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1,2,3 meaning written by me in more simple words based TTD Books (1,2,3 indicated in the passage)
a For food thee, for strength thee!
1 i̠ṣē tvō̠rjē
1.Address to the branch of a tree. I am cutting you for the food for devatas. (Mantras are chanted when doing the activity where appropriate and relevant)
2. For the strength of devatas, I am making you straight and clean.
b Ye are winds, ye are approachers.
Vayavah - calves
3. Address to calves - Go to forest for food and come back to the house in the evening.
c Let the god Savitr impel you to the most excellent offering.
savita - motivator
4. Le the motivator God encourage to graze in the forest.
d O invincible ones, swell with the share for the gods,
Full of strength, of milk, rich in offspring, free from sickness, from disease.
e Let no thief, no evil worker, have control over you.
EARLY BIRD PROJECTS:
Mega Industrial Park at Dholera SIR
Greenfield international aviation hub near Ahmedabad
Waste Water Recycling Project
Six-laning of Ahmedabad-Vataman-Pipli-Bhavnagar road link with specific economic activities (207 km)
Regional MRTS link between Gandhinagar – Ahmedabad & Ahmadabad-Dholera
Dahej Desalination Project
Consultants: consortium led by M/s Halcrow, UK
Area: 920 square kilometres
NODE:
Manesar-Bawal Investment Region, Haryana
EARLY BIRD PROJECTS:
Integrated multi-modal logistic hub near Rewari
Exhibition-cum-convention center at Panchgaon Chowk
Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS)
Consultants: consortium led by M/s Jurong, Singapore
Area: 402 square kilometres
EARLY BIRD PROJECTS:
Development of Aerotropolis in Rajasthan
Road link connecting Bhiwadi and Neemrana
Development of Knowledge City, Neemrana
Artificial Aquifer Recharge & Recovery System
Solar Project, Neemrana
Consultants: consortium led by M/s Kuiper Compagnons, Holland
Area: 165 square kilometres
EARLY BIRD PROJECTS:
Economic corridor between Indore Airport and the Pithampur Industrial Area
Knowledge City, Ujjain
Multi-Modal Logistics Hub, Pithampur
Water supply project, Pithampur
Greenfield Township
Consultants: consortium led by M/s Lea Associates, South Asia
Area: 372 square kilometres
EARLY BIRD PROJECTS:
The development of the Greater Noida (Boraki) Railway Station
Hi-tech Integrated Industrial Township
The development of Integrated Multi–Modal Logistic Hub at Greater Noida
Waste Water Recycling Project
Consultants: Consortium led by M/s Halcrow, UK
Area: 200 square kilometres
EARLY BIRD PROJECTS:
Multi-Modal Logistics Park at Karmad
Exhibition and Convention Centre at Aurangabad
Dhule Mega Industrial Park
Shendra –Bidkin Mega Industrial Park
Waste Water Recycling Project
Transport and telecommunication Corridor in region with reference to Pune – Nashik and Pune – Aurangabad Highways
Consultants: M/s AECOM, Hong Kong
Area: 253 and 84 square kilometres respectively.
For Comparison Hyderabad is 650 sq. km.
New
Industrial Park
The Sojitz-Motherson Industrial Park (SMIP) is the first Japanese-affiliated general industrial park in India. It involves the development of 300 acres of land at the outskirts of Chennai, at Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu.
The Industrial Park is near Chennai and is located at Singadivakkam & Mummalpattu villages of Kanchipuram district, which is 2.7KM from National Highway NH4 connecting Chennai to Bengaluru. With a large gamut of automobile and manufacturing facilities in this region the industrial park is set to be a hub for automobiles, general engineering, manufacturing and other businesses.
What is allocation to Mudra Finance in 2022 - 2023?
What is the employment target under Mudra Finance?
2021-2022
Central government has set loans disbursement target under PM Mudra Yojana (PMMY) at Rs 3 trillion for financial year 2021-2022. Rs. 3 trillion = Rs. 3 lakh crores. If distributed equally to 2 crore people it will be 1.5 lakh beneciary. How to many got employment additionally in this year due to Mudra Finance? The government has to ask this question and get right and reasonable answer.
Banks sanction over Rs 15 lakh crore under Mudra Yojana
By: PTI,| May 26, 2021
As of March 26, 2021, loans sanctioned by member lending institutions amounting to Rs 15.10 lakh crore to 28.81 crore beneficiary, the Department of Financial Services under the Finance Ministry said in a tweet.
Use Mudra Scheme for New Self Employment, New Jobs, and for Increase in Income of The Entrepreneurs.
Create three sub-categories in Mudra Scheme - New Self Employment, New Job creation, Expansion of the Units without additional job creation
#PositiveIndia - Employment Potential of Mudra Finance - Employment to 2 Crore Persons per Annum
Presentation of the Plan in National Conference on Inclusive Growth of India
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I tell the plan to people of Maharashtra also.
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The Plan was posted in this blog on 25 August 2017
The plan was informed to many ministers through twitter messages on their handles.
26 September 2017
Where are the 2 Cr Jobs promised by the BJP? RSSurjewala, Congress
Published in Page 2 of The Economic Times, 26 September 2017, Mumbai Edition
Also published by RSSurjewala in FaceBook post https://www.facebook.com/RSSurjewala/posts/1325682374208089
An answer is available in this post that you are reading
Plan for employment to 2-cr persons
http://guide-india.blogspot.com/2017/08/plan-to-provide-employment-to-2-crore.html
(This plan is posted in the comment on the FaceBook post of RSSurjewala) I want all parliamentarians to become aware of the plan.
20 September 2017
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday (10 September 2017) admitted that the UPA government had been "unable" to deliver on the 30,000 jobs it promised to create everyday
The challenge is how to solve the job problem in a democratic environment, and frankly the Congress party was unable to do it," Rahul admitted.
Despite its victory, Rahul believes Modi and the BJP haven't understood how important it is to keep the promise to create jobs.
First stage units (Villages and urban blocks): For rural India, the number of villages ( Census Enumeration Blocks
for Kerala) surveyed in the central sample was 8484 and the number of urban blocks/ Census
Enumeration Blocks surveyed was 7839. In addition to this, a “State Sample” was also
surveyed by the State/UT Governments who participated in this survey. The results presented
in this document are, however, based on central sample alone.
Second Stage Units: The unincorporated non-agricultural enterprises were the
ultimate sampling units in NSS 73rd round survey. At all India level a total of 290113
enterprises were surveyed (143179 enterprises in rural and 146934 enterprises in urban
sector).
Estimated number of Enterprises
3.2.1 The survey estimated the number of unincorporated non-agricultural enterprises in the
country during 2015-16 as 6.34 crore
Out of the total number of enterprises 51.3 % were in rural areas and the remaining 48.7 % were in urban areas. Out of the total estimated number of enterprises at all India level, 31 % were engaged in manufacturing, 36.3 % enterprises were in trading and 32.6 % were in other services.
As per the results obtained from the survey, the Own Account Enterprises (OAEs)
(i.e. enterprises that do not employ any hired worker on a fairly regular basis) had a dominant
share in the unincorporated non-agricultural enterprises (excluding construction). At all India
level 84.2 % of the estimated number of enterprises under coverage was OAEs. The share of
OAEs was 91.4 % in the rural areas and 76.6 % in the urban areas.
Estimated number of Workers
The results of the survey reveals that during 2015-16, about 11.13 crore workers were engaged in unincorporated non-agricultural enterprises (excluding construction) in the
country. Among the workers, 55 % worked in urban areas and 45 % worked in rural areas.
The Own Account Enterprises (OAEs) accounted for 62 % of the workforce in the
unincorporated non-agricultural sector (excluding construction) in the country. At all India
level, workers in the OAEs outnumbered those engaged by establishments in all the broad
activity categories
Gross Value Added (GVA)
3.9.1 Gross Value Added (GVA) is an important economic indicator that measures the
contribution of a particular sector to the economy. It gives the value of goods and services
produced less the cost of all intermediate consumption that are directly attributable to that
production.
During the year 2015-16, the aggregate annual gross value added by the unincorporated non-agricultural enterprises engaged in market production was estimated as Rs.1152338 crores.
At all-India level, annual GVA per enterprise in the unincorporated nonagricultural
sector was estimated at Rs. 1,81,908.
For rural India, annual GVA per enterprise
for OAEs and establishments were estimated as Rs. 71,217 and Rs. 4,78,319 respectively.
The corresponding estimates for urban areas were Rs. 1,26,529 and Rs. 7,03,848 respectively.
3.11 Gross Value Added (GVA) per Worker
3.11.1 Gross Value Added per Worker (GVAPW) is a very important measure of labour
productivity obtained by dividing the real output (i.e. gross value added) by the total number
of workers employed by the enterprises.
3.11.2 The annual GVA per Worker for enterprises engaged in market production at all India
level was estimated as Rs. 1,03,744.
3.12.2 The average annual emolument per hired worker estimated from the survey was Rs. 87,544
3.13.2 The estimated value of total owned fixed assets per enterprise by broad activity
category for different enterprise types are presented in Statement 25. At all India level, the
market value of owned fixed assets per enterprise was estimated as Rs. 2,31,869.
Averge Annual GVA per enterprise: Rs. 1,81,908. Average owned fixed assets: Rs. 2,31,869.
Value added for Rs. 1,00,000 fixed assets: Rs. 1,81,908/Rs. 2,31,869 = Rs.78.450 (rounded)
Salary that can be paid to hired workers for 1,00,000 fixed assets = Rs. 87,544 *Rs.78.450/Rs. 1,03,744 = 66,200
India - MUDRA - Finance Scheme for Micro Units
Mudra loan scheme is a success in meeting its targets of credit delivery. The performance of the units and recovery of loans is to be watched.
8 crore loan accounts were opened. How many new businesses got loans? How many new jobs were created. Both are not available in documented form. Mudra Finance can be implemented in a better way with authentic record of new businesses created and new jobs created.
Plan for Creating Employment to 2 Crore Persons per Year in Micro Units Using Mudra Finance
1. Self employment to one crore persons
Provide rupees one lakh loan to new units
Provide rupees one lakh crores to one crore new micro units at average of one lakh per unit. Self employment to one crore persons each unit generating valued added of Rs, 78,450.
Micro Unit Business Consultants - To Guide Potential Micro Unit Entrepreneurs
For facilitating this new enterprise creation, one lakh, 100,000 micro unit business consultants have to be trained and given the opportunity to prepare business plans and assist 100 persons to start 100 new units. They can charge a fee of Rs. 1000/- per year per unit for the first five years. MSME training institutes and enterpreneurship development units can train these business consultants. Skill development ministry can conduct special programmes to develop the business consultants.
2. Wage employment to one crore persons
Provide rupees one lakh rupees loan to existing units with plan to employ one more person.
Provide rupees one lakh loan to one crore enterprises each having a plan to employ one more person giving wages of Rs, 66,200.
The finance required for supporting the two schemes providing a total employment to 2 crore persons is within the resources of Government of India and the Banking system.
Target of Rs. 3.5 lakh crore for the Year 2018-19 for Mudra Finance Scheme
For the year 2018-19 fix a target of Rs. 3.5 lakh crores for Mudra Finance Scheme with three sub targets
1. One lakh crore for one crore new units. 2. One lakh crore for one crore existing units each giving a job to one person.
3. Remaining 1.5 lakh crore under old scheme - 60% loans to Shishu and remaining to Kishore and Tarun.
The above scheme can create employment to minimum 2 crore persons. Unemployment problem in the country can be tackled through micro units.
The job opportunities in small and medium units, large units, government are still there to people to provide higher income job opportunities.
If you feel plan is feasible, mail this blog post to MLAs, MPs and Ministers asking them to implement the plan.
Please sign the petition to the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi
If you have any doubts, please write a comment. Let us develop ways to solve the challenges and provide employment and livelihood to crores of Indians.
Dr. Indira Rajaraman, former professor IIM Bangalore & Member of the 13th Finance Commission, Dr. Jahangir Aziz, Head Emerging Market Economics, JP Morgan,
Mr. Niranjan Rajadhyaksha, Executive Editor, Mint &
Mr. Surendra Srivastava, CFO, MUDRA
Moderator: Dr. Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Group Chief Economic Advisor, SBI.
6 July 2017
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The Government has unveiled its vision for the next decade, listing thereby ten most important dimensions in 2030. “With this comprehensive ten-dimensional Vision, we will create an India where poverty, malnutrition, littering and illiteracy would be a matter of the past. India would be a modern, technology driven, high growth, equitable and transparent society.” said Union Minister for Finance, Corporate Affairs, Railways & Coal, Shri Piyush Goyal while presenting the Interim Budget 2019-20 in Parliament today.
The Minister further said, “India is poised to become a five trillion dollar economy in the next five years and aspires to become 10 trillion dollar economy thereafter.”
The dimensions of Vision-2030 outlined by Shri Goyal are as follows-
To create physical and social infrastructure for ten trillion dollar economy and to provide ease of living.
Digital India led by the youths with innumberable start-ups and million of jobs.
To make India pollution free by focusing on Electrical Vehicles and renewables.
Rural industrailisation using modern technologies to generate massive employment.
Clean rivers, with safe drinking water to all Indians and efficient use of water in irrigation using micro-irrigation techniques.
Besides scaling up Sagarmala, India’s coastline and ocean waters will power development
Through our space programme – Gaganyaan, India becoming the launch-pad of satellites for the World
Self sufficiency in food production and producing food in the most organic way.
A healthy India by 2030 and a distress free health care and wellness system for all. Ayushman Bharat and women participation would be an important component in it.
Employees working with elected Government, transforming India into Minimum Government Maximum Governance nation.
Niti Ayog India made a presentation before PM and CMs. The presentation was titled India 2031-32: Vision, Strategy and Action Agenda.
It visualizes a fully literate society with access to healthcare.
The vision statement
"By 2031-32, we must ransform India into a prosperous, healthy, secure, corruption-free, energy abundant, environmentally clean and globally influential nation."
every family will have house with toilets, two-wheeler or car, power, AC and digital connectivity.
India to grow over 3-fold to $7.25 trillion by 2030: NITI Aayog
The Indian economy will see an over three-fold expansion at USD 7.25 trillion by 2030 and clock an average growth rate of 8 per cent over the next 15 years, Niti Aayog vice chairman Arvind Panagariya said today.
NITI Aayog's three-year action plan for nation's development; here are the highlights
The vice-chairman also invited further inputs and support of the states in taking the vision forward
FP Staff, April 24, 2017
Panagariya said the 15-year vision document pegs the Indian economy's growth from Rs 137 lakh crore in 2015-16 to Rs 469 lakh crore by 2031-32 at 2015-16 prices.
India’s Economic Resurgence: A Modified Paradigm for a Welfare State
C B Rao
Notion Press, 26-Oct-2018 - Business & Economics - 524 pages
Economics is a social science concerned mainly with description and analysis of the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Beyond the various theories and models, however, economics has close relationship with day to day life. This book reviews the economic journey of India over the last seventy years, and seeks to stimulate the readers’ thinking on some major issues and potentialities facing the Indian economy.
Five main themes flow through the book – India’s potential to be the World’s third largest economic power by 2030, the challenges of socio-economic equity that India faces, the several opportunities that India has in that journey, the critical role of governance, leadership, management and administration, and the importance of mindset changes to power India’s futureeconomic growth. A special focus is laid on the role of government policies and projects in socio-economic development.
The book sensitises the readers, including college students in general, and students of economics in particular, to the happenings around us which have significant economic import. The book makes all through its seventy chapters several suggestions to power India’s growth as a global economic superpower, on a plank of socioeconomic equity. This book serves as an expansive thought primer and focussed execution guide for an economically independent and resurgent India.
Prabhat Prakashan, 6 - Political Science - 312 pages
Ever since receiving a historic mandate in May 2014, the NDA Government under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has made a lot of structural changes in governance and is scripting India’s economic turn around and is surely making India a formidable superpower of the world.
‘New India 2022’ is a vision and dream of Shri Modi for transforming India into a Clean India, Poverty Free India, Corruption Free India, Terrorism Free India, Communalism Free India, Casteism Free India
by 2022.
This book focuses on several important aspects having direct or indirect impact on New India movement like economy, banking, social issues, women empowerment, national security etc. wherein subject experts have written on important issues on how to take India forward.
Collection of well researched articles which will pave the path of NEW INDIA.
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