-lane, entry controlled Ganga Express way in progress.
· Construction of 165 km. long Yamuna Express-way from Noida to Agra costing Rs.9,935 crore in final stages.
· Work in progress on the 8-lanr, entry controlled, 212 km.long
Express-way at a cost of Rs.7,500 crore, on the right bank of the upper
Ganga canal.
· Speedy action on establishing 6 it is.
· International airport at Kushinagar at a cost of Rs.829 crore to develop the Buddhist circuit.
· Expansion of Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar international airport, Meerut.
· Work in progress on the construction of Taj international airport and aviation hub at Jevar in Gautam Buddha Nagar.
· Construction work started for generation of 5,000 MW of additional
power at Bara and Karchhana in Allahabad with private investment of
Rs.25,000 crore.
· Contracty signed to generate 4,50 MW of
additional power with private investment of Rs.22,000 crore at fatepur,
Anpara and Lalitpur.
· 8 politechnics to be opened on PPP model. 74 politechnics established by the private sector in the state.
· Ultra-modern super speciality hospitals, equipped with all
facilities, to be opened in Lucnow, Agra, Jalaun, Nijnor, Azamgarh,
Ambedkar Nagar and Saharanpur with co-operation of the private sector.In
thesehospitals , with 500-beds and costing around Rs.140-150 crore
each, those living below the poverty line will have access to free
medical treatment.
· Processing of tenders for installing a 1,320 MW capacity unit for generation of additional power at Jawaharpur (Etah).
· Scheme3s to build 2 sub-stations of 765 KV and 400 KV with connecting
transmission lines with private investment of Rs.7,717 crore.
· Distribution of electricity in Agra handed over to Input-Based Urban Franchisee, a private sector company.
It is evident from the above-mentioned facts that by following the path
shown by Saints, Seers (Gurus) and Great Men born, from time to time,
in Scheduled Caste /Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Classes,
especially ‘Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj, Naraina
Guru, Baba Saheb Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkarand Manyavar Shri.Kanshiram Ji’,
the state BSP Government, under the dynamic leadership of Hon’ble Chief
Minister Ms.Mayawati, is pursuing the policy of ‘Sarvajan Hitay and
Sarvajan Sukhay’. At the same time, , the Hon’ble Chief Minister is of
the view that, had the Central Government not adopted a “step-motherly
and partisan attitude” as mentioned earlier , towards Uttar Pradesh, the
State BSP Government could have shown much better results in respect of
public welfare and development.
This time, Mayawati has both a game plan and a formidable ground game
in UP assembly polls February 23, 2017, 2:00 AM IST Nalin Mehta in
Academic Interest | Edit Page, India, politics | TOI (Written along with
Sanjeev Singh)
The big elephant Navaneetham Chandrasekharan
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CommentSharestatues stand forlorn in the afternoon heat. It’s the
height of the election campaign but there isn’t a soul out to see them
or the huge four-sided Brahma-like statue of Mayawati that stands as the
centerpiece of BSP’s imposing but deserted SC/ST Prerna Sthal on
Lucknow’s Mall Avenue. (AFP Photo/Money Sharma) The predominantly
Mayawati-focused imagery inside – as many as eight huge carvings
depicting Behenji or her family – was one of the marquee creations of
her last stint as chief minister (2007-2012). This time, though,
Mayawati has responded to barbs that she only made “haathis” in power by
announcing that she won’t make “any more statues” because “that work is
finished”. It is a message she keeps repeating in rally after rally.
Behenji seems to have learnt the lessons from her 2012 rout and 2014 Lok
Sabha polls, when BSP could only manage 9 leads in UP’s 403 assembly
segments. BSP has always operated differently: which is also why it is
often underestimated. Unlike Lucknow’s other party offices bustling with
poll activity, BSP’s state party office is as deserted as the Dalit
Smarak. Appearances can often be deceptive and so it is with BSP. It was
the first party in UP to get off the blocks, appointing vidhan sabha
prabharis just after its 2014 Lok Sabha poll debacle. By mid-2016, BSP
finished its first round of bhaichara sammelans to reach out to upper
castes. Mayawati’s fortunes looked on the downswing for a while after a
string of high-profile defections to BJP. But that didn’t deter her from
launching her first set of public rallies as early as August 2016 and
finishing her candidate lists first, with minimal bickering. These
tactically astute moves must be seen alongside a fundamental rejigging
of what Mayawati is offering as part of what we can call BSP 3.0. The
party’s first phase under Kanshiram and his anti-upper caste rhetoric
through the 1980s and 1990s constituted BSP 1.0. Mayawati’s
Brahmin-SC/ST alliance of 2007 rebooted the party into BSP 2.0. Now,
fighting for political survival in 2017, Mayawati’s new makeover is her
last throw of the dice. Her primary electoral gambit of a Dalit-Muslim
alliance in a state with 20.5% Dalits (including her core base of 11.3%
Jatavs) and 19% Muslims is key to BSP’s chances. A TOI analysis of
electoral data shows that there are 72 assembly seats in UP where in
2012, BSP bagged at least 25% of votes polled and where Dalits and
Muslims together constitute roughly 70% of voters listed in electoral
rolls. These seats lie at the heart of BSP’s new strategy: 27 in western
UP, 41 in east UP and 4 in Bundelkhand. SP won 36 of these seats in
2012, BJP won 4. Mayawati, with 99 Muslim candidates, is trying to
replace Mulayam Singh Yadav’s old Muslim-Yadav formula with her own
Muslim-Dalit combo and looking to wrest these seats. Major Muslim
organisations and Shia clerics like Kalbe Jawad have openly backed the
BSP supremo. The Rashtriya Ulema Council withdrew 84 of its candidates
in her favour. Mayawati also risked undermining her law and order plank
by inducting mafia don Mukhtar Ansari’s outfit Qaumi Ekta Dal into BSP,
giving a fillip to her chances in some eastern UP seats. In an election
where the Muslim vote is pivotal, the biggest danger for Mayawati is the
prospect of it getting split between BSP and SP-Congress. So, she
repeats a simple message at every rally: “Every vote that goes to SP, is
a vote wasted.” She also moved swiftly on social media speculation
about a possible post-poll BJP-BSP alliance to emphatically state that
“this will never happen. We are ready to sit in opposition but will not
form a government with help of BJP.” BJP’s response has been three-fold.
The first line of attack is characterised by Modi Navaneetham Chandrasekharan
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Messengers with their englightened messages are same and the people
with their ignorance are also same. That is why books like Millions can
Defeat The Billionaires will have eternal value.
Dr.Ashok Siddhartha
It is the dictionary to be in the possession of each worker of Bahujan
movement. I am sure that the “Ruled” will develop the thirst to become
the “Rulers”
MAYAWATI CALLS AMIT SHAH COUNTRY’S ‘BIGGEST KASAB’
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MAYAWATI CALLS AMIT SHAH COUNTRY’S ‘BIGGEST KASAB’ February 23, 2017 Politics, Top Stories Leave a comment Lucknow:
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Thursday hit back at BJP
president Amit Shah calling him the “country’s biggest Kasab” or a
terrorist. A day after Shah coined the acronym “Kasab” to denote the
Congress, the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party – comparing it
with the name of the executed 26/11 attacker Ajmal Kasab, Mayawati said
the remarks were reflective of the BJP’s “filthy mindset”. “The way
Amit shah has dubbed the opposition as Kasab, not just is highly
condemnable but also reflects their filthy mindset,” Mayawati said while
addressing a rally in Ambedkar Nagar of poll-bound Uttar Pradesh. “In
the country today, there can be no bigger Kasab than Amit Shah, the
biggest terrorist,” added the former Chief Minister. Shah had said on
Wednesday in Uttar Pradesh, “Until Uttar Pradesh gets rid of K-A-S-A-B,
there will be no development in the state. Ka (in Hindi) is for
Congress, Sa for Samajwadi Party and Ba for BSP.
Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: Chauri Chaura constituency; BSP’s Jai Prakash takes on SP’s Manurojan Yadav; All you need to know
Chauri Chaura is constituency No. 326 of Uttar Pradesh legislative
assembly. The assembly constituency is situated in Gorakhpur district
and comes under Bansgaon Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open
constituency.
As the voting for the fourth phase of the Uttar
Pradesh Assembly elections is underway in 53 constituencies spread over
12 districts, fate of more than 650 candidates will be decided by 1.84
cr voters. The 12 districts going to polls in the fourth phase are
Raebareli, Mahoba, Hamirpur, Allahabad, Jalaun, Jhansi, Lalitpur,
Pratapgarh, Kaushambi, Banda, Chitrakoot and Fatehpur. As the elections
have drove midway, stakes are high for all major political parties
including the Samajwadi Party (SP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
Congress and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). The current phase is going to be
crucial for the ruling SP as it currently holds 24 out of the total 53
seats here. UP has witnessed high-decibel election rallies and roadshows
over the past few months and all major political parties have tried
their best to lure voters. While the ongoing polls are touted to be a
litmus test for SP, Modi-led BJP stands as a strong roadblock for the
ruling party in the state.There has been anger against him because of
the law-and-order failure in the state.
Making it a crucial
three-way battle, Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has cemented
itself as one of lead contenders in this political run.The high-voltage
assembly elections are halfway in India’s most populous state and is is
expected to lay the cornerstone for the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
Chauri Chaura is constituency No. 326 of Uttar Pradesh legislative
assembly. The state of Uttar Pradesh has 403 assembly constituencies.
The assembly constituency is situated in Gorakhpur district and comes
under Bansgaon Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open constituency.
What are the key issues Development is the key issue in this constituency.
Who was the winner last time
BSP won the constituency by a margin of just 20,601 during the 2012
Assembly elections. Jai Prakash from BSP bagged a total of 49,687 votes
followed by Anoop Kumar Pandey from SP who got 29,086 votes.
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Modi turns around the GADHA MATHA not GO MATHA joke on Akhilesh, says donkeys are loyal, responsible
He said, “I take inspiration from a donkey. Donkeys are loyal to their masters and fulfill their responsibilities”.
Akhilesh Yadav discriminates between animals. “Why do you have such
distaste for donkeys” He is scared of donkeys too, but they have not
even spared donkeys.They hate the animal.
SP has embraced
Congress and seeking votes in this election had brought out postal
stamps on donkeys in 2013. Postal stamps on wild ass of Ladakh and
Gujarat were released in 2013.
Modi said, these donkeys belong to
the same land which gave the country leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. This was Krisha’s ‘karmabhoomi’too”.
GADHA MATHA By: Kalyanaraman Srinivasa
“Gadha Matha” . The moment you read this you are going to get angry
with me and may even think whether I have gone out of senses. No it is
going to be future Matha replacing Holy Cow in Hinduism.
Donkey’s
are most ridiculed animal in all societies of the world . When you want
to give lower category abuse in Indian sense, to vent your anger, you
say “Gadha” Hindu scriptures also say that if you do bad deeds in the
present birth, you may be cursed to take birth as donkey in the next
birth.
There are 44 million donkeys on planet earth today. It is
called a Beast of Burden and used to move burden over long distances.
Gujarath state uses extensively donkey for this job.Its Nutrional
requirement is less than that of cow. It can digest even hardest fiber
unfit for other animals due to its good Gastro Intestional tract system.
Its protein requirements are much less.
Donkeys have notorious
reputation due to its Stubborness, and it is attributed to its much
stronger sense of “Self Preservation” than that attributed to other
animals.
What is the glory of Donkeys. Recent research has proved
that Donkeys Milk is far superior than Cow’s Milk. It has very high
levels of omega 3 fatty acids,less protein, rich in calcium. Continuous
intake of donkey’s milk will prevent Atherocelerosis, a fat which is
present in cow’s milk, getting settled in arteries leading to Heart
attacks. Also donkey’s milk intake, does not create Obesity and keep
body in shape. It is very close to Human Milk. What else you want .
Immediately switch over to Donkeys Milk.
The only problem is the
milk out put . It produces only one litre per day, as against 10 times
more for cow. No problem, by further research, output can be increased.
Let us start “Project Donkey” to breed more donkeys in our society.Let
us not any more call donkey as Gadha but “GADHA MATHA” Let us replace GO
DHAN and substitute with GADHA DHAN to please our Gods.
Jai Ho Battleground UP: Prannoy Roy’s Analysis Of Where Parties Stand
Halfway through the Uttar Pradesh elections, NDTV’s Prannoy Roy
analyses what it will take for the parties to win the prized battle,
which is being viewed as a curtain… ndtv.com
Uttar
Pradesh is the biggest state in India having 1/6thof the total
population of the country and with the highest number of Assemblies at
the parliamentary constituencies. The final arbiters will be the
astrological factors which will decide to…
“Bringing all communities together is the only thing which will work”-BSP will win all the seats.
Mayawati lauds three years of rule
Lucknow, May 13 – Not more than
one percent of the state’s budget has been spent on memorials
to SC/ST/OBC icons, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati Thursday said,
extolling three years of her Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) government as an
environment free of terror, crime, injustice and corruption.
Addressing a press conference to
mark three years of the BSP rule in the state, Mayawati staunchly
defended the construction of memorials and statues to herself
and SC/ST/OBC icons.
‘Yes, I have built memorials and statues to
commemorate the rich contribution of such personalities who had done
yeoman social service and reforms, but their work never received due
recognition in successive Congress governments or the other regimes,’
she said.
Justifying the allocation of more than Rs.6,000 crore
towards these memorials, she asserted: ‘Whatever I have spent each year
towards commemoration of these icons was not more than one percent of
the state’s annual budget.’
‘What my government has achieved over a period of
three years, since we rode on to power entirely on our own strength,
cannot be matched by any other political party that has ever remained in
power in the state.’
Claiming there was ‘utter jungle raj’ when the BSP
assumed office in May 2007, she said: ‘And I am proud of the fact that
in three years, I have been able to create a terror-free, fear-free,
crime-free, injustice-free and corruption-free environment by putting
the law of the land back on the rails.’
In her view, her government ‘could have done wonders’
had the central government extended cooperation in adequately sharing
the cost of various development programmes. She acused it of depriving
the state of Rs.17,000 crore, ‘the state’s legitimate share towards
various schemes already carried out over the past three years’.
Focussing on the Congress-led government’s
‘conspiracy’ against her regime, Mayawati recalled how New Delhi had not
paid any attention to her repeated demand for a special economic
package of Rs.80,000 crore for the uplift of Bundelkhand and Purvanchal.
Major Achievements of BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh during the last 3 years
Other Achievements and Highlights of the Budget outlay under main Heads,
During the last 3years of BSP Government, for public Information:-
Achievements of
the BSP Government in Uttar Pradesh, during the last 3 years, have been
remarkable, particularly on law and Order and Development fronts. If the
Central Government had paid, in time, Uttar Pradesh’s due share of over
Rs.17,000 crore, the results could have been much better. Not only
this, State’s Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms. Mayawati Ji, by according
priority to host of ambitious schemes of Public Welfare and Development,
had spent almost 99% of the total available Budget amount on them and
only less than 1% was spent on the construction of “Memorials, Museums,
Statues, Parks”, etc.,in honour of ‘Saints’, ‘Seers’ (Gurus) and Great
Men born in the SC/St and Other Backward Classes.
1.Home Department :
Total expenditure
of Rs 16,105 crore (sixteen thousand fifteen crore Rupees) in the last
three years on activities relating to the Home Department with
significant achievements as follows:
·
Establishing
the rule of Law by creating in all spheres, a development-oriented
environment free from injustice, crime, fear and corruption
·Lawlessness
and Jungle-Raj during the last Government led to victimization of the
people, specially the poor and the weak and not a single FIR was
registered. Orders issued to launch a drive and have FIRs registered in
all such cases.
·Large
–Scale improvement in the law and order situation in the State and fall
in all kinds of crime. As a result Gunda-raj came to an end .
·To dispose of public complaints, an effective system of regular “Thana Divas” introduced.
·Introduction of “Tahasil Divas” to ensure justice to the poor on-the-spot.
·A SIT (Special Investigation Team) constituted for independent investigation of serious economic offences.
·Training of 2,000 commandos from the Police Force on the NSG pattern, in process.
·Creation
of more than 2.40 lakh posts in the Police Force, increasing
Police-People ration from 83 to 150 per lakh. Action taken on
recruitment of 35.0000 Police Constables.
·Medal allowances to Medal Awardees doubled.
·Lucknow District Jail, Model Jail and ‘Nari Bandi Niketan’ shifted to new premises on /Mohanlalganj-Gosaiganj Road.
·The
daily district allowance of Homeguard volunteers increased fro Rs.126
to Rs.140 and daily duty allowance of PRD Jawans from Rs.75 to Rs.126.
·Settlement
of 37,494 cases of personal disputes /enimity out of total 1,94,106
cases registered in police stations between 13 May ,207 and 15, March
2010.
·Possession of leased land given to a total od 3,11,841 land allotees with police help.
·Fall in crimes against women such as murder, rape, eve teasing, persecution, dowery-killing, chain snatching etc.
·Fast-track
courts established and as a result of concerted efforts by the
Government, an appreciable decline registered in cases under the SC/ST
Prevention of Atrocities Ac.
·30 new Fire-Fighting Centres established.
·Elemination of Dacoits who had become symbol of terror.
·Decision
to recruit ex-servicemen to constitute a Special Zone Protection Force
to safeguard Memorials, Museums, Statues, Parks, etc., constructed to
honour Noble Saints, Seers and Great Men born. From time to time, in the
SC/ST and Other Backward Classes.
2.Social Security :
Total
expenditure of Rs. 40,147 crore (Forty Thousand One Hundred and Forty
Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on social security
activities with significan achievements as follows:
·Introduction
of direct payment of pension od Rs.30 per month under Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Garib Aarthik Madad Yagana” to poor families left
out of Antyodaya Yojana and BPL list
·Outstanding
S/C debts amounting to Rs.120.28 crore granted by “Uttar Pradesh
Anusoochit Jati Vitta Evam Vikas Yojana” during 1985-1997 written off ,
benefiting about 7.58 lakh S/C families.
·Ownership certificates (leases) issued to 9,431 memebers of Scheduled Tribes and other traditional forest-dwellers (vanvasis).
·Computerisation
of schorarships payable to all pre and post-class-X students (girls and
boys). Distribution of cent-per-cent scholarship to boy and girl
students above class IX. Number beneficiaries exceeding 1.50 crore.
·First-time
cent-per-cent computerization of old age monthly pension amount
increased from Rs.150 to Rs.30 to be credited directly to the
beneficiaries account.
·The amount of grant increased from Rs.10,000 to Rs.20,000 for the marriage of daughters of SC/ST in Budelkhand region.
·The
amount of financial assistance, under the scheme for marriage and
medical treatment, hiked from Rs.2,000 to Rs.5,000 per head.
·Upgradation of 54 Ashram style schools in the State from class-V to intermediate level, ensuring education for 25,000 students.
·Sanction accorded to the construction of 10 new government Ashram style schools and 21 hostels for SC/ST.
·For IAS and PCS coaching of SC/ST, an institute established at Bhagidhari Bhavan, lucknow as well as Agra, Aligar ans Bareeilly.
·Provision of 21.21% expenditure for the welfare of SC/ST under SC/ST sub plan.
Backward Classes Welfare·
Distribution of Rs.814.62 crore as scholarship among 196.17 lakh Backward class students (girls and boys) during 2007 -2008
·As many as 207.21 lakh Backward students benefited with the expenditure of Rs.920.29 crore during 2008-2009.
·During 2009-2010 Rs.900.82 crore earmarke for scholarships, benefiting about 217.80 lakh students.
·As many as 11.45 lakh students benefited reimbursing Rs.218.21 crore.
·With
grants of Rs.10,000 for the marriage of daughters and Rs.5,000 for
medical treatment of Backward destitute, poor and BPL persons,
altogether 82,417 people benefited.
·Construction of 34 hostels for students belonging to Other Backward-Classes completed and work on another 12 hostels started.
Welfare of the Physically Handicapped :
Sanction of Pension at the rate ofRs.300 permonth todicapped (physically challenged), numbering 7,06,296.
·Amount of grant for artificial limbs/ancilliary equipments for the physically challenged increased from Rs.3,500 to Rs.6,000.
·Provision for an additional amount of Rs.2 crore by way ofincentive for the marriage of the physically challenged.
·Subsistence allowance for the physically challenged, studying / receiving training, increased from Rs.550 to Rs.850 per month.
·Free travel facility available, in all categories of Uttar Pradesh State Transport buses, to the physically challenged.
·Relaxation upto maximum of 15 years in age limit, to the physically challenged in recruitment to government services.
·3% reservation for the physically challengedin the allotment of fair price shops.
·Establishment
of Uttar Pradesh Dr.Shakuntala Misra Rehabilitaion University to
provide higher education to handicapped students. 50% seats reserved
exclusively for the physically challenged.
·Construction
of hostels at < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns =
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Lucknow and Gorakpur for visually impaired students.
·Work
in progress on the setting up of an inter college each at Gorakpur and
Meerut for visually impaired boys and girls respectively.
·Work
in progress for establishing a Shelter Home cum Training Centre each at
Bareilly, Meerut and Gorakpur for the mentally retarded.
Minority Welfare and Waqf :
Decision to include 10 new Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grants-in-aid list.
·Distribution of Rs.34,276.71 lakh to 91.64 lakh, pre and post-class-X students as scholarships.
·Honororium amounting to Rs.9,377.19 lakh for 6,782 teachers in 2587 Madarasas.
·Income celling of poor guardians of wards, eligible for scholarship, increased to Rs.1 lakh.
·Aid amount to Rs.2544.50 lakh, provided for the marriage of 25,445 daughters from minority BPL families.
·Reimbursement of school fees, amounting to Rs.1,490.15 lakh to 31,229 students studying in post-X-classes.
·Provision
of Rs.440 lakh for construction of Haj House at < ?xml:namespace
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·Direct air flight for Haj travelers from Varanas to Jeddah. Arrangement to send off Haj travelers from Haj House in Luaknow.
·The condition of police verification for appointment of Mutavallis abolished.
·“Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Alpankhyak Swarozgar Yojana” being implemented in urban areas.
·Construction
of Uttar Pradesh Sunni and Shia Central Waqf Boards with strict
instructions to both the Waqf Boards to persive all Waqf properties with
the grants made available to them.
·Grant of Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled and raised to Rs.3 crore.
·Adequate provision to reimburse the admission fees of students pursuing medical/engineering /MBA and other University courses.
Women’s Welfare, Child Development and Nutrition :
Monthly pension of destitute women increased from Rs.150 to Rs.300. 15.80 lakh being benefited.
·Provision of payment of Rs.10,000, in one single installment for the marriage of daughters of destitute (BPL women).
·Provision of lump-sum payment of Rs.11,000 to the new couple, when a woman re-marries after the death of her husband.
·Mahamaya
Garib Balika Ashirwad Yajana introduced for girls born in BPL families
on 15 January, 209 or thereafter to put a stop to foetus-killing, arrest
declining ratio between boys and girls and to enable girls to live a
life of self respect.
·On
the birth of a girl child, an amount will be deposited in her name for a
fixed period of 18 years, which on maturity will be around Rs.1 lakh
and be payable to the girl if she atayed unmarried till then.
·So far 1,01,705 girls benefited.
As
many as 97.20lakh children being served everyday with hot cooked food
by 1,51,469 Aanganwadi centres functioning under 897 integrated child
development projects in the State.
·Increase of Rs.500 in the honorarium of Anganvwadiworkers and Rs.250 in the case of lady assistants.
Total
expenditure of Rs.12,527 crore (Twelve Thousand Five Hundred and Twenty
Seven Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities undertaken of
the Agriculture Department with significant achievements as follows :
·
A total of 48.19 lakh quintal of approved seads distributed
·79.27 lakh tones fertilizers distributed.
·Distribution of seasonal loans to farmers amounting Rs.11,991 crore.
·45.94 lakh Kissan Credit Cards distributed.
·Stribution of 8093.16 Kl/tones agricultural chemical under the plant protection programme.
·‘Drip
and Sprinkler Irrigation Method’ introduced under rain water storage
and irrigation sckeme in Bundelkhand region. 13,652 sprinkler sets
distributed.
·Implements
available , free of charge to all SC/ST and poor and marginal farmers.
75% grant admissible to other categories of farmers.
·Comprehensive strategy planned to double the income of farmers from agriculture production in the next two years.
·Provision of storage of fertilizer in advance.
·Wheat production during the rabi season 2009-10 estimated to be 290.04 lakh m.t., the highest in the last few years.
·Food grain production estimated to be 313.36 lakh tones during rabi 2009-10, which is the highest as compared to previous years.
·Production of 107 lakh tones of rice and 135 lakh tones food grains during kharif 2009-10 in spite of draught.
·Short-term loans amounting to Rs.6,651.61 crore distributed, at reduced interest rates, among small and marginal farmers.
·Linking of 350 S/C hamlets with 3,638 Km. long pukka roads by Mandi Parishad..
Cane Development and Sugar Industry :
·Record and historic payment of cane price amounting to Rs.28,911.26 crore, including arrears.
·Unprecedented
increase of Rs.25 per quintal in the State Advisory Price of canr for
the crushing season, 2009-10. Never before has there been such an
increase in a single crushing season.
·For
the first time, payment of additioan incentive money to cane farmers
ensured with mutual agreement between sugar mills and the farmers.
·The
farmers got full for their produce due to restrictions imposed on the
import of raw sugar in the State until the lifting of the cane crop from
the fields.
·Efforts made to increase sugar production and productivity by developing five new sugarvarieties.
·Two new sugar mills (Hata and Baghauli) started.
·Rules amended to provide more representation to SC/ST, Other Backward Classes and women in cane development councils.
4.Irrigation :
Total
expenditure of Rs.16,505 crore(sixteen thousand fivr hundred and five
crore) in the last three years on activities of the Irrigation
Departmentwith significant achievements as follows:
·By
means of 33,215 Km. of embarkments and other flood protection measures,
19.47 lakh hectares of land protected against floods so far.
·With 73,637 Km. long canals in the State, better facilities of irrigation made available.
·The policy of ‘no-irrigation – no irrigation tax’ enforced in the interest of the farmers afterdoing away with the ‘barha qanoon’.
·Inspite
of draught in 63 out of 71 districtsin the State in 2009-10 , an area
of 1,744 thousand hectares irrigated by feeding 8,368 tails during the
Kharif 1,477 season. To deal with the rigour of draught and to make
drinking water available for cattle, 30,689 tanks / ponds were filled
with water and an area of 2,135.35 thousan hectares irrigated during the
curresnt rabi season upto March, 2010.
·SC/ST groups of farmers provided cent-per-centgrant
(Maximum being Rs.4.28 lakh per tubewell) under ‘Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar
Nalkoop Yojana). Construction of 304 tublewells completed. Another 300
tubewellsunder construction during 2009-10.
·Under
Dr.Ambedkar Samoohik Nalkoop Yojana’ grant admissible to the extent of
50% (Maximum being Rs.2.41 lakh per tubewell). Construction of 213
tubewells completed. Another 200 being constructed.
5.Rural Development :
Total
expenditure of Rs.7,609 crore (Seven Thousand Six Hundred and Nine
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities under Rural
Develeopent with significant achievements as follows :
With an expenditure of Rs.11,420 crore under MNREGA, as many as 7.454 lakh man days of employment generated.
·4,998 ‘Bastis’ linked with 19,302 Km. longPukka roads at an expenditureRs.6,10.90 croreunder P.M.G..S.Y.
·Housing facilities made available to 10.30 lakh homeless rural families at a cost of Rs.3,316 crore under Indira Aavas Yojna.
·Free houses to 3.06 lakh SC/ST families at a cost of Rs.949 crore under‘Mahamaya Aavas Yojna’.
·Houses
for non-SC/ST and homeless BPL families numbering 0.50 lakh at a cost
of Rs.180 crore under ‘Mahamaya Sarvajan Aavas Yojna’.
6.Revenue :
Instructions
issued not to evict SC/STpeople from Gram Panchayat lands occupied by
them on 13 May,2007 or before and to treat them as owners of the land.
·Provision for unmarried daughter also for succession to agriculture land.
·Uttar Pradesh Money lending Regulatory Act-2008 enforced to protect farmers from economic exploitation.
·An amount of Rs.49.76 crore distributed as compensation against 8,580 claims from farmers under ‘Krishak Durghatana Bima Yojna’.
·Altogether, 4,89,989 hectares of agricultural land allotted to 2,28,261 landless people.
·Residential plots of 100 to 250 sq.mt. allotted to 3,11,868 homeless families.
·In the process of realization of loans, restrictions imposed on the auction of lands of farmers owning less than 3.123 acres.
·Under General Public Insurance Scheme, insurance premium of landless families borne at the rate of fifty-fifty bythe central and state government. Two children of the concernedfamily to be given a monthly scholarship of Rs.10 also.
·Allotment of an acre of 25,240 hectares to 30,410 fishermen families for pisciculture.
7.Panchayati Raj :
Total
expenditure of Rs.5,574 crore (Five Thousan Five Hundred and Seventy
Four Crore Rupees) in the last three years under Panchayati Raj with
Significant achievements as follows :
·
As
many as 1,322 Dr.Ambedkar villages selected during 2007-08 under
Dr.Ambedkar Gram Sabha Vikas Yojna, saturated with kharanjas and drains
at a cost of Rs.320.81 crore.
·During
2008-09, as amny as 1,438 Dr Ambedkar Gram Sabhas saturated with CC
9Cement-Concrete)roads KC drains at a cost of Rs.875 crore.
·Construction of CC (Cement-Concrete) roads and KC drains completed in2,175 Dr.Ambedkar villages at a cost of Rs.875 crore during 2009-10.
·Approval for installation od sodium lights in 10,000 S/C Bastis in Dr.Ambedkar villages.
·Construction
of 2,000 Dr.Ambedkar Multipurpose Community Centres in S/C Bastis of
Dr.Ambedkar villages. Process of construction of community centres for
the next year started.
·Under
Total Cleanliness Drive during the last three years, as many as
21,99,811 BPL private toilets, 1,525 women toilet complexes , 1,75,613
school toilets and 64,761 Aanganbadi toilets constructed at a cost of
Rs.1,08,010 crore.
·5,250 Panchayat Buildings constructed at a cost of Rs.149.31 crore during the last 3 years.
·For
environmental cleanliness in the rural areas, a historic decision was
taken, for the first time, by this popular government to creat as many
as 1,08,848 posts of Arogya Rakhakas (Health Protectors of all Beings)
in the State in March 2008.
·An amount of Rs.1,101 .34 crore sanctionedunder
the Backward Area Grant-in-aid fund Scheme. Work in progress in 34
districts of the State on the construction of 4,872 Gram Sachiwalayas.
431resource centres, 475 aanganbadi centres, 195 boundarywalls
, 76 tubewells, 2,708 tube lights, 291 culverts, 85 drinking water
systems, 185 solid waste management units and 1,570 roads.
·To provide public facilities under the recommendations of the 12th
finance commission, panchayati Rai institutions made supporting by
allocating them a total of Rs.1,758.48 crore from 2007-08 till date.
·An expenditureof Rs.4,077.53 crore incurred on the maintenance of properties and assets of Panchayati Raj instutions.
8.Energy :
Total expenditure
of Rs.23,673 crore (Twenty Three Thousand Six Hundred and Seventy Three
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities under Energy
Department with significant achievements as follows:
·Foundation stones of power projects worth Rs.6,168 crore laid.
·To make the State self-sufficient in Power Sector,decisions taken to generate 25.000 MW of additional power . Towards this end , a total investment of Rs.1.25,000 crore proposed.
·To
separate agricultural feeders from domestic feeders in the rural areas,
Rs.2,600 crore Dr.Ambedkar Urja Krishi Sudhar Yojna introduced.
·Setting up of 41 new132 KV power sub-stationswith a capacity of 1200 MVA.
·Construction of new sub-stations of 22KV with a capacity of 1440KVA.
·Construction of 132/220/400 KV lines – 1240 circuit Km.
·Expansion of capacity of 88 sub-stations from 132 KV to 1993 MVA.
·Expansion of capacity 38 sub-stations from 220KV to 1890 MVA.
·Expansions of 2 sub-stations from 400 KV to 120 MVA.
·Electrification 9,739 Ambedkar villages. 3,590 general villages, 3,487 SC/ST bastis and 3,590 hamlets.
·Establishing 369 new power sub-stations of 33KVwith a capacity of 2,095 MVA.
·Increase in the capacity of 376 sub0-stations of 1,426 MVA.
·Construction of 1,378 circuit Km lines of 33 KV.
·2
x 250 – MW capacity Harduganj thermal power extension project approved.
Synchronisation of the first unit likely on 31 October 2010 and that of
the second unit by 30 november next.
·The second phase of 1 x 660 MW capacity Harduaganj thermal power extension project is being sanctioned.
·Operational work in unit number 7 of Harduaganj thermal power house, from 110 MW to 120MW approved.
·Power
generation commenced in the first 300 MW unit of 2 x 300 MW Roza
thermal power project (private sector). The second unitexpected to be
commissioned shortly.
·A
joint venture of M/s Nyveli Lignite Corporation and Uttar Pradesh Rajya
Vidut Utpadan Nigam to produce 2,000 MW of thermal power approved.
·Sanction accorded to 1 x 150 MW capacity Panki thermal power extension project.
·Refurbishing of the units of 2 x 250 MW capacity Obra (A) thermal power station completed and units in production mode.
·Proposed installationof 2 x 660 MW capacity Obra (C) thermal project.
·Proposal to install 2 x 660 MW capacity Anpara (E) thermal power project.
·Under Parichha extension thermal power project, 2 units of 210 MW set up.
·BTG work of 3 x 250MW Parichha extension thermal power project in progress. Units 1 and 2 expected to go into production soon.
·Target to achieve additional power generation capacity of 10,000 MW by 2012.
·Transfer of Anpara (C)thermal power project to the private sector.
·To achieve increase in production of electricity, new 3,000 MW capacity thermalpower projects proposed which would increase generationof capacity from the present 4,000 MW to 7,000 MW.
·Supply of electricity to 7,500 villages ensured.
·To
install a 1,320 MW power generation unit in Meja (< ?xml:namespace
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/>Allahabad) a memorandum of Understanding signed between Uttar
Pradesh Rajya Utpadan Nigam and NTPC. Construction work is in progress.
·A new scheme of energising private tubewells started. The amount of grant increased from Rs.55,000 to 68.000.
9.PWD :
Total expenditure of Rs.22,296 crore(TwentyTwo
Thousand and Ninny Six Crore Rupees) in the last three years on
activities under Public Works Development with significant achievements
as follows :
·For economic amelioration of persons belonging to SC/ST, a system of reservation of reservationin
government contracts, upto a value of Rs.25 lakh, introduced for the
first time. So far, contract jobs worth Rs.525.35 crore allocated.
·Construction ofa
total 168 major bridges and 5 Railway over-bridges completed. 38
over-bridges under construction. Rs.521 crore sanctioned for
construction of 28over-bridges.
·Of
the Ambedkar villages selected during 1995-96, 1997-98 and 2002-03 and
left unattended, as many as 2,109 villages saturated with 3,264 km, long
roads built at a cost of Rs.597 crore under the scheme to construct new
roads.
·Repair
work and reconstruction of previously built roads in Ambedkar villages,
selected during 1995-96, 1997-98 and 202-03 was undertaken in 2007-08.
As many as 13,210 Dr.Ambedkar villagessaturated with 29,867 km long improve roads at a cost of Rs.1,140.96 crore.
·Under
Nav Nirman Yojna, 2,203 km long new roads constructed in 1,219 selected
Ambedkar Gram Sabhas during the first phase (2007-08) at a cost of
Rs.486 crore.
·During
the second phase (2008-09) of Nav Nirman Yojna, 4,035 km long roads
constructed in 2,307 Ambedkar Gram Sabhas at a cost of Rs. 873.55 crore.
·To
link up all 2,709 hamlets with roads in Ambedkar villagesselected in
1995-96 and 1997-98 together with 2,195 villages re-adopted in 2009-10,
construction started on 2,350 km long roads under Nav Nirman Yojna. So
far 2,290 hamlets linked.
·Under
Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Samagra Vikas Yojna, started for the
first time by the present government in 2007-08, 740 km. of cement
concrete drains constructed at a cost of Rs.289.54 crore.
·Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Shahri Gharib Avas Yojna introduced in 2008-09.
·Renovation of 32,228 Km.long roads in progress at a cost of Rs.1,129.98 crore.
·Construction of 266 bridges completed at a cost of Rs.1,390 crore.
·Widening and strengthening of 8395 kn long roads at a cost of Rs.4,930 crore.
·34,846km.long rural roads constructed at accost of Rs.5,90 crore.
·Linking of one hamlet with the other started in selected Ambedkar villages
·Construction
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Ganga Bridge in Rae Bareli district.
10.Development of Infrastructural Facilities :
·
Work onthe metro rail project from < ?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = “urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags” />Delhi
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·Completion of Mahamaya flyover in Noida, Sector -44.
·Supply of drinking water from the Ganga to 35 sector Noida.
·Construction of s state-of-the-art stadium at Gomti Nagar in Lucknow.
Industrial Development
Process for building an industrial corridor, equipped with global-standard facilities started by LIDA on Kanpur-Lucknownational highway.
·Capital investment of Rs.308.21 crore by GIDA after acquiring 464 acres of land.
·Under
Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor project, 12% of UP state’sarea to
become Special Economic Zone (SEZ) generating employment for as many as
2.5 lakh persons.
·With
a capital investment of Rs.3,888 crore for establishing 33,595 small
scale industrial ventures, as many as 1.74 lakh jobs generated.
·Introduction
of a single window system for time-bound disposal of complaints for
entrepreneurs regarding applications at the district level, which has
benefited 51,565 entrepreneurs so far.
·Development of a sports city of international standards at Noida at a cost of Rs.2,050 crore.
·Private
capital investment of Rs.544.48 crore in three Special Economic Zone
(SEZ)in Noida / Greater Noida. Entrepreneurial units functional.,
providing direct employment to 40,096 persons.
·As many as 546 letters of intent okayed with an investment proposal of Rs.36,180.84 crore and employment for 3,11,457 persons.
11.Education :
Total
expenditure of Rs.45,948 crore (Forty Five Thousand Nine Hundred and
Forty Eight Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities onder
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Basic Education :
·To make up for shortfalls of teachers, 88,000 teachers appointed.
·12,244sikshamitras appointed, onhonorarium basis, in primary schools to improve the teachers-taught ratio.
·Provision of Scholarships at double the rate for children of families engaged inArogya Rakshak(Health Protectors of all beings) work.
·Teaching of English to start from class-I itself instead of class-III.
·In unserved villages, 4,635 new primary schools and 11,031 new senior senior primary schools opened.
·Construction of 57,459 additional classrooms in Parishad-run schools.
·454 Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalayas being run for girls from poorer sections in development blocks located in backward areas.
·Appointment of 6,573 Urdu teachers in Parishad-run schools.
·Electrification works completed in 57,772 schools.
·Computer aided education programme operational in upper primary schools.
·Free distribution of uniforms to 72 lakh girl students in primary schools.
·School bags distributed to 16.50 lakh girl students of upper primary schools.
·Under
the school readiness programme, pre-primary classes started, for the
first time, during 2009-10 in 14,200 primary schools in the State.
Secondary Education :
For BPL girl students, Savitri Bai Phule Balika Siksha Madad Yojna started. So far 2.56 lakh students benefited.
·National secondary education campaign launched.
·254 government high schools upgraded to intermediate level.
·54
government higher secondary schools with no buildings of their own
earlier , constructed. 97 higher secondary schools, having having their
own buildings, provided with additional classrooms and laborotories.
·In 70 co-ed schools in rural areas, toilets and a common room constructed for girls.
·Government
for government district libraries constructed in Mahoba, Maharajganj,
Sonbhadra, Firozabad, Bhadohi, Kannuj, JP Nagar nad Mahamaya Nagar.
·A
secondary Sanscrit s education board constituted to exercise
administrative control over prathma, Madhyama and upper Madhyama system
of education.
·Establishment of Mahamaya inter colleges for boys and girls each in Noida and Greater Noidaalong with hostel facility.
·Many revolutionary changes introduced in the interest of UP Board examinees. No mention of divisionin
the mark sheet any more; only subject-wise marks to be shown. Grade to
replace division in the mark sheet. An examinee clearing any five out of
the offered six subjects will be cleared pass. Only one question paper
for one subject.
Higher Education :
·In
the newly created Gautham Buddha Nagar district, close to Delhi,
Gautham Buddha University of international standards established over a
sprawling area of 511 acres. The university provides facility for higher
education abroad at government expense to students belonging to SC/ST,
other backward classes, religious minorities and brilliant BPL students
in the general category.
·Total ban on ragging in all educational institutions.
·Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Chair for research established in six universities.
·Centres
for excellence opened in universities. Augumentation of twenty five
percent seats in theuniversities to get over the problem of admission.
·Under laid-down parameters, seven private universities set up.
·Rs.12.40
crore sanctioned to promote education in science, arts, commerse as
well as women’seducation and co-education in unserved development
blocks.
·Action by home department on SIT reports to investigate all maters relating to fake universities and other similar institutions.
·Instructions to all universities to complete all tests and examinations by May 2010.
·Decision to set up an internal quality assurance cell in Uttar Pradesh State Higher Education Board Lucknow.
·Uttar Pradesh Urdu, Arabic-Persian University established at Lucknow.
·Government
Degree Colleges established in the districts of Jaunpur, Ghaziabad,
Kanshiram Nagar, Kushinagar, Bijnur, Mannauj, Farrukhabad, Mainpuri and
shravasti which has no such colleges before. Government women’s degree
collegesopened in Mohna (Lucknow), Dhanpur, - Hadia (Allahabad), Bangar
(Kannauj).
·Of
the offices of regional higher education officer functioning in 8
divisions of the state, 5 offices to have their own permanent buildings
at Lucknow, Bareilly, Meerut, Kanpur and Jhansi.
·Construction of Savitri Bai Phule women’s hostel in Chhatrapati Sahu Ji Maharaj University, Kanpur completed.
·Instructions
issued to hold student union elections in the universities in
accordance with Lyngdoh Committee recommendations. Efforts on to improve
the academic atmosphere.
Vocational Education :
Addition of 32 seats for vocations like offset machine grinder and litho offset and plate maker in government industrial training institute, Aliganj, Lucknow.
·Construction of the building of state staff training and research centre and vocational training board in Lucknow.
·Provision
of proper equipment and machines for government industrial institutes
at Godlamau (Sitapur), Atrauli (Hardoi), Chandan Chowki (Lakhimpur
Kheri) and Kannauj.
·Provision of equipment and machines for 50 industrial training institutes under the SC/ST sub-plan.
·Establishment of industrial training centres in unserved development blocks under the public-private-partnership (PPP) scheme.
·Decesion to set up a state insdustrial training institute at Bansgaon (Gorakhpur).
·To
provide employment and opportunities of self-employment to the youth in
the vocational field, a separate vocational training department
constituted, after bifurcation of the department of vocational and
technical education.
·Provision
of giving bicycle and Rs.25,000 for girls from BPL families, seeking
admission to government industrial institutes under the new ‘Savitri Bai
Phule Balika Shiksha Madad Yojna’.
Technical Education :
·Facility
of free –ship, on admission to government-aided polytechnics, for
children of guardians withan annual income of less than Rs.1 lakh.
·Savitri
Bai Phule Balika Kalyan Yojna made applicable to technical education as
well, after the same pattern as in secondary education.
·5 new politechnica opened in Bundelkhand.
·Establishment
of Mahamaya Politechnic of Information Technology at Chandauli,
Gorakhpur, JP Nagar and Mahamaya Nagar (Hathras) under the SC/ST
sub-plan.
·Decision to open 4 engineering colleges, one eachat Banda, Bijnur, Azamgarh and Ambedkar nagar. Establishment of engineering colleges at Banda and Bijnur , in process.
·‘[Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji Institute of Technology’ to be opened at Lucknow.
·Opening of new polytechnics in 41 districts.
·Establishment
of Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji engineering college of information
technology at Azxamgarh and Ambedkar Nagar besides Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar
engineering college of information technology at Banda and Bijnor
approved.
·A
second technical university, named Mahamaya Technical University,
established for westwern UP in Gautam Buddha Nasgar district.
12.Urban Development :
Total
expenditure of Rs.6,091 crore (Six Thousan and Ninety One Crore Rupees)
in the laste three years on activites of Urban Development with
significant achievements a follows :
·Approval of Rs.1,076.98 crore plan to provide clean drinking water projects and another Rs.575.27 crorefor twelve sewerage projects at Lucknow, Kanpur, agra, Allahabad, Varanasi,Meerut and Mathura.
·Provision of 1,310 buses in 7 mission townsof the state.
·As against a totalof 41 projects costing Rs.5,910.54 crore for selected cities, provision made for Rs.1,781.55 crore.
·8 projects for Lucknow city worth Rs.1,743.79 crore sanctioned.
·Drinking water schemes, worth Rs.311.31 crore, implemented in 37 small and medium towns.
13.Housing and Urban Planning :
Total
Expenditure of Rs.3,666 crore (Three Thousand Six Hundred and Sity Six
Crore Rupees) in the last three years on activities of Housing and Urban
Planning with significant achievements as follows :
·Of
1.01 lakh houses to be constructed under Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji
Shahri Garib Avas Yojna, for free allotment of accommodation todestitute
widows, the physically challenged and BPL city dwellers, as many as
96,418 housing units completed.
·‘Sarvajan
Hitay Shahri Garib Avas (slum area)Malikana Haq Yojna’ introduced to
confer ownership rights on BPL families living in unauthorisedly
occupied premesis in urban.
14.Transport :
·To encourage public transportation services, city buses exempted exempted fully from additional taxes.
·50% tax exemption for buses hired on contract by schools and factories.
·Following agreement signed with the states of NCR, cent-per-cent exemption from tax allowed to CNR operated taxies.
·For
the facilities of passengers, low-floor air-conditioned buses and
general buses inoperation under metropolitan city transport service.
15.Medical and Health :
Total
expenditure of Rs.14,899 crore (Fourteen Thousand Eight Hundred and
Ninety nine Crore Rupees) in the last three years on Medical and Health
activites with significant achievements as follows :
·Attracted
by quality health services during the last 3 years, the number of
indoor patients in government hospitals increased from 11 lakh to 48
lakh and that of outdoor patients from 3.60 crore to 6 crore.
·For treatment of encephalitis patients, a special ward in the Gorakhpur Medical College together with a virology lab.
·Free inoculation of 3.06 crore children for prevention of encephalitis.
·Free
treatment of 25% BPL patients, including 10% belonging to SC/ST made
compulsory in hospitals established with PPP
(Public-Private-Partnership).
·Free medical treatment facility for red-card holders issued under ‘Antyodaya An Yojna’.
·Work
progressing fast under construction of Manyavar Shi Kanshiram Ji
Multi-speciality Hospital at Lucknow, where the poor will be treated
free.
·Construction of a 30 0- bed ultra special hospital, at Faizabad and Mirzapur progressing. A 100-bed paediatric hospital established at Lucknow.
·25% BPL families including 10% SC/ST to be treated free, compulsorily, in three hospitals.
·Decision
to increase the number of beds in district hospitalsfor
men-120(Moradabad), 100 (Faizabad), 200 (Banda), 150 (Mirzapur) and
100(Gonda).
·Provision of Rs.70 crore for a 100-bed combined hospital each at Saint Kabir Nagar, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Auraiya, Shravasti, Balrampur andKanpur.
·Approval for setting up trauma centres at Saharanpur, Ghaziaba, Lucknow, Kanpur Nagar and Varanasi.
·‘Aasha Yojna’ enforced throught the state.
·Announcement
of a health insurance scheme by Chief minister, on her birthday , for
BPL families with access to free medical treatment in government
hospitals for all kinds of diseases involving expenditure upto
Rs.30,000.
·Upgradation
of Noida district hospital and establishment of two 200-bed high-level
Dr.Ambedkar multi-speciality hospitals by the Greater Noida Authority.
·51,494 village health communities constituted in 52,002 gram panchayats in the state.
·Introduction of ‘Saubhagayawati Surakshit Matriva Yojna’ forexpectantmothers of BPL families.
·Construction
of new governmentallopathic medical colleges in Orai, Kannouj and
Azamgarh completed. OPD services start functioning. Ambedkar-Nagar,
Banda and Saharanpur to have similar colleges.
·Manyavar Shri Kanshram Ji para-medical training college established.
16.Employment Generation :
·Employment provided to 74,492 persons in the silk industry, including 36,203 S/C, 3,240 S/T and 19,924 women.
·Self employment for 9.52 lakh families with the help of a grant of Rs.1,240 crore under ‘Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojna’.
·Employment provided to 1,51,654 persons under ‘Chief Minsiter Gram Udyog Rozgar Yojna’.
·With
a capital investment of Rs.68567.89 lakh under village employment
generation programme (margin money scheme) and Prime Minister employment
generation programme, as many as 26,655 units established , providing
employment to 2,52,966 persons.
·Wages for agricultural and ancillary jobs fixed at Rs.100 daily and Rs.2,600 monthly.
·Long-standing ban on the recruitment to government services in general category lifted.
·Efforts to fill up backlog of SC/ST quota through a regular drive.
17.Food and Drugs Administration :
·To
prevent the manufacture and sale of adultrated food-stuff and fake
labeling of medicines, a separate food and drugs administration
department created.
·To
bring about qualitative improvement in PDS, strict enforecement carried
out leading to 25,931 raids, arrest ofr 93 persons, suspension of 7,443
licences and cancellation of allotment of 2,546shops.
·As many as 4,28,844 unauthorised BPL / Antyodaya Ration Cards cancelled and reissued to genuine families.
19.Less
than even 1%of the total budget ed expenditure in the State incurred on
the construction of Memorials, Museums, Statues and Parks to Honour
Baba Saheb Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar and Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji and other
Saints, Seers (Gurus) and Great Men born, from time to time in SC/ST and
Other Backward Classes.
20.Other Major Achievements :
·Record increase in the realization of commercial taxes amounting to Rs.6,553.64 crore.
·Facility of online ‘Bahti’ transit declaration form).
·Accident insurance scheme for 4 lakh registered traders.
·Despite
limited financial resources and an additional burden of Rs.21,000 crore
on government exchequer, this is the first state government to
implement the recommendations of the sixth pay commission, benefitting
state government employees, teachers, those serving in local bodies,
junior doctors, corporation employees etc., thus providing them major
relief from deamness.
21.P.P.P. (Public-Private-Partnership) for Development of Infrastructural Facilities :
·To
tap all possible money-resources for the state exchequer in order to
plough them back into public welfare programmes, encouragement given to
the private sector for capital investment rather than spending from
government’s own coffers, for creating infrastructural facilities
essential for public good.
·Construction of Rs.30,000 crore, 1,047 km. long 8-lane, entry controlled Ganga Express way in progress.
·Construction of 165 km. long Yamuna Express-way from Noida to Agra costing Rs.9,935 crore in final stages.
·Work
in progress on the 8-lanr, entry controlled, 212 km.long Express-way at
a cost of Rs.7,500 crore, on the right bank of the upper Ganga canal.
·Speedy action on establishing 6 it is.
·International airport at Kushinagar at a cost of Rs.829 crore to develop the Buddhist circuit.
·Expansion of Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkar international airport, Meerut.
·Work in progresson the construction of Taj international airport and aviation hub at Jevar in Gautam Buddha Nagar.
·Construction
work started for generation of 5,000 MW of additional power at Bara and
Karchhana in Allahabad with private investment of Rs.25,000 crore.
·Contracty
signed to generate 4,50 MW of additional power with private investment
of Rs.22,000 crore at fatepur, Anpara and Lalitpur.
·8 politechnics to be opened on PPP model. 74 politechnics established by the private sector in the state.
·Ultra-modern
super speciality hospitals, equipped with all facilities, to be opened
in Lucnow, Agra, Jalaun, Nijnor, Azamgarh, Ambedkar Nagar and Saharanpur
with co-operation of the private sector.In thesehospitals , with
500-beds and costing around Rs.140-150 crore each, those living below
the poverty line will have access to free medical treatment.
·Processing of tenders for installing a 1,320 MW capacity unit for generation of additional power at Jawaharpur (Etah).
·Scheme3s to build 2 sub-stations of 765 KV and 400 KV with connecting transmission lines with private investment of Rs.7,717 crore.
·Distribution of electricity in Agra handed over to Input-Based Urban Franchisee, a private sector company.
It
is evident from the above-mentioned facts that by following the path
shown by Saints, Seers (Gurus) and Great Men born, from time to time, in
Scheduled Caste /Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Classes, especially
‘Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj, Naraina Guru,
Baba Saheb Dr.Bhimrao Ambedkarand Manyavar Shri.Kanshiram Ji’, the state
BSP Government, under the dynamic leadership of Hon’ble Chief Minister
Ms.Mayawati, is pursuing the policy of ‘Sarvajan Hitay and Sarvajan
Sukhay’. At the same time, , the Hon’ble Chief Minister is of the view
that, had the Central Government not adopted a “step-motherly and
partisan attitude” as mentioned earlier , towards Uttar Pradesh, the
State BSP Government could have shown much better results in respect of
public welfare and development.
.
This time, Mayawati has both a game plan
and a formidable ground game in UP assembly polls
February 23, 2017, 2:00 AM IST Nalin Mehta in Academic Interest | Edit
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CommentSharestatues stand forlorn in the afternoon heat. It’s the
height of the election campaign but there isn’t a soul out to see them
or the huge four-sided Brahma-like statue of Mayawati that stands as the
centerpiece of BSP’s imposing but deserted SC/ST Prerna Sthal on
Lucknow’s Mall Avenue.
(AFP Photo/Money Sharma)
The predominantly Mayawati-focused imagery inside – as many as eight
huge carvings depicting Behenji or her family – was one of the marquee
creations of her last stint as chief minister (2007-2012). This time,
though, Mayawati has responded to barbs that she only made “haathis” in
power by announcing that she won’t make “any more statues” because “that
work is finished”.
It is a message she keeps repeating in rally after rally. Behenji seems
to have learnt the lessons from her 2012 rout and 2014 Lok Sabha polls,
when BSP could only manage 9 leads in UP’s 403 assembly segments.
BSP has always operated differently: which is also why it is often
underestimated. Unlike Lucknow’s other party offices bustling with poll
activity, BSP’s state party office is as deserted as the Dalit Smarak.
Appearances can often be deceptive and so it is with BSP.
It was the first party in UP to get off the blocks, appointing vidhan
sabha prabharis just after its 2014 Lok Sabha poll debacle. By mid-2016,
BSP finished its first round of bhaichara sammelans to reach out to
upper castes. Mayawati’s fortunes looked on the downswing for a while
after a string of high-profile defections to BJP. But that didn’t deter
her from launching her first set of public rallies as early as August
2016 and finishing her candidate lists first, with minimal bickering.
These tactically astute moves must be seen alongside a fundamental
rejigging of what Mayawati is offering as part of what we can call BSP
3.0. The party’s first phase under Kanshiram and his anti-upper caste
rhetoric through the 1980s and 1990s constituted BSP 1.0. Mayawati’s
Brahmin-SC/ST alliance of 2007 rebooted the party into BSP 2.0. Now,
fighting for political survival in 2017, Mayawati’s new makeover is her
last throw of the dice.
Her primary electoral gambit of a Dalit-Muslim alliance in a state with
20.5% Dalits (including her core base of 11.3% Jatavs) and 19% Muslims
is key to BSP’s chances. A TOI analysis of electoral data shows that
there are 72 assembly seats in UP where in 2012, BSP bagged at least 25%
of votes polled and where Dalits and Muslims together constitute
roughly 70% of voters listed in electoral rolls. These seats lie at the
heart of BSP’s new strategy: 27 in western UP, 41 in east UP and 4 in
Bundelkhand. SP won 36 of these seats in 2012, BJP won 4.
Mayawati, with 99 Muslim candidates, is trying to replace Mulayam Singh
Yadav’s old Muslim-Yadav formula with her own Muslim-Dalit combo and
looking to wrest these seats. Major Muslim organisations and Shia
clerics like Kalbe Jawad have openly backed the BSP supremo. The
Rashtriya Ulema Council withdrew 84 of its candidates in her favour.
Mayawati also risked undermining her law and order plank by inducting
mafia don Mukhtar Ansari’s outfit Qaumi Ekta Dal into BSP, giving a
fillip to her chances in some eastern UP seats.
In an election where the Muslim vote is pivotal, the biggest danger for
Mayawati is the prospect of it getting split between BSP and
SP-Congress. So, she repeats a simple message at every rally: “Every
vote that goes to SP, is a vote wasted.” She also moved swiftly on
social media speculation about a possible post-poll BJP-BSP alliance to
emphatically state that “this will never happen. We are ready to sit in
opposition but will not form a government with help of BJP.”
BJP’s response has been three-fold. The first line of attack is
characterised by Modi
Millions Can Defeat The Billionaires
Messengers with their englightened messages are same and the people
with their ignorance are also same. That is why books like Millions can
Defeat The Billionaires will have eternal value.
Dr.Ashok Siddhartha
It is the dictionary to be in the possession of each worker of Bahujan
movement. I am sure that the “Ruled” will develop the thirst to become
the “Rulers”
MAYAWATI CALLS AMIT SHAH COUNTRY’S ‘BIGGEST KASAB’
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Lucknow:
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati on Thursday
hit back at BJP president Amit Shah calling him the “country’s biggest
Kasab” or a terrorist.
A day after Shah coined the acronym “Kasab” to denote the Congress, the
Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party – comparing it with the name
of the executed 26/11 attacker Ajmal Kasab, Mayawati said the remarks
were reflective of the BJP’s “filthy mindset”.
“The way Amit shah has dubbed the opposition as Kasab, not just is
highly condemnable but also reflects their filthy mindset,” Mayawati
said while addressing a rally in Ambedkar Nagar of poll-bound Uttar
Pradesh.
“In the country today, there can be no bigger Kasab than Amit Shah, the
biggest terrorist,” added the former Chief Minister.
Shah had said on Wednesday in Uttar Pradesh, “Until Uttar Pradesh gets
rid of K-A-S-A-B, there will be no development in the state. Ka (in
Hindi) is for Congress, Sa for Samajwadi Party and Ba for BSP.
Uttar Pradesh Elections 2017: Chauri Chaura constituency; BSP’s Jai Prakash takes on SP’s Manurojan Yadav; All you need to know
Chauri Chaura is constituency No. 326 of Uttar Pradesh legislative
assembly. The assembly constituency is situated in Gorakhpur district
and comes under Bansgaon Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open
constituency.
As the voting for
the fourth phase of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections is underway in
53 constituencies spread over 12 districts, fate of more than 650
candidates will be decided by 1.84 cr voters. The 12 districts going to
polls in the fourth phase are Raebareli, Mahoba, Hamirpur, Allahabad,
Jalaun, Jhansi, Lalitpur, Pratapgarh, Kaushambi, Banda, Chitrakoot and
Fatehpur. As the elections have drove midway, stakes are high for all
major political parties including the Samajwadi Party (SP), Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP), Congress and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP). The current
phase is going to be crucial for the ruling SP as it currently holds 24
out of the total 53 seats here. UP has witnessed high-decibel election
rallies and roadshows over the past few months and all major political
parties have tried their best to lure voters. While the ongoing polls
are touted to be a litmus test for SP, Modi-led BJP stands as a strong
roadblock for the ruling party in the state.There has been anger against
him because of the law-and-order failure in the state.
Making it
a crucial three-way battle, Mayawati-led Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) has
cemented itself as one of lead contenders in this political run.The
high-voltage assembly elections are halfway in India’s most populous
state and is is expected to lay the cornerstone for the 2019 Lok Sabha
elections.
Chauri Chaura is constituency No. 326 of Uttar Pradesh
legislative assembly. The state of Uttar Pradesh has 403 assembly
constituencies. The assembly constituency is situated in Gorakhpur
district and comes under Bansgaon Lok Sabha constituency. It is an open
constituency.
What are the key issues Development is the key issue in this constituency.
Who was the winner last time
BSP won the constituency by a margin of just 20,601 during the 2012
Assembly elections. Jai Prakash from BSP bagged a total of 49,687 votes
followed by Anoop Kumar Pandey from SP who got 29,086 votes.
Modi turns around the GADHA MATHA not GO MATHA joke on Akhilesh, says donkeys are loyal, responsible
He said, “I take inspiration from a donkey. Donkeys are loyal to their masters and fulfill their responsibilities”.
Akhilesh Yadav discriminates between animals. “Why do you have such
distaste for donkeys” He is scared of donkeys too, but they have not
even spared donkeys.They hate the animal.
SP has embraced
Congress and seeking votes in this election had brought out postal
stamps on donkeys in 2013. Postal stamps on wild ass of Ladakh and
Gujarat were released in 2013.
Modi said, these donkeys belong to
the same land which gave the country leaders like Mahatma Gandhi and
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. This was Krisha’s ‘karmabhoomi’too”.
GADHA MATHA By: Kalyanaraman Srinivasa
“Gadha Matha” . The moment you read this you are going to get angry
with me and may even think whether I have gone out of senses. No it is
going to be future Matha replacing Holy Cow in Hinduism.
Donkey’s are most ridiculed animal in all societies of the world . When
you want to give lower category abuse in Indian sense, to vent your
anger, you say “Gadha” Hindu scriptures also say that if you do bad
deeds in the present birth, you may be cursed to take birth as donkey in
the next birth.
There are 44 million donkeys on planet earth
today. It is called a Beast of Burden and used to move burden over long
distances. Gujarath state uses extensively donkey for this job.Its
Nutrional requirement is less than that of cow. It can digest even
hardest fiber unfit for other animals due to its good Gastro Intestional
tract system. Its protein requirements are much less.
Donkeys
have notorious reputation due to its Stubborness, and it is attributed
to its much stronger sense of “Self Preservation” than that attributed
to other animals.
What is the glory of Donkeys. Recent research
has proved that Donkeys Milk is far superior than Cow’s Milk. It has
very high levels of omega 3 fatty acids,less protein, rich in calcium.
Continuous intake of donkey’s milk will prevent Atherocelerosis, a fat
which is present in cow’s milk, getting settled in arteries leading to
Heart attacks. Also donkey’s milk intake, does not create Obesity and
keep body in shape. It is very close to Human Milk. What else you want .
Immediately switch over to Donkeys Milk.
The only problem is
the milk out put . It produces only one litre per day, as against 10
times more for cow. No problem, by further research, output can be
increased. Let us start “Project Donkey” to breed more donkeys in our
society.Let us not any more call donkey as Gadha but “GADHA MATHA” Let
us replace GO DHAN and substitute with GADHA DHAN to please our Gods.
Napolean
had said “I can face two battalions but not two scribes”There is a
bright future for such scribes and journalists as they are loyal users
of Internet, WhattsAPP, Facebook, Youtube etc., have become their
owners.They will not be scared even if IT raids are conducted on them.
Now
the entire Sarvajan Samaj is aware that they all belong to a single
race. Go Matha has become Gadha Matha. Communal appeal will not work. All tie ups distorting, rigging, tampering of EVM may boomerang this time nd help BSP to win all the seats.
Why will the BJP go for any alliance when EVM could be distorted,Rigged and Tampered?
BJP distorted EVM to win elections
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjl3DrhoWa8&t=7s खबरदार चुनाव जीतने के लिए भाजपा EVM से छेड़छाड़ कर सकती है | BJP may distort EMV to win election now with just 20 constituencies out of 403 constituencies the EVMs have been replaced with VVPAT Hence Venkaya Naidu and Amit Shaw say they are confident of winning as it happened in 2014 Lok sabha elections.
Ms Mayawati’s BSP has already got 80% seats in UP Panchayat elections which was conducted with Ballot papers. Now with DENONe…
“Bringing all communities together is the only thing which will work” BSP will win all the Seats.
ಜೈ ಭೀಮ್.SC ST ಬಡ್ತಿ ಮೀಸಲಾತಿ ಗೆ ಒತ್ತಾಯಿಸಿ TOWNHAL ಮುಂದೆ ದಿನಾಂಕ
22-2-2017 ರಂದು 10.30 ಗಂಟೆಗೆ ನಮ್ಮ ಪಾರ್ಟಿಯ ವತಿಯಿಂದ ಧರಣಿ ಹಮ್ಮಿಕೊಳ್ಳಲಾಗಿದೆ.
ಬೆಂಗಳೂರಿನ ಎಲ್ಲಾ ಜಿಲ್ಲಾ ಹಾಗು ವಿಧಾನಸಭಾ ಕಾರ್ಯಕರ್ತರು ಹೆಚ್ಚಿನ ಸಂಖ್ಯೆಯಲ್ಲಿ
ಭಾಗವಹಿಸಿ. ಭಾರತದ ಸಂವಿಧಾನ ಕ್ಕೂ, ನಮ್ಮಮಹಾಪುರುಷ ರ ಹೋರಾಟಕ್ಕೂ ಹಾಗು ಶೋಷಿತ
ಸಮುದಾಯದ ಕಲ್ಯಾಣಕ್ಕೂ ನಮ್ಮ ಚಳುವಳಿ ಎಂಬುದನ್ನು ಕೂಗಿ ಹೇಳೋಣ. ರಾಜ್ಯ ಕಛೇರಿ
JHANSI: Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) boss lady Mayawati on Saturday waded
into the debate between ‘adopted son’ Narendra Modi and ‘UP ke ladke’
Akhilesh Yadav and Rahul Gandhi, and offered voters the choice of
electing their ‘own daughter’ instead.
As UP prepared to vote in
the third phase of this long-winded election on Sunday, Behenji was in
Bundelkhand working up support for her brand of change. As was evident
from the inclusion of many Muslims in her candidates list, her spiel was
aimed at weaning away as many non-BJP voters, particularly Muslims,
from the Samajwadi Party fold as possible.
Striking a fine
balance in attacking the BJP and the SP alike, she held Modi responsible
for the problems caused by demonetization and Akhilesh Yadav
responsible for the poor state of law and order in UP.
The people
of UP — as also the rest of the country — were “fed up” with the
three years of the Modi, she said and accused him of “burdening the
population in the name of the fight against black money”.
With
the BSP on the uptake as far as social media is concerned, a flavour of
Behenji’s campaign can also be had at her rallies. On Saturday it was
Bundelkhand she barnstormed. In Jhansi, an atmosphere enveloped the
Pradarshani Maidan as BSP supporters poured in, wearing blue scarves
around their necks and waving the elephant flag almost four hours before
the lady arrived. Until then, chota-mota leaders took turns to keep the
crowd entertained by targeting Modi and Akhilesh.
It was
Mayawati’s first major public meeting in Bundelkhand, which goes to
polls on February 23. The turnout of lakhs - and the energy of the crowd
— at the Prdarshani Maidan in Jhansi is likely to make her political
rivals take notice.
Surprisingly for a rally, the BSP supremo
speaks meant to take the sting out of the UP ke ladke strategy of
Akhilesh-Rahul and pitch of Modi. She vows to send to jail all those
‘’SP criminals'’ who are presently roaming free, and reels off a litany
of ‘BJP-fomented aggressions’ against SC/STs and Muslims around the
country: Rohith Vemula, Una, Dadri and so on.
She does pause to promise a change — in herself. This time I will only focus on working for the people she says.
There is an organization to Mayawati’s meetings. They are hassle-free
both for the administration and the police. Ensuring this are hundreds
of blue-and-white-clad men and women of the Bahujan Volunteer Force
(BVF), a wing of the BSP.
‘’All our public events, be it major
meeting or at the village level, are always smooth. We don’t allow
crowds to climb trees, poles or become unruly. This is like a festival
for us. Right from the start of the event till the end, our workers
maintain decorum and that is a rule in BSP events,'’ said Rohit, a BVF
member.
She does pause to promise a change — in herself. This time I will only focus on working for the people she says.
Akhilesh has two uncles: one is Modi and the other Amit Shah. They have
often saved Akhilesh and his family from all sorts of trouble. Akhilesh
also has an aunty, Sonia Gandhi who used to save him earlier. But now
his time is up.
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UP election: FIR against Azam Khan’s son for ‘attacking’ BSP supporters
Rampur police have initiated investigation against Abdullah Azam Khan,
son of senior Samajwadi Party leader Azam Khan, and his supporters for
allegedly attacking and causing hurt to supporters of Bahujan Samaj
Party on the day of polling. Polling in the constituency was held on
February 15.
Abdullah is contesting from Suar constituency of Rampur on SP ticket against Kazim Ali Khan of BSP.
The FIR was lodged on the basis of complaint filed by Haider Ali Khan,
son of Kazim Ali, in Suar police station on Thursday. According to the
complainant, Abdullah and over 200 supporters of Samajwadi Party
manhandled Haider Ali and his supporters near polling booth.
“They used abusive language against me and my supporters and charged on
me. I somehow managed to save my life or they would have killed me,”
reads the complaint lodged by Haider Ali.
Based on his complaint,
the police lodged an FIR under section 307 (attempt to murder) of
Indian Penal code (IPC) against Abdullah and his 200 supporters. “A
police team under the station house officer of Suar police station is
investigating into the matter,” said Rampur SP KK Chaudhary.
Every policy of Uttar Pradesh Govt. is based on ‘Sarvajan Hitay – Sarvajan Sukhay’
Since the formation, in 1995 of the first government of Hon’ble Chief
Minister Ms. Mayawati Ji in Uttar Pradesh, its priority has been the
total development of the poor and the backward SC/ST, other backward
classes,Religious minorities and disables persons-who had remained
neglected for centuries and during earlier governments. By separately
creating Uttar Pradesh Welfare Department and other ministries, there
has been considerable improvements in their condition at every level
and\ every sphere.
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1. This government in
the last four years has undertaken several activities at a total cost of
Rs. 37,000 crore (Rs. 36,795 crore), outlay of 21.21 and 100%
expenditure on the development of “SC/ST” under special component plan
which are chiefly – increase in the rate of post matric for (Scheduled
Castes), eligibility level of income increased from 1lakh to Rs.2 lakh,,
scholarships fora all students (girls and boys) from class 1 to 8,
establishment of ‘bhagidari bhavan’ at Lucknow and Agra, including
Training institutes at Aligarh and Rae Bareli to coach SC/ST youth for
recruitment to high-level services like I.A.S and P.C.S; recruitment in
Government posts through a drive to clear the backlog; for the first
time Reservation in contracts upto Rs.25 lakh for SC/ST, so far,
contracts worth Rs.1,623 crore allotted; about 4 lakh S/C families
allotted more Than 3,500 hectares of land.; 16 Mahamaya Polytechnics for
Information Technology set up for these categories of students;
regularisation of Landless SC/ST people in possession of gram sabah land
upto13May, 2007; formal right of possession letters (pattas) awarded
to 9,431 persons; about 3000 genuine lease-holders benefited by removing
illegal usurpers from their land; creation of employment totalling
5,945 lakh man- days for men and 2,089 lakh for women belonging to SC/ST
classes created in rural areas; about 8 lakh S/C families benefited by
writing-off debts amounting to Rs.120.28 crore of Uttar Pradesh SC/ST
Development Corporation; electrification on large-scale of SC/ST bustees
/majras and appointment of 23% from these classes only of SOs in police
stations; provision of reservation also in state government-aided
private enterprises; allotment of more than 4,000 fair price shops;
together with the establishment of a Rs.100 crore “leather park and shoe
mandi”: in Agra, exemption from VAT of Agra Footwear Industry.
2. “Other Backward Classes” – in the last four years 2 lakh landless
people allotted lease of about 50,000 hectares of agricultural land;
effective implementation of 27% reservation for OBSc in the allotment of
fair price shops in the urban and rural areas under the public
distribution system; computerisation of the entire procedure of
scholarship under the backward classes Welfare department; more than 50
lakh students (girls and boys) benefites by scholarships under the
scheme of aid to the poor families of backward classes on account of
marriage and illness about Rs.50 crore spent every year; apart from
increasing the “creamy layer” annual income limit of these classes from
Rs.3 lakh Rs.5lakh, about Rs.250 crore spent to reimburse the admission
fees of students studying in post matric classes
3. In the matter
of Religious Minorities especially the Muslim community, mention may be
made of the establishment of Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Urdu,
Arabic-Persian University; inclusion of 10 new Arabic-Persian Madrasas
in the grant-in-aid list; as much as 486.73 crore approx, on account of
scholarships to 1,28,35,824 minority students (girls and boys);
elegibilty income limit for scholarships increased to Rs.1 lakh in
respect of, minority students; grant of Rs. 3,745 lakh for the marriage
of 37,445 daughters from minority BPL families; reimbursement of fees
amounting to Rs.2,049 lakh of 49,166 post matric students; construction
of well-equipped “Haj Houses” at Ghaziabad and Lucknow for the
convenience of the Hajis; “direct Haj flight” from Varanasi to Jeddah;
abolition of the pre-condition of police verification in the appointment
of “Mutawallis”; arrangement of advance coaching to prepare for
competitive recruitment examinations; the amount of grant for Uttar
Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled to Rs.3 crore; establishment of
58 government secondary schools in minority-dominated areas of 22
selected districts as well as mformation of a commission to provide the
atatus of minority institution to ‘taleemi idaar’ (educational
institutions) besides, the distribution of Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji
Handloom Weavers awards.
4. “Disabled” – establishment of ‘Uttar
Pradeesh Dr. Shakuntala Misra Rehabilation University’ at a cost of
Rs.400 crore to provide quality education to the differently-abled
students; with 1% reservation for the visually impaired and 2% other
disabled, so far, 677 and 1320fair shops allotted, respectively;
disabled pension rate increased to Rs.300 per month from Rs.150- the
total number of disabled pensioner during 2009-10 increased to 708077.
5. Several welfare schemes implemented for Sarv-Samaj “women” also,
notable being amendment of the zamindari kanoon to ensure equitable
share of women in patriarchal landed property; the amount of dole for
destitute women increased to Rs.300 per month from Rs.150 apart from
construction of shelter homes etc for them in Mathurs and Vrindavan;
“alertness and sensitivity” on the part of government has resulted in
considerable “decline” of criminal cases against “women”.
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So
they are conducting beauty contest, fashion shows and catwalk to
attract voters. BJP and the congress is fighting among themselves to say
the voters whether Smiti Irani is beautiful or Priyanka Gandhi. Katiyar
says crowds rush to watch Smiti Irani. The RSS Governor was running a
Young Womens Club.
The
EVMs will select the CMs with just 20 constituencies replacing these
fraud EVMs while the CEC said that only in 2019 entire EVMs will be
replaced without ordering that Ballot Papers will be used till the
entire EVMs were replaced. Ms Mayawati’s BSP won more than 80 percent
votes in the last UP Panchayat election which is their real strength.
If Ballot Papers were used then the entire JFP will be defeated
JFP
have experienced the EVMs effect to rule the Country and States Now the
competition between thyem as to who will finish whom
Fake notes worth Rs 27L seized, four arrested in Jajpur
Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) could not prevent
counterfeit notes, nor corruption with his notorious DEMONitisation nor
deposited Rs 15 lakhs in all the citizens bank account as promised by
him. Only his QUEUE INDIA MOVEMENT killed 125 people which the RSS
claimed that they were patriots who sacrificed (Balidhan) their lives
for their stealth, shadowy, discriminatory hindutva cult rashtra.
JAJPUR : Four persons were on Saturday arrested for running a fake
currency racket in Sukinda chromites valley and other areas in Jajpur
district. Police also seized fake currency notes worth `27.46 lakh of
`2000, `500 and `100 denominations from their possession.
“On a
tip-off, Kaliapani police conducted a raid in Kingola village and
apprehended one Pradeep Kumar Pradhan from his house and brought him to
police station. Police also seized `8,200 fake Indian currency notes of
`100 denomination from his possession,” said Inspector General (IG) of
police, Central Range, Soumendra Priyadarshi at a press conference here.
Pradhan was trying to circulate the fake currency notes in the local
areas which are dominated by illiterate tribal people, he said. During
interrogation, he disclosed the name of one of his accomplices
Chandramani Bal, who was arrested from Chhachina village under Mangalpur
police limits. Police also seized counterfeit notes worth `50,000 of
various denominations from his possession.
“Following
interrogation of the duo, police got vital information about fake
currency circulation and conducted raids at different places in the
State and arrested Rameswar Maharana alias Ramesh of Nuapada of Ganjam
and seized `26.16 lakh of counterfeit notes of various denominations,”
said the IG.
“While Ramesh used to supplying the notes to Pradip,
Chandramani was preparing those. Involvement of more people in the
racket is suspected. Investigation is on to apprehend others,” the IG
said. He, however, did not reveal the name of the fourth accused
arrested in this case. “We have arrested four persons in this
connection, but the identity of the fourth accused cannot be disclosed
as it would affect our investigation,” the IG said.
Four
persons were on Saturday arrested for running a fake currency racket in
Sukinda chromites valley and other areas in Jajpur district.
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41. Establishment of new agricultural university in Banda.
42. Education and Sports Development – about 65,000 crore (Rs.64,997
Crore) were spent on account of education in the last four years.
43. As many as 12,160 new senior primary schools and 4,654 new primary
schools established and many Mahamaya Polytechnics for Information
Technology set up for these categories of students;
44. 13 private universities established.
45. Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Research Chair established in 6 universities.
46. As many as 41 new government polytechnics set up.
47. In Gautambuddha Nagar, a second technical university established under the name of Mahamaya Technical University.
48. Commencement of ‘Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Kala Samman Puraskar’ and Sant Ravidas Kala Samman Puraskar’.
49. Medical and Health services – About 22,000 crore (Rs 22,190 crore) spent in the last four years.
50. Decision to operate medical colleges in Kannauj, Jalaun and
Saharanpur districts as well as a para-medica college in Jhansi.
51. Decision to open state of the art super specialty 500-bed hospital
with participation of private sector, costing around 140-150 crore each
in Lucknow, Agra, Jalaun, Bijnur, Azamgarh, Ambedkar Nagar And
Saharanpur.
52. For the first time in the country a separate unani directorate established by Uttar Pradesh.
53. Urban Development – About Rs.13,156 crore spent on account of
housing and urban development as wellas Rs. 4,090 crore spent on hygene
and cleanliness schemes.
54. Projects worth about Rs.8,000 crore
completed in Kanpur, Lucknow, Agra, Varanasi, Meerut, Allahabad and
Mathura on development of urban infrastructural facilities and providing
housing to the poor besides, fulfilling their basic needs.
55.
Provision of about Rs.1,000 crore for drinking water projects in 7
metropolitan towns. Completion of projects of Rs.400 crore in other 37
towns and plying of 1,310 modern buses started.
56. Implementation of solid waste management schemes in 26 cities.
57. UTTAR PRADESH CHIEF MINISTER ANNOUNCES FOREIGN TRAINING FOR STATE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS
58. Afforestation: The Mayawati government announced an ambitious
project that aimed to see a hundred million saplings planted in two
months across the region’s seven — Jhansi, Jalaun, Banda, Lalitpur,
Chitrakoot, Hamirpur and Mahoba — to balance an ecology dominated by
dry, deciduous forests.
59. To plant trees suited to the region,
also included the many fruit trees, to control the monkey menace and
also provide food for the poor people, thus by increasing the forest
cover. For urban area and infrastructures projects government order was
passed to have tree cover on at least 15% of the land, to effectively
implement a greenery plan for the cities. “Apart from green belts and
parks, allottees will be required to plant trees in their premises
depending on the size of the plot. Please find the detailed study and
analysis report and steps taken for the implementation of the same.http://www.uppfmpap.org/content/…
In order to see for herself the ground reality of the activities, the
Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms Mayawati Ji, made surprise inspections,
visits to take stock of law and order situation and crime control in all
the 72 districts, together with development and public welfare
activities, with strict action taken against authorities, if anything
wanting was detected. Necessary directions and guidance for improvement
were also given.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) Chief Mayawati will address the masses in mega rallies.
While addressing a rally in Bareilly yesterday, Mayawati continued to
train her guns on the Samajwadi Party-Congress alliance and underlined
as tainted alliance. She also blamed that BJP could not dare to project
any face for chief ministership while Samajwadi Party has projected
tainted Akhilesh Yadav again.
Addressing another meeting in Firozabad Mayawati narrated achievements
of her tenure, asserting that in the Samajwadi Party regime more
criminal activities were recorded than development works.
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Mayawati Powerful Speech In Parliament | BR Ambedkar | Religious Intolerance | Modi
Noida ka VIKAAS, Mayawati ke SAATH
The Bahujan Samaj Party believes in continuously working towards the
upliftment of weaker sections and betterment of the society and it
stands against communal forces.BSP has the capability to provide good
governance to the society.
The major achievements of the Mayawati government to improve the infrastructure of Gautam Budh Nagar include:
· The Metro rail in 2009 was the first among the NCR towns to have the facility.
· Construction of 165 km long, 6-lane Yamuna express-way at a cost of Rs 9,935 crore between Noida and Agra.
· Gautam Buddha University on 511 acres built at a cost of Rs
600 crore was a major education project Noida’s first 300 bedded,
multi-speciality hospital was being built on the lines of AIIMS in Delhi
at a cost of Rs 300 crore.
· Dalit Prerna Sthal - Noida
· Noida Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Park Phase-II being developed.
· Noida Stupa being constructed.
· Noida Park Project to beautify the Sector 95 Park is being built at a cost of Rs 187.20 crore.
· To improve the power position 220 KV substation was being developed at sector 129.
· 400 KV sub station at sector 148 and a 132 KV sub station at sector 115 were in the final stages of implementation.
· 2,000 MW power generation plant was planned at Greater Noida.
Till mayawati came to Power in Uttar Pradesh, The Government debt and
Interest payment alone amounted to the almost 30% of revenue
expenditure, thus squeezing the capacity of state to spend on priority
sector. Meaning no funds for development.
Uttar Pradesh 2006-2007 - UP budget for 2006-2007- 80,000 crore, fiscal deficit more than 5% of GDP, reference: http://agup.nic.in/atagl0506.pdf.
Today UP State Budget 2015-16 is 302687 crore rupees. Mayawati
Iniciatives put Uttar pradesh on the development path now UP government
has more funds to carry out development works with less fiscal deficit.
Before Mayawati came to Power please read the book “Political Process
in Uttar Pradesh: Identity, Economic Reforms, and Governance for reality
of and State of Uttar Pradesh.”
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23. Costing Rs. 8,911 crore, 148-km long Sanauta-Purkazi Express-way project along the upper Ganga canal bank.
DEVELOPMENT OF 08-LANE ACCESS CONTROLLED EXPRESSWAY ON THE RIGHT BANK
OF UPPER GANGA CANAL FROM SANOUTA BRIDGE (Greater Noida) TO NEAR PURKAJI
(DISTRICT MUZAFFARNAGAR) BEFORE UTTAR PRADESH-UTTRAKHAND BORDER
This proposed 148 km long 8-lane access controlled Expressway starting
from Sanouta Bridge in Greater Noida is passing through western Uttar
Pradesh and will connect National Capital Region (NCR) to Uttarakhand
border near Purkazi. This unique
multi-dimensional project includes development of Expressway, 7 Hydro
Electric Power Stations (HEPS) and navigation facilities, besides the
ancillary works of rehabilitation of Upper Ganga Canal, construction of
service road and access road, raising of NH bridges and railway bridges
and connecting roads and interchanges.
The approximate cost of the project and ancillary works amounts to Rs.8,911 crores.
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25. Delhi-Noida-Greater Noida Metro Rail Link, first phase, from Delhi to Noida completed.
26. PPP process activated to establish ab international airport at Kushinagar for the development of Buddhist circuit.
27. Energy development; with an amount of Rs. 28,796 crore incurred by
the government led by the Hon’ble Chief Minister Ms. Mayawati Ji, a “new
trust” born among the general public to meet its electricity needs,
during its four-year term,; the government seriously engaged at the
ground level about its promise to offer 24-hourelectricity by 2014,
Beginning of about 30,000 MW new projects. Investment of Rs. 1,20,000
crore. In the field of transmission, the largest ever investment of
Rs.10,000 crore through PPP in the country.
28. Road construction
– construction/reconstruction of more than 50,000 km long roads with an
expenditure of about Rs.9000 crore.
29. About 13,000 km long CC roads and KC drains constructed in 5,480 gram sabhas/villages at a cost of Rs. 3,569 crore.
30. Construction of 319 bridges at a cost of Rs.1,369 crore as well as
16 over-bridges, entailing an expenditure of Rs.363 crore.
31. Irrigation – Strengthening of irrigation works/activities at a cost of Rs.22,097 crore.
32. Additional irrigation capacity of about 1.5 lakh hectares generated with the construction of 2,975 tube wells.
33. Tail-feeding of more than 9,000 canals ensured.
34. Irrigation arrangement of 32 lakh hectares of land.40. Agriculture
and Allied services – about Rs. 19,50 crore spent in the last four
years.
35. Drive to double the income of the farmers.
36. Weather-based crop insurance scheme started.
37. Rain water storage project in Bundelkhand.
38. Ban import of Sugar in Uttar Pradesh, as UP was the largest
producer of Sugar, still the sugar industry was unprecedented increase
in sugarcane price (SAP) 265 RS per quintal, highest is India next was
punjab.
39. Uttar Pradesh tops the country in milk production.
40. Dr.Ambedkar Agricultural Improvement Scheme of feeder separation for uninterrupted power supply to farmers.
This is another avathar of Basically just 1% intolerant, violent,
militant, shooting, lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded chitpawan
brahmin cannibal psychopaths and all Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks (RSS)
avathars like Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths(BJP),ABVP( All Brahmin Venomous
Psychopaths),Bahuth Jiyadha Yuva Maddies (BJYM),(MSSS),Visha Hindutva
Psychopaths (VHP) and all other instant avathars of stealth, shadowy,
discriminatory hindutva cult rashtra seek votes in the name of forming
different violent squads for Ram temple, triple talaq and Kairana
“exodus”–it is not difficult to see the kind of provocation the BJP is
hinting at by creating an anti-Romeo squad.DJM launched a campaign
asking Hindus to “fight” love jihad . Ahead of the Uttar Pradesh bypolls
in 2017, the RSS had put Love Jihad on the cover of its mouthpieces
Panchjanya and Organiser.
BJP (Bahuth Jiyadha Psychopaths) remotely controlled by just 1%
intolerant, militant, shooting, lynching, lunatic, mentally retarded
chitpawan brahmin psychopaths of RSS (Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks ) for their
stealth, shadowy, discriminatory hindutva cult rashtra are themselves
the top terrorists of the world.
America enlisted RSS in one of the Biggest Terrorist Organisation in the World
A US-based risk management and consulting company has put the Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in its category of ‘Threat Group’ and called it
“a shadowy, discriminatory group that seeks to establish a hndutva cult
rashtra.”
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The RSS was banned
in 1948 following the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi by an chitpawan
brahmin as the owners of RSS member, Nathuram Godse.
Violence as
‘Group Activities’ for the RSS, “Violence has been a strategy for the
Sangh movement against minority groups. Stealth shadowy discriminatory
hindutva cult has been clear about the need for violence, particularly
communal riots. The Sangh has incited rioting to cause further chasms
between religions, and thus a further separation of religions, and to
rally the Hindu community around the philosophy of hindutva cult.”
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KOLKATA: Claiming that the activists of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
(RSS) have been indicted in at least 13 terror cases across India,
former Maharashtra inspector general of police S M Mushrif on Thursday
described the BJP’s ideological mentor as India’s number one terrorist
organisation.
“RSS activists have been chargesheeted in at least
13 cases of terror acts in which RDX has been used. If organisations
like Bajrang Dal are taken into the account, then the number of such
cases goes up to 17,” Mushrif said at an event in Kolkata.
“The
RSS is India’s number one terrorist organisation, there is no doubt on
this,” said Mushrif, referring to the 2007 Mecca Masjid bombing in
Hyderabad, the 2006 and 2008 Malegaon blasts in Maharashtra and the 2007
Samjhauta Express bombings among others.
During elections they
attempt to provoke violence by raking up issues such as Triple Talaq,
Removal of reservation, RSSIse Ram Temple, RSSised anti-reservationist
Sardar patel statue and RSSised Shivaji statue costing Rs 3000 crores
each.But not for replacing the entire EVMs which costs Rs 1600 crores
according to ex CEC Sampath because of which the ex CJI had committed a
grave error of judgement by ordering that the EVMs should be replaced in
a phased manner. Only 8 out of 543 lok Sabha 2014 were replaced. This
helped Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) to gobble the Master
Key. Henve without any fear he is indulging in issues like the
DEMONItisation anti reservation etc., The present CEC says taht only
in 2019 the entire EVMs will be replaced. Till such time he never
ordered for Ballot Papers to be used which helped BSP of Ms Mayawati ti
win majority seats in UP Panchayat elections.
It is the duty of
all people for democracy, liberty, freedom, equality and fraternity as
enshrined in our Modern Constitution including the present CJI to
dissolve all Central and State governments selected by these fraud EVMs
and go for fresh elections with Ballot Papers till entire EVMs were
replaced.
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They first RSSised Trump and in his name they are intimidating SC/STs
by their anti-reservation propaganda, Muslims and Christians and
support Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi)’s Bahuth Jiyadha
Psychopaths (BJP).
ALL the hindutva groups have been vocal about
controversial issues like a proposed RSSised temple in Ayodhya and
RSSised cow slaughter and also support Yogi Adityanath.
Elections are due in western Uttar Pradesh in the first phase on February 11 and all the key parties have…
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Uttar Pradesh 2006-2007 - UP budget for 2006-2007- 80,000 crore, fiscal deficit more than 5% of GDP, reference: http://agup.nic.in/atagl0506.pdf.
Today UP State Budget 2015-16 is 302687 crore rupees. Maywati
Inciatives put Uttar pradesh on the development path now UP government
has more funds to carry out development works with less fiscal deficit.
Before Mayawati came to Power please read the book “Political Process
in Uttar Pradesh: Identity, Economic Reforms, and Governance for reality
of and State of Uttar Pradesh.”
Till Mayawati came to Power in
Uttar Pradesh, The Government debt and Interest payment alone amounted
to the almost 30% of revenue expenditure, thus squeezing the capacity of
state to spend on priority sector. Meaning no funds for development.
Golden period of Uttar Pradesh: Maya Raj 2007-2012
Uttar Pradesh 2007-2008 –Mayawati passed the UP budget 2007-2008, and
budget was 1 lack crore, the budget crossed 1 lack crore because of
underutilization of 2006-2007 year budgetary allocation, thus UP
government budget crossed 1 lack crore.
For further reading/highlights of UP budget 2006-2007:
UP budget for 2012-2013 was 2+lack crore, deficit less than 2.8 %
comparatively less than central government 5.2%, for the first time, the
state’s Budget size has crossed the figure of Rs 2 lakh crore, and
Uttar Pradesh government revenue increased by more than 1 lack crore, in
just five years.
Because of Mayawati economic policies, and
governance, Uttar Pradesh exactly dubbed the UP’s GDP growth and Revenue
in Just five years.
100 Reasons to vote for BSP or What Others Have not done in 55 years we have done it in just five years
1. Public-private partnership (PPP).
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Public-private partnership by Mayawati. Pure Private Partnership(PPP) by Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi).
Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Concept, Benefits and Limitations
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Mayawati announced on December 23, 2007,
The public-private partnership (PPP) model forming the core of the
State’s New Economic Policy, 2007, and Chief Minister Mayawati has
directed the industrial development department to promote participation
of private sectors in industrialization through public-private
partnership.
New economic policy
Unfolding the new
economic policy, called the New Middle Path Economic Policy at a press
conference here, the Chief Minister said with the global economic
scenario fast changing, the fruits of economic development had not
percolated down to the last man on the socio-economic ladder.
Thereafter, under government’s new development strategy several major
projects /schemes on the PPP-model, like the Ganga Express-way, Yamuna
Express-way and Upper Ganga canal were prepared to spur development in
the state in which no central investments were involved except a
departmental ‘no objection ‘ from them; the center, however, did not
cooperate even in this matter.
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BSP supremo Mayawati attacks Modi government for scrapping Rs 500, Rs
1000 currency notes head of Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. While
addressing a rally Mayawati said that it is economic emergency and
compared it with Congress’s political emergency in 1975.
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Job security:
The State’s
equity would be a maximum of 49 per cent and a minimum of 11 per cent in
schemes and projects to be developed in the private sector. The Chief
Minister allayed the fears of the employees working in the projects to
be developed on the basis of PPP model assuring them of complete job
security. Infrastructure development had been accorded the top priority.
Development of rural and urban infrastructure, including power,
drinking water, roads, transport, health, and industries, had been
identified under the new economic policy.
The government will
also have control on the decision and policy making, for example in
energy sector government can regulate the price of electricity traiff;
otherwise government has to buy the same at much higher price
benefitting private companies and increasing the burden on common man.
In Uttar Pradesh, various public private partnership projects in
different segments like expressways, roads, energy, transport,
education, urban rejuvenation and service sector etc. are already
underway and many more have been completed. I will be posting the same
in 100 Reasons to vote for mayawati, with references.
With PPP
the government will have control on the decision and policy making, for
example in energy sector government will also authority to regulate the
unit price, otherwise government has to buy the same at much higher
price from private companies and putting the economic burden on common
man.
2. After coming to Power mayawati proposed to build Ganga Express Way in 2007:
The 1, 047 km expressway between Greater Noida and Ballia was proposed
via Bulandshahr, Aligarh, Badaun, Kanshi Ram Nagar, Farrukhabad,
Shahjahanpur, Hardoi, Unnao, Rae Bareli, Pratapgarh, Allahabad,
Mirzapur, Sant Ravi Das Nagar, Varanasi and Ghazipur districts.
The Mayawati government had said the project was necessary to give a
fillip to trade and regional development, especially eastern UP. The
expressway was proposed to be developed on the left side of Ganga, to
control the floods and to reduce travel time considerably boosting
trade.
Simultaneously, the Chief Minister announced a
rehabilitation policy for those whose land would be acquired for
developing the Ganga Expressway. The package lays stress on compensation
for the land and property which would be acquired besides certain other
benefits. Fifteen per cent of flats and plots to be developed on the
acquired land would be reserved for the oustees. Besides, they would be
entitled to a monthly allowance equivalent to minimum farm wages for 25
days. This arrangement would last one year from the date of land
acquisition. The policies were approved by the Cabinet. In the Ganga
Expressway rehabilitation package, 250 square metres of land in urban
areas and 150 square meters of land in rural areas would be allotted
free of cost to the families whose houses would be acquired for building
the eight- lane highway. The affected families would also be entitled
to road, drinking water, electricity, school, panchayat building and
irrigation facilities in the rehabilitated areas.
Thereafter,
under government’s new development strategy several major projects
/schemes on the PPP-model, like the Ganga Express-way, Yamuna
Express-way and Upper Ganga canal were prepared to spur development in
the state in which no central investments were involved except a
departmental ‘no objection ‘ from them; the center, however, did not
cooperate even in this matter.
Financial aid for farmers!
More importantly, the oustees would be extended financial assistance to
the minimum of Rs. 25,000 for building shops and work sheds. The
families given compensation have been given the option of buying shares
in the developer company which would be equivalent to 10 per cent of the
compensation money.
UPEIDA was the lead government agency and
the project was awarded to Jaypee after bidding in January 2008. GEP was
divided into four parts and bids were invited for each part separately.
JP, which bid for all the four parts, was awarded all the four
contracts. The project based on Design Build Finance Operate (DBFO)
model was originally scheduled to be completed by 2012.
The government claims the following benefits as its motivation in the proposal.
Provide flood protection to large population and number of villages along river Decongest the increasing traffic on the existing network of roads Fast and safe connectivity resulting in savings in fuel, travel time and transportation cost to society Reduction in accidents Reduction in pollution Employment opportunity to people Development of local industry, agriculture and handicrafts Development of tourism and pilgrimage Transporting, processing and marketing of agricultural products Better approach to medical and educational services Quick transportation of perishable goods like fruits, vegetables and dairy products. Further information is on Wikipedia.
The Chief Minister also launched the e-procurement scheme in the
State for tenders, for all departments. It is aimed at finishing mafia
raj, also making the bidding process transparent and free from
corruption in contract business.
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4. Nivesh Mitra – Facility for entrepreneurs Launched on July 2009.
To promote investment in the industrial, Power sector, the CM directed
the officials concerned to ensure effective implementation of ‘Nivesh
Mitra’, a scheme launched by the government.
The CM said that
the scheme has been launched to ensure that industries get required
approvals, sanctions and certificates within the stipulated time.
“Problems being faced by the industrialists should be sorted out on
priority and better infrastructure facilities should be ensured to
accelerate industrial development in the state,” she said. In
order to generate employment opportunities it is necessary that
industrial units were set up within the time frame and start
manufacturing, she added. The officials informed the CM that within a short time 211 investment proposals has been received.
“While 183 investment proposals are related to micro industry, 24
are for small industries, two for medium and one for large industry,”
they said. The officials said that Greater Noida has been
nominated as the nodal agency for Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad investment area
being developed as a part of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor
Project.
Because of issues with acquiring the agricultural land for
development and infrastructure projects, The Uttar Pradesh government
pass the Historic UP land Acquisition act. Still central government has
not brought any reforms in this regard from 1890’s.
The
Mayawati also passed the government order and directive to district
magistrates to convene a farmers’ meet on the 22nd of every month for
settling their grievances under one roof and the decision to revoke
cases against farmers lodged during their agitations on public issues. \
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5. Mayawati passed 02 June, 2011 UP land Acquisition act.
Highlights of the Land acquisition act.
The new policy has divided land acquisition into three categories.
For private sector i.e industries, power projects, expressways etc land
acquisition is to be done directly by the company and the government
would have no role in acquisition except facilitating the process. The
company will deal directly with the farmers and work out a package to
which at least 80% of the farmers whose land is being acquired agree. In
case 80% of the farmers do not agree to the compensation package the
project would be reconsidered said Mayawati. In case 80% of the farmers agree to give their land, Section-6 of the Act would apply for acquiring the remaining 20% land. Developers would also have to get constructed a Kisan Bhawan and a model school till in each affected village.
Chief Minister Mayawati said that they have provided for giving
farmers 16% of their land back in developed form so that they can enjoy
the appreciation in the value of land as the region prospers through
developmental or industrial activity. She said that the
opposition alleges that farmers lose out on growth after land is
acquired which is re-sold at very high rates. With farmers getting part
of their land back in developed form it would provide them an
opportunity to reap the benefits of development in their area.
She said that of the total acquired land almost 50% is used for public
purpose like building roads, parks, green belt etc. In that sense, she
said, the farmers would get 16% of developed land which is a sizeable
portion considering that almost half the total land cannot be used by
the developer for commercial purposes. She also said that the
center should immediately bring a new land acquisition policy else the
BSP would stage a dharna at the parliament house in the monsoon session.
Farmers’ body welcomes UP’s new land acquisition policy.
Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), a powerful farmers’ body wielding
considerable influence in western Uttar Pradesh, today welcomed the new
land acquisition policy announced by the state government yesterday.
BKU spokesperson Rakesh Tikait, who had been camping in the state
capital since June 1 for the ‘kisan panchayat’ convened by chief
minister Mayawati, said he was ‘quite satisfied’ with the new policy.
Tikait said Uttar Pradesh had incorporated several of the farmers’
suggestions in its new policy, which were beneficial to farmers.
He specifically mentioned the provision, which allowed farmers to buy
agricultural land equal in size to the acquisition without paying any
stamp duty.
BKU further applauded the directive to district
magistrates to convene a farmers’ meet on the 22nd of every month for
settling their grievances under one roof and the decision to revoke
cases against farmers lodged during their agitations on public issues.
BKU expressed gratitude towards the government for announcing 14 hours
power supply to rural areas from July 1 and provision of short term
agriculture loan at 4 per cent interest.
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Energy Conservation:
Uttar Pradesh makes use of CFL mandatory in government offices.
Decisions on May, 2007 immidiatly after coming to power before Uttar
Pradesh could start producing more energy; first efforts were made to
conserve the energy, by passing government order and banning the high
energy consuming blubs in the state.
In a massive energy
conservation drive, use of compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) has been made
compulsory in government buildings, aided institutions, corporations and
autonomous bodies in Uttar Pradesh. An order to this effect was issued
by the State government on July 15. It has been estimated that with the
use of CFL, consumption of energy would be cut down by about 10 per
cent. Fifteen categories of consumers have been identified in
the Energy Conservation Act, 2001, for whom use of energy conservation
measures had been mandatory from March 1, 2007. These sets of consumers
include aluminum factories, fertilizer and cement units, iron and steel
companies, railways, chemicals and petrochemical units and commercial
buildings. Thermal and hydro power stations managed by the UPPCL,
transmission and distribution companies have been clubbed together as
one category of power consumers in the ECA, 2001.
Awareness campaign
Apart from making the use of CFL mandatory in government offices,
steps will also be taken to create awareness among the people on
conserving energy with the use of CFL. The onus will be on the Uttar
Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (UPPCL) to educate the public on the
use of CFL instead of the traditional bulbs at the time of sanctioning
power load and new connections to the consumers.The need for energy
conservation has immense importance as the State is deficient on the
power generation front.Of the five thermal units, the average generation
of electricity stands at around 2,200 to 2,300 megawatts. The demand
during peak hour touches around 7,500-8,000 MW.
The mayawati state government has ordered a review of the process
of the award of the project to the private sector through a tariff-based
bidding process. Many more Solar power plants foundation stones
where laid during her tenuare and have started generation power links
will be updated soon. Mayawati Government also passed an
Government order to check the power theft, illegal tapping of power and
improve the power transmission system to minimize the energy losses. Many influential people where sent behind bars for power theft and balence the checks.
Mayawati Created the energy task force (ETF) headed by UP chief
secretary in 2007, with the aim of making Uttar Pradesh self-relent and
energy surplus state. State government had decided to create an
additional power generation capacity of 25,000 MW in the next seven
years; she said the ministry of coal should allocate coal blocks for
setting up thermal plants in the state.
The Power Generation projects completed and started generating power during the regime of Mayawati:
Mayawati also laid down the foundation stone of eight power substations Rs 6,168 crore, November 2007.
Lucknow, Nov 30 2007 Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister today inaugurated
power projects worth Rs 6,168 crore as part of the state government’s
plan to add a electricity generation capacity of 10,000 MW during the
11th Plan.
The addition of power generation capacity during the
five years would include an investment of Rs 60,000 crore and provide
employment to 10,000 people, Mayawati said here.
She said the
state government was serious toward the problems of the power sector and
directed respective authorities to ensure timely completion of the
projects.
Dedicating fourth unit of Paricha Thermal Power
Project, which will provide 210 MW of additional power to the state, the
chief minister said that first and second units of the plant would
start generating power from July 2009 and November 2009, respectively.
The first and second units of Harduaganj Thermal Power Project would be
completed in October 2009 and February 2010 respectively, she said.
With the completion of these projects there would no power scarcity in
the state, the Chief Minister claimed.
Promising to end power
crisis by the end of the 11th Plan, Mayawati said that recently her
government had signed an MoU with NTPC for establishment of a 1,320-MW
joint power project.
Mayawati also laid down the foundation stone of eight power substations. PTI
The power Production of Uttar Pradesh before 2007 was 4000 MV, till
November 2011 additional 3500 MV generation capacity was added. This is
an achievement beyond any imagination in such a shot time.
The 8 new projects for which the decision has been taken and MoUs for
these nine power projects were signed between October 2008 to January
2011 include:
1980 MW thermal power plant in Lalitpur to be developed by Bajaj group, 1320 MW Bhognipur Phase 1 to be developed by Lanco group, 1320 MW Bhognipur Phase II also to be developed by Lanco Group, 600 MW Murka thermal power plant to be developed by Creative Thermolite Power Private Ltd, 1980 MW Bargarh thermal power plant to be developed by Bajaj, 250 MW Farukhabad thermal power plant to be developed by Pareikh Alluminex, 250 MW Auriya thermal power plant to be developed by Uniteck and 1320 MW Ghazipur thermal power plant to be developed by Welspun Energy Ltd.
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10. Mayawati writes to PM, seeks coal blocks for UP power projects, July 2009.
The state government has a plan of increasing power generation by
25,000 MW to make UP a power-surplus state in the next few years, but
lack of coal is an impediment, Mayawati said in her letter to the Prime
Minister. “Priority in allotment of coal block and gas linkages
should be given to states like UP, which do not have resources for
hydro-generation, coal mines or coastal areas,” she said in the letter,
released today. Pointing out that the economic growth of UP is
directly linked to that of the country, Mayawati suggested that the
ministries concerned should consider amending policies regarding
allocating coal and gas to improve the power situation in the state.
“Kindly intervene in the matter immediately and ask the power and
coal ministries to issue necessary amendments to coal and gas allotment
policies,” she said Mayawati blamed successive central
governments for the power crisis in UP. “No concrete measures (have
been) taken to solve the power crisis in the state during the last 60
years,” she said in the letter. v State government had decided
to create an additional power generation capacity of 25,000 MW in the
next seven years; she said the ministry of coal should allocate coal
blocks for setting up thermal plants in the state. Why the Central Government sold to private companies and Coalgate Scam?.
The private companies will sell the coal at much higher price, which
intron will result in rise in production cost of power and consumers
have to pay more.
11. Power Distribution: The state government has planned capacity
addition to the tune of 10,000 mw by the end of the 11th Plan and once
these projects are ready for generating power, we would need an adequate
transmission network to evacuate the power.”
‘‘Private
participation will bring in efficiency and also facilitate large-scale
funding of the transmission infrastructure. And considering the scale of
investment and the volume of work required, attracting large private
investment in transmission is absolutely essential. The state government
has planned capacity addition to the tune of 10,000 mw by the end of
the 11th Plan and once these projects are ready for generating power, we
would need an adequate transmission network to evacuate the power.”
Lucknow Jun 08 2011: In a move that would cleared an investment of
R10,000 crore in the ailing power sector and give a push to PPP model,
the Uttar Pradesh government is likely to sign an agreements with Isolux
Corsan and Cobra MEIL Consortium for the setting up of a new
transmission network in the state. It may be mentioned that the
Mayawati government has initiated ambitious plans of capacity addition
of 10,000 mw by the 11th Plan and another 8,000 mw by 2014 in its bid to
provide ‘‘power to all’’ by 2014. The generation of power has already
been cleared but the power problem will continue without good
transmission network despite sufficient power generation. The
state cabinet last week finalized two private players for setting up 3
sub-stations of 765 KV and 9 sub-stations of 400 KV to be completed
within 30 months. The three sub-stations of 765 KV will be set up at
Greater Noida, Mainpuri and Hapur. “By 2014, when our new power
generating units will be commissioned, these sub stations as well as the
interconnecting lines, too, will be ready to evacuate the power,” said a
senior official of the Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation, adding that the
work of one package has been allotted to Isolux Corsan for a levellised
tariff of R870 crore and the work of second package has been given to
Cobra MEIL Consortium at a levellised tariff of R875 crore for a period
of 35 years. “The total value of these two projects would be
approximately R10,000 crore and it would be ready in 30 months’ time.
The UPPCL will pay a levellised tariff for the next 35 years,” he added.
Apart from these two companies, L&T and Sterlite had also qualified
for the RFP stage but had fallen off at technical evaluation stage.
Of the new power plants that are in various stages of construction
are the 1,980 mw Bara project in Allahabad, the 1,980 mw Meja thermal
power plant, which is a joint venture project between the NTPC and UP
Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam, the 500 mw Paricha and 500 mw Harduaganj
extension projects and the 2×500 mw Anpara D project, Anpara C and Roja
thermal power plants. Agreeing that transmission has been in the
domain of the public sector and private participation in power
transmission has been minimal, the official said that given the growth
targets, there was an urgent need for private sector participation in
transmission projects as well.
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12. Special Economic Zone Policy:
The state government introduced its Special Economic Zone policy in
2007 which focuses on providing good infrastructural facilities,
creating employment opportunities, boosting exports and inviting
domestic and foreign investments, so as to foster the economic
development of state and the country. The SEZs set up by the state
government are Multi Product Noida SEZ at Noida and Product Specific SEZ
at Moradabad, whereas SEZs set up by private developers are Moser Baer
India Ltd. For Non-conventional energy sector and Wipro Technologies Ltd
forIT‐ITES atGreaterNoida and HCL Technologies Ltd. and Seaview
Developers Ltd.forIT‐ITES atNoida
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13. Education:
The list
is long will take me some time to complete the section, to explain in
detail the budgetary allocation for primary, secondary and higher
education, in all the five years, how she personally travelled across
the Uttar Pradesh to review the development works, and schemes are
implemented in time bound manner .
In her fourth tenure as CM
of UP, Mayawati made English compulsory in primary education in the
state. While importance of foreign language in a globalized world is
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Enhancing skill levels: The state has launched various schemes to
improve the education scenario for females and its focus is on expanding
and improving the quality of primary, secondary and higher education.
Education is the basic block of human development and contributes
directly to the development of nation. The state government is
progressing towards making provision of education to all. A sum
of Rs. 19086 crore has been earmarked for basic education, Rs. 6846
crore for secondary education and Rs.2146 crore for higher education in
the annual budget of FY2012 , which is 19.6% higher than the allocation
made in FY2011 amounting to Rs. 23470 crore. Every year the Education budget has grown at the rate of more than 18%.
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14. Important and Historic Initiative for Law & Order and Crime Control in Uttar Pradesh.
Many important and historic decisions have been taken to establish
“rule of the law by law” in the state in order to “modernize and
strengthen to make the police administration alert and vigilant”.
Since the formation of the present government in Uttar Pradesh, on
13 May, 2007 till date, an Unprecedented environment of “peace and order
and communal harmony, free from injustice, crime and fear” has been
created by giving “top priority” to “law-order and crime control” for
which several important decisions had to be taken with iron resolve at
the different levels e.g: More than double the increase in
police budget with about Rs. 7,740 crore sanctioned. For the first time
in Uttar Pradesh a service manual for different sections of the police
force promulgated. Formation of “Uttar Pradesh Police
Recruitment Board” for transparency in view of complaints of corruption
in police recruitment. In a “historic” decision about 2.04 lakh
new posts for policemen created, in one stroke. Already 35,000
constables selected in a transparent procedure – a step which has been
praised at the national also. Constitution of two new zones Viz.
“Poorvanchal and western Uttar Pradesh” to further strengthen the
“Special Task Force (STF)”. “National Capital Police Zone” formed for effective control over law and order and crime control in western Uttar Pradesh.
Establishment of “women police stations (mahila Thana)” in all
districts together with “mahila helpline”, “family planning Centre” and
“mahila sahayta prakoshtha” at the state level. “Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS)” set up in November, 2007 itself. “SIT” constituted to investigate serious economic offences.
“state level committee constituted” under the chairmanship of
Director General, police to prevent circulation of “counterfeit / fake
currency notes”. Appointment of a special public prosecutor” for prosecution of cases under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act. Rigorous and effective action taken against more than 1 lakh known notorious criminals/Mafiosi. 1.707 notorious criminals detained under the most stringent “National Security Act (NSA)”.
Strict action taken under the “Gangster Act” against about 40,000 professional offenders.
A total of 8.013 notorious delequents, carrying reward on their
heads, were arrested, including those “carrying on the head a reward”
upto Rs.5 lakh. Another 374 notorious criminals carrying reward,
between Rs.50,000 – Rs. 5,00,000 were “killed” by the police in self
defense. Also, thousands of anti-social elements/goondas and
white-collar criminals were sent to their right place i.e. behind the
bars in the “jail”.
For the first in the state, action was
also taken against “ influencial people and those occupying high
positions” found guilty of breaching the law, establishing the motto
“all wequal before the law” under which several ministers, ex-ministers,
MPs and legislators were proceeded against leagally with due
strictness. “Historic action” continues, without let or
hindrance, against arrant criminals and Mafiosi to “confisticat their
ill-gotten wealth” in order to break the economic backbone. Property
worth more than Rs. 443 crore forfeited so far. Elimination of
fierce dacoits – synonymous of terror, Rs. 5 lakh rewardee bandit chief
Shivakumar alias Dadua, Ambika Patel i.e. Thokia, Mussafir Yadav,
carrying a reward of Rs.2lakh from Bihar State and Santosh alias Kittu
Gupta with a reward of Rs. 1.5 lakh besides, several other offenders
carrying rewards between Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 50,000 were killed by police
in encounters inself-defence. In the terrorist attack on CRPF
group centre at Rampur by 4 terrorists of HUJI – Harqat UI Jehad Al
Islami as well as an active member of Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF)
together with ISI agents were also apprehended. Noor Baksh, a
shooter belonging to the gang of international criminal, Dawood Ibrahim
was shot daed while trying to escape from police custody. To
secure justice to prosecuted people under the previous government,
10,000 cases filed through a “special campaign” and action taken against
31,136 persons. “Legal” action also initiated against those trying to
register “fake” reports. The area of ‘jungle raj’, goonda tax,
‘mafia rule’ and ‘anarchy’ inherited in legacy, ends, entirely due to
the “missionary and struggling” efforts of Hon’ble Chief Ninister Ms.
Mayawati JI. People, coming out of the suffocating “jungle raj”,
breathing in, today, the wiff of fresh air of the “rule of law by law”.
The result of such strict action was that an environment of “
communal harmony” continued to exist and no untoward incident occurred
in the whole of the state, in light of the court decision on the very
sensitive Ram Janmbhoomi/Babri Masjid “case”. The peaceful conditions
prevailed in Uttar Pradesh, there was calm and quiet in other states of
the country as well. So also Common Wealth Games 2010,
three-tier panchayat elections, Mahakumbh fair, Haridwar-2010, Allahabad
Magh Mela-2011 passed off peacefully. Lok Sabha-2009 general elections
were also conducted without violence, with peace and impartiality.
In order to ensure “justice” to the general public and create “trust”
towards the law and order system in them, strict instructions issued to
record the First Information Report (FIR) in the thanas from victimized
persons without the slightest difficulties. Instructions to all
district, division and tehsil level authorities to be available to the
people, as a must in their offices from 10 to 12 in thye morning.
Observance of “thana divwas” on every 1st and 3rd Saturdsy of the
month with the object of taking effective action against victimization
of poor people of the sarv-samaj. As a result of these special
efforts made by the government, remarkable “decline“ in the rate of all
kinds of crime against “SC/ST” in the state. Eqally notable has been the
percentage of disposal of crime enquiries which stands at 92. Appointment of a special public prosecutor” for prosecution of cases under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities Act. “Considerable reduction” in incidence of all crimes against “women” in the state.
The percentage of action was 94.1, last year against those accused
of crime against “women” and 91.9 of cases disposed of, which is a
“record” in itself. Consequently, the rate of crime against women in
Uttar Pradesh is much less than evens the national average. The
effort to secure “justice” in every matter and at every level to every
segment of the society and the sarv-samaj, the poor people, farmers,
labourers, businessmen, lawyers, service-class and non-service-class
people as also students in accordance with the policy of “Sarvajan Hitay
Sarvajan Sukhay”. For proper security and up keep of the newly
constructed sites/memorials etc formation of “Uttar Pradesh Police
Special Zone Security Battalian” under which 1,233 new posts created.
Together with the arrest of more than two dozen hard core
naxalites, a strategy of “tatal development (samagra vikas)” in
identified areas adopted in order to deal with the “naxal” problem so
that a feeling of trust towards the administration in kindled in the
public psyche in the affected areas and they do not go astray. Efforts
to provide the various basic amenities under Dr. Ambedkar gram sabha
yojns to the 423 naxal affected villages. Several proposals for
necessary cooperation pending with the center about inclusion of
naxal-affected districts into “focus” districts under the “integrated
development plan” for development of the local surroundings and
modernization of the police.
Apart from these, many more
important steps were taken, a detailed account of which will be provided
and highlighting its achievements during the last five years.
In
brief, to get the correct feel of ground realities, Mayawati herself
made surprise inspections of visiting police stations, villages,
hospitals, DM’s office in all the 72 districts in the state, taking
strong action against authorities found wanting in performance and
issuing guidelines for improvement.
Mayawati herself visited and
Mayawati ordered strict action on finding shortcomings in development
works during her district tours.
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“Disabled”
Establishment of ‘Uttar Pradeesh Dr. Shakuntala Misra Rehabilation
University’ at a cost of Rs.400 crore to provide quality education to
the differently-abled students; with 1% reservation for the visually
impaired and 2% other disabled, so far, 677 and 1320fair shops allotted,
respectively; disabled pension rate increased to Rs.300 per month from
Rs.150- the total number of disabled pensioner during 2009-10 increased
to 708077. Several welfare schemes implemented for Sarv-Samaj
“women” also, notable being amendment of the zamindari kanoon to ensure
equitable share of women in patriarchal landed property; the amount of
dole for destitute women increased to Rs.300 per month from Rs.150 apart
from construction of shelter homes etc for them in Mathurs and
Vrindavan; “alertness and sensitivity” on the part of government has
resulted in considerable “decline” of criminal cases against “women”.
In addition, many significant and historic steps were taken for the
uplift of the poor and the helpless belonging to sarv-samaj besides,
Farmers, laborers, lawyers, employees, traders and people engaged in
other professions, with all government departments also contributing to
the development of the people of the state viz.:
Uttar
Pradesh Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Gharib Arthik Madad Yojna benefits about
31 lakh families in Uttar Pradesh which have not been able to avail of
the benefits of the BPL list or antyodaya, by providing an assistance of
Rs.400 per month, money is transferred directly to bank account of
women family head. Savitribai Phule Shiksha Madad Yojna
benefited a total of 6,86,953 girl students, so far, with Rs.15,000 and a
bicycle given to class 10 students and an additional assistance of
Rs.10,000 on promotion to class 12. Mahamaya Gharib Balika
Ashirwad Yojna provides for Rs.1lakh to be given to the girl child
immediately on birth, which has benefitted about 3,25,000 girl children.
Dr. Ambedkar Gram Sabha Samagra Vikas Yojna which was meant to
provide basic facilities and infrastructure in villages having
substantial backward population benefited about 5,598 gram sabhas
covering narly 25000 Villages. Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Sheri
Gharib Awas Yojna provides for free housing facilities for urban poor,
constructed and allotted 1 lack house in 72 districts benefiting about 1
lakh families thse complex will be having a school, health center and
rastion store. To make the process transparent the beneficiary names
were also published online Read more at:http://www.upavp.com/shahri_gari…
Sarvjan Hitay Gharib Awas (Slum Area) Maliqana Haq Yojna a
time-bound scheme, which was announced by the state government on
January 15, 2009, the 53rd birth anniversary of Chief Minister Mayawati.
The scheme aimed at giving land rights to slum-dwellers in urban areas,
in case they occupied a maximum of 30 square m area since or before
January 15, 2009. Land rights were to be given to slum-dwellers of Below
Poverty Line category on a nominal price for a lease of 90 years. Only
those slums that had come up on undisputed government land were selected
for the scheme.The state had identified 305 urban slums in 30
districts. A total of 7,072 people in these slums were found eligible
for the scheme.
BPL card-holders of Sarv-samaj and beneficiaries of Mahamaya Gharib
Arthik Madad Yojna being provided free of charge legal aid by
government lawyers to plead their cases in courts. Under Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Sheri SC/ST Bssti Samagra Vikas Yojna, 250 bustees selected for development. Lease-hold of 55,000 hectares of agricultural land for about 2.5 lakh poor and unemployed landless people. About “3.5 lakh families” allotted residential plots measuring 3,500 hectares. Allotment of 30,000 hectares of land to about 36,000 agriculturists. 16,000 sites allotted to 19,000 people engaged in the pottery craft. Allotment of 12,000 hectares of land for free plantation to 42,000 farmers. Insurance provided to 18,67,835 heads of families under the General Public Insurance Scheme.
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11. Brilliant BPL students (girls and boys) of the newly established
Gautam Buddha University belonging to sarv-samaj sent to Europe for
higher studies on state expenses.
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Brilliant BPL students (girls and boys) of the newly established Gautam
Buddha University belonging to sarv-samaj sent to Europe for higher
studies on state expenses
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12. The maximum sickness
allowance increased from Rs.2,000 to 5,000 in the case of Sc/St and
those eligible from the general category.
13. The amount of grant-in-aid doubled in the event of marriage/sickness in Bundelkhand.
14. As many as 897 child development projects under operation.
15. Daily wages of “labourers/wage earners” of unorganised sector increased to Rs.100 from Rs.58.
16. More than 18 lakh government employees in the state provided
benefit of the sixth pay commission, causing an additional financial
burden of Rs.21,000 crore.
17. As many as 35,000 daily wage employees, appointed till 29 June, 1991 regularized.
18. Generation of 10,586 lakh man days in the rural areas at a cost of Rs. 16,995 crore.
19. Self-employment made available to 13.58 lakh families with a grant of Rs.800 crore.
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20. Recruitment of 1.9 lakh ‘safai-workers (Aroghya Rakshaks)” in the
state in one go besides, 88,000 primary school teachers, 5,000 Urdu
teachers and massive recruitment in other departments together with
employment opportunities provided to “lakhs” of people in
non-governmental sectors as well.
Recruitment of 1.9 lakh ‘safai-workers (Aroghya Rakshaks)” in the state
in one go besides, 88,000 primary school teachers, 5,000 Urdu teachers
and massive recruitment in other departments together with employment
opportunities provided to “lakhs” of people in non-governmental sectors
as well.
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Finally I would like to mention Besides all the above achievements,
to honor these backward-born great “Saints, Gurus and Seers”, various
magnificent spots, memorials, museums, parks, etc have been constructed
in the state. ‘’The amount spent was nothing very very less than
what the media as mentioned, The stones where brought from Naxal
infected area, this also helped to boost the economy of these very
backward regions of Uttar Pradesh and also provided employed for the
“Poor laborers” in construction of these memorial. These have become holy place for the oppressed people, who are visiting theses monuments from all across India.
The money spent will be recovered from the public visiting the
memorials and Parks, there is 10rs cost for the ticket, recently on Jan
15 2014 more than 15 lacks people who attended the rally more than 15
lacks people visited the memorials, paying 10 rs for enterence fee,
please count the amount, and the memorial have already recovered the
most of the amount, and will continue to recover the money in future
also. Employment was provided to the bahujan Samaj people. So there was no waste of money.
So the critics may continue to make a noise about the obscene
amount of money that Mayawati has spent on her pet memorials. But ask
the community, the largest percentage of which has always been poor, the
dontroden people and they have just one thing to say: After centuries, a
leader has been able to give them a sense of equality and the power to
dream BIG and no price is too high for that.
There is saying “Jis ko na de Maula, usko de Asif-ud-Daula” (To whom God does not give,Asif-ud-Daula provides)
Reading the above line and considering the rationality how they came to
existence critics can come to know the motive of mayawati and the
saying. “Jisko na de maula, usko de Behan mayawatiji.”
Mayawati’s statues of liberty
Some of financial incentives provided by Uttar Pradesh government are as follows:
v 100% exemption from stamp duty—100% exemption from stamp duty on
purchase or lease of land for the projects pertaining to development of
infrastructure facilities, establishment of information technology, BPO,
call centers, bio‐technology and food processing units.
v
Interest free loan for pioneer units—Interest free loan will be provided
to pioneer Units (first industrial units) for 15 years for IT,
bio‐technology or food processing with an investment of Rs. 10 crore
under Industrial Investment Promotion Scheme.
v Capital subsidy
to small industrial units‐‐Small scale and tiny industrial units will be
extended capital subsidy of 50% of the cost of additional machinery8
for increasing their production capacity.
v Interest free loan to
new large industrial undertakings‐‐Additional 20% interest free loan
under Industrial Investment Promotion Scheme to all new large industrial
undertakings, who are employing more than 50% of women employees or
employing 500 women on permanent basis and employing more than 25% of
employees belonging to SC/STs.
v Unlimited power supply to 100%
export oriented units—All 100% export oriented units which subscribe to
dedicated feeders will receive 24hrs electricity supply.
Services
v The services sector has performed significantly well and has come out
to be as a major segment in contributing to its economic growth. The
contribution of services sector in the GSDP was around 49% and has
posted outstanding growth of 9% during FY2011.
v Under the
Industrial and Service Sector Investment Policy 2004, the state has
provided various fiscal incentives and has promoted private
participation for the development ofUttar Pradesh: The State Profile PHD
Research Bureau, IT, education, hospitals, cinema halls and
multiplexes, shopping malls and Entertainment centers.
Tourism:
v Uttar Pradesh is very well known tourist destination for domestic and
international tourists. The state has enormous resources for wildlife,
cultural, adventure and pilgrimage tourism. To harness the immense
potential of tourism industry to the highest, the state has introduced
Tourism policy 1998, which focuses on providing incentives to tourist
circuits, employment generation, tax and financial benefits and building
up necessary tourism infrastructure.
v The prominent tourist and
historical destinations are Varanasi, Piprahwa, Kaushambi, Shravasti,
Kushi Nagar, Agra, Lucknow, Chitrakoot,Jhansi, Allahabad, Vrindavan and
Meerut.
v The state has successfully hosted India’s first
Formula‐One global motor sports at the internationally acclaimed, Buddh
International Circuit, which has attracted number of tourists
domestically and internationally.
Roads/Infrastructure
v
The state offers an extensive road network which plays a significant
role in the economic development and helps in encouraging trade thereby
promoting wide markets of various products and enable exploitation of
economic of scale. Uttar Pradesh is a land locked territory and road
connectivity to all major commercial centers is first class. The state
has set up Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRT)to
provide an economical, reliable and comfortable transporting the state.
v The state has implemented various mega road projects under PPP such
as 1047 Kms long 8‐lane Ganga Expressway along the course of great river
Ganga, joining far east with national capital, a 165km long 6 lane
Yamuna expressway to provide fast access to the city of Taj Mahal and a
network of expressways are in the pipeline.
v An amount of Rs.
6775 crore has been earmarked in the state budget of FY2011‐12, to be
spent construction and maintenance of roads and bridges which is around
17% higher than previous year.
v An amount of Rs. 6775 crore has
been earmarked in the state budget of FY2011‐12, to be spent
construction and maintenance of roads and bridges which is around 17%
higher than previous year.
v Poor condition of highways in UP: Maya sends letter to PM
v Minister Mayawati has shot off two letters to prime minister Manmohan
Singh. While the first one is to draw the attention of Singh towards
the poor conditions of national highways passing through UP, the other
one is about short supply of fertilisers.
v A DVD with footage of
pot holed roads has been attached with the letter to make prime
minister have an idea of reality. So far, Mayawati has written six
letters to the prime minister in last one week. The four letters earlier
were on providing reservations to Muslims, Jats, the poor among the
upper caste and implementing quota in private sector.
v In the
first letter, Mayawati has informed the prime minister that the
conditions of the highways have turned from bad to worse following heavy
rains during the monsoon. Interestingly, in first of its kind
endeavour, the chief minister has also attached a DVD having footage of
pathetic condition of the national highways (93, 119, 74, 72A, 73, 76,
76E, 75E, 7, 19, 232, 91A, 92 and 97) passing through UP.
v
Mayawati has requested prime minister to pay immediate attention towards
the problem because bad condition of roads is also leading to loss of
human life due to accidents. The condition of the roads, she said, is
also affecting the development of the state. She has reminded the prime
minister of the letter written by the UP government to the Union
minister of national highways and transport, regarding release of funds
for repair of national highways. As many as 43 national highways pass
through UP. The total length of the highways is 6681 km, of which 3178
km comes under the state public works department.
v Mayawati has
also reminded the prime minister that Rs 900 crore were sanctioned for
the repair and construction of national highways in the financial year
2010-11. However, only Rs 50.50 have been released so far. Further, she
said for the financial year 2011-12, Rs 737 crore were earmarked.
However, money has not been released despite the fact that the state
government has sent an estimate of Rs 683.64 crore for renovation of
highways. “After seeing the DVD you will come to know about the reality
and the urgency required to tackle the situation,” she has stated in the
letter.
v The second letter is about inadequate supply of
fertilizers to UP. In her letter, Mayawati has said that UP government
has requested for 67 lakh metric tonne of fertilizers (40 lakh metric
tonne of urea, 12 lakh metric tonne of DAP, 0.50 lakh metric tonne of
MAP, 1 lakh metric tonne of DAP light, 8.50 lakh metric tonne of NPK,
2,50 lakh metric tonne of MOP and 2.50 lakh metric tonne of SSP) from
the Central government. However, the Centre has provided only 53.15 lakh
metric tonne of fertilisers (33 lakh metric tonne of urea, 9.15 lak
metric tonne DAP, six lakh metric tonne NPK, 2,50 lakh metric tonne MOP
and 2.50 lakh metric tonne of SSP) so far.
v Mayawati has also
reminded the prime minister that UP was awarded best performing state
for bumper crops in 2010-11 financial years. The BSP government took a
number of measures, including better electricity supply, availability of
seeds and fertilisers and better procurement for increasing income of
the farmers, to boost agriculture production in the state. In order to
sustain high productivity, state government will have to provide good
quality fertilisers to the farmers. However, despite several requests,
the Central government is not cooperating with the state government,
Mayawati has complained in the letter.
v After coming to power
Maya has written over 100 letters to PM on different issues demanding
funds for development of the state. However, none of her demands have
been met by the Congress led UPA government.
In the annual budget of FY2011‐12, Uttar Pradesh government has
earmarked an amount of Rs. 564 crore for Lucknow and Rs. 31 crore for
overall development of Varanasi. In addition to this, Agra would receive
an amount Rs 500 crore for water supply and Allahabad, an amount of Rs.
125 crore for Kumbh mela. The state has also allocated an amount of
Rs.25 crore for river pollution control in the annual budget of
FY2011‐12.
Unemployment‐‐The unemployment rate in the state
stands at around 8.2% (FY2010) which is better in comparison to the
national average of 9.4%. The state has performed better in comparison
to other big states like Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana at 18%, 10.5 and
8.7% respectively. Source PHD research Bureau, complied by economic
survey of India 2010-11 and census 2011.
Education‐‐Education is
the basic block of human development and contributes directly to the
development of nation. The state government is progressing towards
making provision of education to all. A sum of Rs. Rs. 19086 crore has
been earmarked for basic education, Rs. 6846 crore for secondary
education and Rs.2146 crore for higher education in the annual budget of
FY2012 , which is 19.6% higher than the allocation made in FY2011
amounting to Rs. 23470 crore.
To support education among girls
belonging to below poverty line and increase their participation in
schools, the state government has launched Savitri Bai Phuley Balika
Shiksha Madad Yojana in annual budget of FY2012 with an amount of Rs.
340 crore. The state has also proposed to construct 5000 new primary
schools and 50,000 additional class rooms in the annual budget of
FY2011‐12 to improve the educational scenario in the state.
The
state has made considerable progress in terms of literacy level and has
posted a remarkable improvement in its literacy status from around 12%
in 1951 to around 70% in 2011. However, the state’s literacy level lies
below the national literacy level of around 74% in 2011.
The
literacy level of the state at around 70%, falls short of states like
Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand, Punjab,
Gujarat, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, however, it is better than states like
Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh and
Bihar.
Health‐ The Uttar Pradesh government has managed to
maintain the vast network of health facilities and has undertaken
serious efforts in strengthening its health infrastructure. A sum of Rs.
4990 crore has been allocated under medical and health in the annual
budget of FY2011‐12.
The state is mainly dominated by primary
health centers and community health centers and a very small proportion
is covered by private sectors in rural areas. The health Infrastructure
of the state comprises of 20621 sub center, 2869 primary health centers,
823 community health centers, 67 district male hospitals, 54 district
female hospitals and 13 other hospitals to provide a range of preventive
and curative health services the dwellers of the state.
Availability of Safe drinking water
Uttar Pradesh is blessed with rivers like Ganga, Yamuna, Gomti,
Ramganga and Ghaghara. In terms of availability ofsafe drinking water,
around 88% of the population of the state has access to safe drinking
water. The access to safe drinking water comprises 97% of urban
population and 85% of the rural population of the state. However, in
general itis considerably high as against the national level of around
80%.
Uttar Pradesh Budget 2011‐12
The budget FY2011‐12 has
been formulated to focus and accelerate infrastructural development
especially in power, road and human resource development. The amount
allocated for power in the annual budget of FY2012 is Rs. 8227 crore,
which is around 4% higher than the previous year. While for construction
and maintenance of road and bridges, the state has earmarked an amount
of Rs. 6775 crore in the annual budget of FY2012, which is 16.6% higher
than the allocation made in FY2011. In addition to this, for flood
control and irrigation an amount of Rs. 5451 crore has been allocated in
the annual budget of FY2012.
With a view to develop agriculture
and allied activities, the state government has earmarked an amount of
Rs. 4496 crore in the annual budget for FY2011‐12, which is 8.9%
higherthan the allocationmade in previous year.
To set up the
growth of urban infrastructure, the state government has allocated an
amount of Rs. 5005 crore, which isto be spent on the development of
cities, essentially on housing, water supply and sewerage facilities.
Lucknow and Varanasi has been earmarked an amount of Rs. 564 crore and
Rs. 31 crore fortheir overall development. In order to strengthen the
educational infrastructure, the state has earmarked an
amount of
Rs. 19086 crore for basic education, Rs. 6846 crore forsecondary
education and Rs. 2146 crore for higher education, which is 19.6% higher
than the previous year’s allocation. Further, an amount of Rs. 4990
crore and Rs. 6133 crore has been allocated for medical and health and
rural development programmes respectively in the annual budget of
FY2011‐12.
The state government has made of provision of Rs. 4761
crore for women and child development programmes, which is 6.3% higher
than the last year. In addition to this, an amount of Rs. 360 crore has
been allocated under Mahamaya Gharib Bahlika Ashirvad Yojna, which
aimsto provide several benefitsto about 1.8 lakh girls. Greater stress
has been laid on welfare ofschedule castes and other weakersections of
the society, and the government has made a provision of Rs. 9772 crore
under Special Component plan forscheduled castes, which is 6.8%
higherthan previous year.
other Development, notable achievements of which are enumerated below:
For SC/ST
This government in the last four years has undertaken several
activities at a total cost of Rs. 37,000 crore (Rs. 36,795 crore),
outlay of 21.21 and 100% expenditure on the development of “SC/ST” under
special component plan which are chiefly – increase in the rate of post
matric for (Scheduled Castes), eligibility level of income increased
from 1lakh to Rs.2 lakh. Ensuring Scholarships are provided in timely manner for all students (girls and boys).
Establishment of ‘bhagidari bhavan’ at Lucknow and Agra, including
Training institutes at Aligarh and Rae Bareli to coach SC/ST youth for
recruitment to high-level services like I.A.S and P.C.S.(This also she
has done because of under respresntation of SC/ST/OBC in administrative
services, the Upper caste people never Implemented the Government order
and Schemes in timely manner during her earlier stint as chief
minister(She became CM thrice before and Just ruled for 22 months).
Recruitment in Government posts through a Special drive to clear the
backlog for SC/ST; more than 50000 jobs where filled in various departs
of the Government which have not been filled from earlier governments. For the first time 25% Reservation in Government contracts for SC/ST, so far, contracts worth Rs.1,623 crore allotted; About 2 lakh S/C families allotted more Than 35000 hectares of land.
16 Mahamaya Polytechnics for Information Technology set up for these categories of students;
Regularization of Landless SC/ST people in possession of gram sabah
land upto 13May, 2007; formal right of possession letters (pattas)
awarded to 9,431 persons; about 3000 genuine lease-holders benefited by
removing illegal usurpers from their land; Creation of
employment totaling 5,945 lakh man- days for men and 2,089 lakh for
women belonging to SC/ST classes created in rural areas; About 8
lakh S/C families benefited by writing-off debts amounting to Rs.120.28
crore of Uttar Pradesh SC/ST Development Corporation;
Electrification on large-scale of SC/ST bustees /majras and appointment
of 23% from these classes only of SOs in police stations; provision of
reservation also in state government-aided private enterprises;
Allotment of more than 4,000 fair price shops; together with the
establishment of a Rs.100 crore “leather park and shoe mandi”: in Agra,
exemption from VAT of Agra Footwear Industry.
“Other Backward Classes”
In the four years 2 lakh landless people allotted lease of about 50,000 hectares of agricultural land.
effective implementation of 27% reservation for OBSc in the
allotment of fair price shops in the urban and rural areas under the
public distribution system; Computerization of the entire
procedure of scholarship under the backward classes Welfare department;
more than 50 lakh students (girls and boys) benefits by scholarships.
The scheme of aid to the poor families of backward classes on
account of marriage and illness about Rs.50 crore spent every year;
apart from increasing the “creamy layer” annual income limit of these
classes from Rs.3 lakh Rs.5lakh, about Rs.250 crore spent to reimburse
the admission fees of students studying in post matric classes.
In the matter of Religious Minorities
Mention may be made of the establishment of Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Urdu, Arabic-Persian University.
Inclusion of 10 new Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grant-in-aid
list; as much as 486.73 crore approx, on account of scholarships to
1,28,35,824 minority students (girls and boys); Eligibility
income limit for scholarships increased to Rs.1 lakh in respect of,
minority students; grant of Rs. 3,745 lakh for the marriage of 37,445
daughters from minority BPL families; reimbursement of fees amounting to
Rs.2,049 lakh of 49,166 post matric students; construction of
well-equipped “Haj Houses” at Ghaziabad and Lucknow for the convenience
of the Hajis; “direct Haj flight” from Varanasi to Jeddah; abolition of
the pre-condition of police verification in the appointment of
“Mutawallis”. Arrangement of advance coaching to prepare for
competitive recruitment examinations; the amount of grant for Uttar
Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled to Rs.3 crore.
Establishment of 58 government secondary schools in minority-dominated
areas of 22 selected districts as well as mformation of a commission to
provide the atatus of minority institution to ‘taleemi idaar’
(educational institutions) besides, the distribution of Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Handloom Weavers awards.
Every policy of Uttar Pradesh Govt. is based on ‘Sarvajan Hitay – Sarvajan Sukhay’
“Mayawati meets PM; seeks flood relief”
IANS First Published : 18 Oct 2010 09:51:29 PM IST
NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati met Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh Monday to seek flood relief aid of Rs.2,351 crore, a
special package for Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal regions and approval of
the Taj International Airport (TIA) project.
During the meeting,
which lasted more than an hour, Mayawati urged the prime minister to
approve pending projects of the state and sanction Rs.5,962 crore under
the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana (PMGSY).
Talking to
reporters later, Mayawati said she had raised “important issues”
concerning the state. The chief minister, who was accompanied by party
MP Satish Chandra Misra, said the prime minister gave her an assurance
that the state government’s demands will be considered seriously.
Mayawati said 12 districts in western Uttar Pradesh had been declared
as “disaster affected.” She said a total of 5,959 villages in 33
districts had suffered losses due to floods, more than 8 lakh hectares
of cultivable land had been affected and over 425 people had died.
The chief minister said though she had written letters to the prime
minister on Sep 22 and Sep 29 to seek flood aid, no relief had been
provided. She said the central government had also not bothered to send a
team to assess the damage.
Mayawati said her government’s
proposals of Rs.5,962 crore under the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana
and Rs.9,700 crore under the Rajiv Gandhi Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana
had been pending with the central government.
Calling for special
economic assistance for backward areas like Poorvanchal and
Bundelkhand, she said the government had sought the package for
all-round development of the state.
She said the Rs.3,506 crore
package announced by the central government for Bundelkhand was
insufficient. Mayawati expressed regret that the central government had
not sanctioned the Taj International Airport (TIA) at Jewar though the
state government had agreed to the central government’s suggestions on
contractual obligations.
Mayawati said TIA was feasible under the
Green Field Airport Policy 2008. She said another international was
necessary for Delhi due to increasing flow of traffic at the existing
airport. She said that second airports in 150-km radius had been
approved for Navi Mumbai and Kannur.
Pointing out that the state
government had decided to create an additional power generation capacity
of 25,000 MW in the next seven years; she said the ministry of coal
should allocate coal linkages for setting up thermal plants in the
state.
Centre must find solutions to floods in Bihar and UP: Mayawati.
If the rivers emanating from Nepal could be tamed by constructing high
dams, the two states would be benefited on power and irrigation fronts,
she pointed out.
Mayawati said that she would meet the Prime
Minister soon with a request for taming the rivers emanating from Nepal
which cause floods every year in the two states causing heavy damage to
standing crops, human and cattle lives.
She said she would ask the concerned central ministers to bear the cost of taming the rivers.
Link Below list 100 notable achievement Achievements of “Bahujan Samaj Party” – 100s Reason to Vote for BSP
Since the formation, in 1995 of the first government of Hon’ble Chief
Minister Ms. Mayawati Ji in Uttar Pradesh, its priority has been the
total development of the poor and the backward SC/ST, other backward
classes,Religious minorities and disables persons-who had remained
neglected for centuries and during earlier governments. By separately
creating Uttar Pradesh Welfare Department and other ministries, there
has been considerable improvements in their condition at every level
and\ every sphere.
1. This government in the last four years has
undertaken several activities at a total cost of Rs. 37,000 crore (Rs.
36,795 crore), outlay of 21.21 and 100% expenditure on the development
of “SC/ST” under special component plan which are chiefly – increase in
the rate of post matric for (Scheduled Castes), eligibility level of
income increased from 1lakh to Rs.2 lakh,, scholarships fora all
students (girls and boys) from class 1 to 8, establishment of ‘bhagidari
bhavan’ at Lucknow and Agra, including Training institutes at Aligarh
and Rae Bareli to coach SC/ST youth for recruitment to high-level
services like I.A.S and P.C.S; recruitment in Government posts through a
drive to clear the backlog; for the first time Reservation in contracts
upto Rs.25 lakh for SC/ST, so far, contracts worth Rs.1,623 crore
allotted; about 4 lakh S/C families allotted more Than 3,500 hectares of
land.; 16 Mahamaya Polytechnics for Information Technology set up for
these categories of students; regularisation of Landless SC/ST people in
possession of gram sabah land upto13May, 2007; formal right of
possession letters (pattas) awarded to 9,431 persons; about 3000 genuine
lease-holders benefited by removing illegal usurpers from their land;
creation of employment totalling 5,945 lakh man- days for men and 2,089
lakh for women belonging to SC/ST classes created in rural areas; about 8
lakh S/C families benefited by writing-off debts amounting to Rs.120.28
crore of Uttar Pradesh SC/ST Development Corporation; electrification
on large-scale of SC/ST bustees /majras and appointment of 23% from
these classes only of SOs in police stations; provision of reservation
also in state government-aided private enterprises; allotment of more
than 4,000 fair price shops; together with the establishment of a Rs.100
crore “leather park and shoe mandi”: in Agra, exemption from VAT of
Agra Footwear Industry.
2. “Other Backward Classes” – in the last
four years 2 lakh landless people allotted lease of about 50,000
hectares of agricultural land; effective implementation of 27%
reservation for OBSc in the allotment of fair price shops in the urban
and rural areas under the public distribution system; computerisation of
the entire procedure of scholarship under the backward classes Welfare
department; more than 50 lakh students (girls and boys) benefites by
scholarships under the scheme of aid to the poor families of backward
classes on account of marriage and illness about Rs.50 crore spent every
year; apart from increasing the “creamy layer” annual income limit of
these classes from Rs.3 lakh Rs.5lakh, about Rs.250 crore spent to
reimburse the admission fees of students studying in post matric
classes.
3. In the matter of Religious Minorities especially the
Muslim community, mention may be made of the establishment of Manyawar
Shri Kanshiram Ji Urdu, Arabic-Persian University; inclusion of 10 new
Arabic-Persian Madrasas in the grant-in-aid list; as much as 486.73
crore approx, on account of scholarships to 1,28,35,824 minority
students (girls and boys); elegibilty income limit for scholarships
increased to Rs.1 lakh in respect of, minority students; grant of Rs.
3,745 lakh for the marriage of 37,445 daughters from minority BPL
families; reimbursement of fees amounting to Rs.2,049 lakh of 49,166
post matric students; construction of well-equipped “Haj Houses” at
Ghaziabad and Lucknow for the convenience of the Hajis; “direct Haj
flight” from Varanasi to Jeddah; abolition of the pre-condition of
police verification in the appointment of “Mutawallis”; arrangement of
advance coaching to prepare for competitive recruitment examinations;
the amount of grant for Uttar Pradesh Urdu Academy more than doubled to
Rs.3 crore; establishment of 58 government secondary schools in
minority-dominated areas of 22 selected districts as well as mformation
of a commission to provide the atatus of minority institution to
‘taleemi idaar’ (educational institutions) besides, the distribution of
Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Handloom Weavers awards.
4. “Disabled”
– establishment of ‘Uttar Pradeesh Dr. Shakuntala Misra Rehabilation
University’ at a cost of Rs.400 crore to provide quality education to
the differently-abled students; with 1% reservation for the visually
impaired and 2% other disabled, so far, 677 and 1320fair shops allotted,
respectively; disabled pension rate increased to Rs.300 per month from
Rs.150- the total number of disabled pensioner during 2009-10 increased
to 708077.
5. Several welfare schemes implemented for Sarv-Samaj
“women” also, notable being amendment of the zamindari kanoon to ensure
equitable share of women in patriarchal landed property; the amount of
dole for destitute women increased to Rs.300 per month from Rs.150 apart
from construction of shelter homes etc for them in Mathurs and
Vrindavan; “alertness and sensitivity” on the part of government has
resulted in considerable “decline” of criminal cases against “women”.
In addition, many significant and historic steps wre taken for the
uplift of the poor and the helpless belonging to sarv-samaj besides,
Farmers, labourers, lawyers, employees, traders and people engaged in
other professions, with all government departments also contributing to
the development of the people of the state viz.:
1. Uttar Pradesh
Mukhyamantri Mahamaya Gharib Arthik Madad Yojna benefits about 31 lakh
families in Uttar Pradeshwhich have not been able to avail of the
benefits of the BPL list or antyodaya, by providing an assistance of
Rs.400per month.
2. Savitribai Phule Shiksha Madad Yojna
benefitted a total of 6,86,953 girl students, so far, with Rs.15,000 and
a bicycle given to class 10 students and an additional assistance of
Rs.10,000 on promotion to class 12.
3. Mahamaya Gharib Balika
Ashirwad Yojna provides for Rs.1lakh to be given to the girl child
immediately on birth, which has benefitted about 3,25,000 girl children.
5. Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Sheri Gharib Awas Yojna provides for free housing facilities, benefiting about 1lakh families.
6. Sarvjan Hitay Gharib Awas (Slum Area) Maliqana Haq Yojna benefited about 7,232 families.
7. BPL card-holders of Sarv-samaj and beneficiaries of Mahamaya Gharib
Arthik Madad Yojna being provided free of charge legal aid by government
lawyers to plead their cases in courts.
8. Under Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Sheri SC/ST Bssti Samagra Vikas Yojna, 250 bustees selected for development.
9. Lease-hold of 55,000 hectares of agricultural land for about 2.5 lakh poor and unemployed landless people.
11. Allotment of 30,000 hectares of land to about 36,000 agriculturists.
12. 16,000 sites allotted to 19,000 people engaged in the pottery craft.
13. Allotment of 12,000 hectares of land for free plantation to 42,000 farmers.
14. Insurance provided to 18,67,835 heads of families under the General Public Insurance Scheme.
15. Under the enforced Uttar Oradesh Janhit Guarantee Quanoon 13
essential services relating to revenue, urban development, medical and
food and supply guaranteed within a specified time limit.
16.
Brilliant BPL students (girls and boys) of the newly established Gautam
Buddha University belonging to sarv-samaj sent to Europe for higher
studies on state expenses.
17. The maximum sickness allowance
increased from Rs.2,000 to 5,000 in the case of S/S and those eligible
from the general category.
18. The amount of grant-in-aid doubled in the event of marriage/sickness in Bundelkhand.
19. As many as 897 child development projects under operation.
20. Daily wages of “labourers/wage earners” of unorganised sector increased toRs.100 from Rs.58.
21. More than 18 lakh government employees in the state provided
benefit of the sixth pay commission, causing an additional financial
burden of Rs.21,000 crore.
22. As many as 35,000 daily wage employees, appointed till 29 June, 1991 regularised.
23. Generation of 10,586 lakh man days in the rural areas at a cost of Rs. 16,995 crore.
24. Self-employment made available to 13.58 lakh families with a grant ofRs.800 crore.
25. Recruitment of 1.9 lakh ‘safai-workers (Aroghya Rakshaks)” in the
state in one go besides, 88,000 primary school teachers, 5,000 Urdu
teachers and massive recruitment in other departments together with
employment opportunities provided to “lakhs” of people in
non-governmental sectors as well.
26. Infrastructural
Development: construction of 165 Km long, 6-lane Yamuna express-way at a
cost of Rs. 9,935 crore between Noida and Agra.
27. Rs.30,000 crore –construction project of 1,047 Km long, 8-lane entry controlled express-way from Greater Noida to Ballia.
28. Costing Rs. 8,911 crore, 148-km long Sanauta-Purkazi Express-way project along the upper Ganga canal bank.
29. In the Taj city, Agra, construction of a 20.5 km long 6-lane ring road at a cost of Rs.1,100 crore.
30. Delhi-Noida-Greater Noida Metro Rail Link, first phase, from Delhi to Noida completed.
31. PPP process activated to establish ab international airport at Kushinagar for the development of Buddhist circuit.
32. Energy development; with an amount of Rs. 28,796 crore incurred by
the government led by the Hon’ble Chief Minister Ms. Mayawati Ji, a “new
trust” born among the general public to meet its electricity needs,
during its four-year term,; the government seriously engaged at the
ground level about its promise to offer 24-hourelectricity by 2014,
Begining of about 30,000 MW new projects. Investment of Rs. 1,20,000
crore. In the field of transmission, thye largest ever investment of
Rs.10,000 crore through PPP in the country.
33. Road construction
– construction/reconstruction of more than 50,000 km long roads with an
expenditure of about Rs.9000 crore.
34. About 13,000 km long CC roads and KC drains constructed in 5,480 gram sabhas/villages at a cost of Rs. 3,569 crore.
35. Construction of 319 bridges at a cost of Rs.1,369 crore as well as 16 over-bridges, entailinf an expenditure of Rs.363
crore.
36. Irrigation – Strengthening of irrigation works/activities at a cost ofRs.22,097 crore.
37. Additional irrigation capacity of about 1.5 lakh hectares generated with the construction of 2,975 tube wells.
38. Tail-feeding of more than 9,000 canals ensured.
39. Irrigation arrangement of 32 lakh hectares of land.40. Agriculture
and Allied services – about Rs. 19,50 crore spent in the last four
years.
41. Drive to bouble the income of the farmers.
42. Weather-based crop insurance scheme started.
43. Rain water storage project in Bundelkhand.
44. Unprecedented increase in sugarcane price (SAP).
45. Uttar Pradesh tops the country in milk production.
46. Dr.Ambedkar Agricultural Improvement Scheme of feeder separation for uninterrupted
power supply to farmers.
47. Establishment of new agricultural university in Banda.
48. Education and Sports Development – about 65,000 crore (Rs.64,997
Crore) were spent on account of education in the last four years.
49. As many as 12,160 new senior primary schools and 4,654 new primary schools established
50. 13 private universities established.
51. Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Research Chair established in 6 universities.
52. As many as 41 new government polytechnics set up.
53. In Gautambuddha Nagar, a second technical university established under the name of Mahamaya Technical University.
54. Commencement of ‘Manyawar Shri Kanshiram Ji Kala Samman Puraskar’ and Sant Ravidas Kala Samman Puraskar’.
55. Medical and Health services – About 22,000 crore (Rs 22,190 crore) spent in the last four years.
56. Decision to operate medical colleges in Kannauj, Jalaun and Saharanpur districts as wellas a para-medical college in
Jhansi.
57. Decision to open state of the art super specialty 500-bed hospital with participation of private sector, costing around
140-150 crore each in Lucknow, Agra, Jalaun, Bijnur, Azamgarh, Ambedkar Nagar. And Saharanpur.
58. For the first time in the country a separate unani directorate established by Uttar Pradesh.
59. Urban Development – About Rs.13,156 crore spent on account of
housing and urban development as wellas Rs. 4,090 crore spent on hygene
and cleanliness schemes.
60. Projects worth about Rs.8,000 crore
completed in Kanpur, Lucknow, Agra, Varanasi, Meerut, Allahabad and
Mathura on development of urban infrastructural facilities and providing
housing to the poor besides, fulfilling their basic needs.
61. Provision of about Rs.1,000 crore for drinking water projects in 7 metropolitan towns. Completion of projects of
Rs.400 crore in other 37 towns and plying of 1,310 modern buses started.
62. Implementation of solid waste management schemes in 26 cities.
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In additionto the above, the government has, through other departments ,
taken several important and notable decisions, a detailed account of
which is given in a government published listing its achievements of
four years.
In order to see for herself the ground reality of the
activities stated in the booklet, the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Ms
Mayawati Ji, from 1st February, 2011 to 2nd March 2011 i.e., for full
one month, made surprise inspections to take stock of law and order
situation and creime control in all the 72 districts, together with
development and public welfare activities, with strict action taken
against authorities, if anything wanting was detected. Necessary
directions and guidance for improvement were also given.
In a
nutshell, the four years of the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Hon’ble Ms
Mayawati Ji led government has been “ highly promising and the best” in
the area of “development and public welfare”.
Every policy of Uttar Pradesh Govt. is based on ‘Sarvajan Hitay – Sarvajan Sukhay’
Important and Historic Initiative for Law & Order and Crime Control
1. Since the formation of the present government in Uttar Pradesh, on
13 May, 2007 till date, an Unprecedented environment of “peace and order
and communal harmony, free from injustice, crime and fear” has been
created by giving “top priority” to “law-order and crime control” for
which several important decisions had to be taken with iron resolve at
the different levels e.g:
2. Rigorous and effective action taken against more than 1 lakh known notorious criminals/Mafiosi.
3. 1.707 notorious criminals detained under the most stringent “National Security Act (NSA)”.
4. Strict action taken under the “Gangster Act” against about 40,000 professional offenders.
5. A total of 8.013 notorious delequents, carrying reward on their
heads, were arrested, including those “carrying on the head a reward”
upto Rs.5 lakh.
6. Another 374 notorious criminals carrying
reward, between Rs.50,000 – Rs. 5,00,000 were “killed” by the police in
self defense.
7. Also, thousands of anti-social elements/goondas
and white-collar criminals were sent to their right place i.e. behind
the bars in the “jail”.
8. For the first in the state, action was also taken against “ influencial people and those occupying high positions”
found guilty of breaching the law, establishing the motto “all wequal
before the law” under which several ministers, ex-ministers, MPs and
legislators were proceeded against leagally with due strictness.
9. “Historic action” continues, without let or hinderance, against arrant criminals and Mafiosi to “confisticat their
ill-gotten wealth” in order to break the economic backbone. Property worth more than Rs. 443 crore forfeited so far.
10. Elimination of fierce dacoits – synonymous of terror, Rs. 5 lakh
rewardee bandit chief Shivakumar alias Dadua, Ambika Patel i.e. Thokia,
Mussafir Yadav, carrying a reward of Rs.2lakh from Bihar State and
Santosh alias Kittu Gupta with a reward of Rs. 1.5 lakh besides, several
other offenders carrying rewards between Rs. 1 lakh and Rs. 50,000 were
killed by police in encounters inself-defence.
11. In the
terrorist attack on CRPF group centre at Rampur by 4 terrorists of HUJI –
Harqat UI Jehad Al Islami as well as an active member of Khalistan
Zindabad Force (KZF) together with ISI agents were also apprehended.
12. Noor Baksh, a shooter belonging to the gang of international
criminal, Dawood Ibrahim was shot daed while trying to escape from
police custody.
13. To secure justice to prosecuted people under
the previous government, 10,000 cases filed through a “special campaign”
and action taken against 31,136 persons. “Legal” action also initiated
against those trying to register “fake” reports.
14. The area of
‘jungle raj’, goonda tax, ‘mafia rule’ and ‘anarchy’ inherited in
legacy, ends, entirely due to the “missionary and struggling” efforts of
Hon’ble Chief Ninister Ms. Mayawati JI. People, coming out of the
suffocating “jungle raj”, breathing in, today, the wiff of fresh air of
the “rule of law by law”.
15. The result of such strict action
was that an environment of “ communal harmony” continued to exist and no
untoward incident occurred in the whole of the state, in light of the
court decision on the very sensitive Ram Janmbhoomi/Babri Masjid “case”.
The peaceful conditions prevailed in Uttar Pradesh, there was calm and
quiet in other states of the country as well.
16. So also Common
Wealth Games 2010, three-tier panchayat elections, Mahakumbh fair,
Haridwar-2010, Allahabad Magh Mela-2011 passed off peacefully. Lok
Sabha-2009 general elections were also conducted without violence, with
peace and impartiality.
17. In order to ensure “justice” to the general public and create “trust” towards the law and order system in them,
strict instructions issued to record the First Information Report (FIR)
in the thanas from victimized persons without the slightest
difficulties.
18. Instructions to all district, division and tehsil level authorities to be available to the people, as a must in their
offices from 10 to 12 in thye morning.
19. Observance of “thana divwas” on every 1st and 3rd Saturdsy of the month with the object of taking effective
action against victimization of poor people of the sarv-samaj.
20. As a result of these special efforts made by the government, remarkable “decline“ in the rate of all kinds of crime
against “SC/ST” in the state. Eqally notable has been the percentage of disposal of crime enquiries which stands at 92.
21. Appointment of a special public prosecutor” for prosecution of cases under the SC/ST Prevention of Atrocities
Act.
22. “Considerable reduction” in incidence of all crimes against “women” in the state.
23. The percentage of action was 94.1, last year against those accused
of crime against “women” and 91.9 of cases disposed of, which is a
“record” in itself. Consequently, the rate of crime against women in
Uttar Pradesh is much less than even the national average.
24.
The effort to secure “justice” in every matter and at every level to
every segment of the society and the sarv-samaj, the poor people,
farmers, labourers, businessmen, lawyers, service-class and
non-service-class people as also students in accordance with the policy
of “Sarvajan Hitay Sarvajan Sukhay”.
25. Together with the arrest
of more than two dozen hard core naxalites, a strategy of “tatal
development (samagra vikas)” in identified areas adopted in order to
deal with the “naxal” problem so that a feeling of trust towards the
administration in kindled in the public psyche in the affected areas and
they do not go astray. Efforts to provide the various basic amenities
under Dr. Ambedkar gram sabha yojns to the 423 naxal affected villages.
26. Many important and historic decisions taken to establish “rule of
the law by law” in the state in order to “modernize and strengthen to
make the police administration alert and vigilant”.
27. More than double the increase in police budget with about Rs. 7,740 crore sanctioned. For the first time in Uttar
Pradesh a service manual for different sections of the police force promulgated.
28. Formation of “Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment Board” for transparency in view of complaints of corruption in
police recruitment.
29. In a “historic” decision about 2.04 lakh new posts for policemen created, in one stroke. Already 35,000 constables
selected in a transparent procedure – a step which has been praised at the national also.
30. Constitution of two new zones Viz. “Poorvanchal and western Uttar
Pradesh” to further strengthen the “Special Task Force (STF)”.
31. “National Capital Police Zone” formed for effective control over law and order and crime control in western Uttar
Pradesh.
32. Establishment of “women police stations (mahila Thana)” in all
districts together with “mahila helpline”, “family planning Centre” and
“mahila sahayta prakoshtha” at the state level.
33. “Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS)” set up in November, 2007 itself.
34. “SIT” constituted to investigate serious economic offences.
35. For proper security and up keep of the newly constructed sites/memorials etc
formation of “Uttar Pradesh Police Special Zone Security Battalian” under which 1,233 new posts created.
36. “state level committee constituted” inder the chairmanship of Director General, police to prevent circulation of
“counterfeit / fake currency notes”.
37. Sevearl proposals for necessary cooperation pending with the centre about inclusion of naxal-affected districts
into “focus” districts under the “integrated development plan” for
development of the local surroundings and modernization of the police.
Apart from these, many more important steps were taken, a detailed
account of which is given in a booklet published by the government,
highlighting its achievements during the last four years.
In
brief, to get the correct feel of ground realities, the Hon’ble Chief
minisre Ms. Mayawati Ji herself made surprise inspections of “Law-order
and crime control:, for one full month i.e. from 1 February – 2 March,
2011, visiting police stations in all the 72 districts in the
state,taking strong action against authorities found wanting in
performance and issuing guidelines for improvement.
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