statistics

Admin Reports of NPP
Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India
Details of UTTRANCHAL till Zilla Panchayat Tier

Zilla Panchayat
ALMORA
BAGESHWAR
CHAMOLI
CHAMPAWAT
DEHRADUN
HARIDWAR
NAINITAL
PAURI GARHWAL
PITHORAGARH
RUDRA PRAYAG
TEHRI GARHWAL
UDAM SINGH NAGAR
UTTAR KASHI

Report printed on 01/04/2007
National Panchayat Portal,Panchayat Informatics Division,NIC
Admin Reports of NPP
Ministry of Panchayati Raj, Government of India
Details of UTTRANCHAL till Zilla Panchayat Tier

Report printed on 01/04/2007
National Panchayat Portal,Panchayat Informatics Division,NIC

Estimates of Incidence of Poverty in India

Year
Poverty ratio (%)
Number of poor (million)
Rural
Urban
Combined
Rural
Urban
Combined
1973-74
56.4
49
54.9
261.3
60
321.3
1977-78
53.1
45.2
51.3
264.3
64.6
328.9
1983
45.7
40.8
44.5
252
70.9
322.9
1987-88
39.1
38.2
38.9
231.9
75.2
307.1
1993-94
37.3
32.4
36
244
76.3
320.3
1999-00
27.1
23.6
26.1
193.2
67.1
260.3
2007*
21.1
15.1
19.3
170.5
49.6
220.1
* Poverty projection for 2007
Source: Tenth Five Year Plan, Vol. 1, Planning Commission

nrega

The Government of India (GoI) passed the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 in September 2005. The Act provides enhancement of livelihood security, giving at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year to every household, whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work. Panchayats at districts, intermediate and village levels will be the principal authorities for planning and implementation of the Act. The objective of the Act is to enhance livelihood security of households in rural areas of the country. The NREG Act 2005 can provide the basis of a permanent social security system and even act as an instrument for planned and equitable rural development. Right To Information (RTI) Act 2005 can be used for transparent and effective implementation of the NREG Act, 2005. The Act will be implemented in 200 districts of the country in the first phase of its implementation. It is hoped that this will be an instrument of major socio-economic benefits for rural India.
Key provisions of the NREG Act
The State Govt. shall provide to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work not less than one hundred days of such work in a financial year.
Daily wages shall be made on a weekly basis or in any cases not later than fortnight after the date on which such work was done.
If an applicant for employment under the Act is not provided such employment within fifteen days of receipt of his application seeking employment or from the date on which the employment has been sought in the case of an advance application, whichever is later, he shall be entitled to a daily unemployment allowance.
Unemployment allowance will be with in the economic capacity of the State Govt. and shall be paid to the applicants of a household subject to the entitlement of the household at such rate as may be specified by the State Govt.
Unemployment allowance rate shall be less than one-fourth of the wage rate for the first thirty days during the financial year and not les than one-half of the wage rate for the remaining period of financial year.
A complaint handling system has to be implemented. The disputes and complaints are to be disposed within seven days of their receipt and in
The Government of India (GoI) passed the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 in September 2005. The Act provides enhancement of livelihood security, giving at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year to every household, whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work. Panchayats at districts, intermediate and village levels will be the principal authorities for planning and implementation of the Act. The objective of the Act is to enhance livelihood security of households in rural areas of the country. The NREG Act 2005 can provide the basis of a permanent social security system and even act as an instrument for planned and equitable rural development. Right To Information (RTI) Act 2005 can be used for transparent and effective implementation of the NREG Act, 2005. The Act will be implemented in 200 districts of the country in the first phase of its implementation. It is hoped that this will be an instrument of major socio-economic benefits for rural India.
Key provisions of the NREG Act
The State Govt. shall provide to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work not less than one hundred days of such work in a financial year.
Daily wages shall be made on a weekly basis or in any cases not later than fortnight after the date on which such work was done.
If an applicant for employment under the Act is not provided such employment within fifteen days of receipt of his application seeking employment or from the date on which the employment has been sought in the case of an advance application, whichever is later, he shall be entitled to a daily unemployment allowance.
Unemployment allowance will be with in the economic capacity of the State Govt. and shall be paid to the applicants of a household subject to the entitlement of the household at such rate as may be specified by the State Govt.
Unemployment allowance rate shall be less than one-fourth of the wage rate for the first thirty days during the financial year and not les than one-half of the wage rate for the remaining period of financial year.
A complaint handling system has to be implemented. The disputes and complaints are to be disposed within seven days of their receipt and in
The Government of India (GoI) passed the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 in September 2005. The Act provides enhancement of livelihood security, giving at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year to every household, whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work. Panchayats at districts, intermediate and village levels will be the principal authorities for planning and implementation of the Act. The objective of the Act is to enhance livelihood security of households in rural areas of the country. The NREG Act 2005 can provide the basis of a permanent social security system and even act as an instrument for planned and equitable rural development. Right To Information (RTI) Act 2005 can be used for transparent and effective implementation of the NREG Act, 2005. The Act will be implemented in 200 districts of the country in the first phase of its implementation. It is hoped that this will be an instrument of major socio-economic benefits for rural India.
Key provisions of the NREG Act
The State Govt. shall provide to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work not less than one hundred days of such work in a financial year.
Daily wages shall be made on a weekly basis or in any cases not later than fortnight after the date on which such work was done.
If an applicant for employment under the Act is not provided such employment within fifteen days of receipt of his application seeking employment or from the date on which the employment has been sought in the case of an advance application, whichever is later, he shall be entitled to a daily unemployment allowance.
Unemployment allowance will be with in the economic capacity of the State Govt. and shall be paid to the applicants of a household subject to the entitlement of the household at such rate as may be specified by the State Govt.
Unemployment allowance rate shall be less than one-fourth of the wage rate for the first thirty days during the financial year and not les than one-half of the wage rate for the remaining period of financial year.
A complaint handling system has to be implemented. The disputes and complaints are to be disposed within seven days of their receipt and in
The Government of India (GoI) passed the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005 in September 2005. The Act provides enhancement of livelihood security, giving at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year to every household, whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work. Panchayats at districts, intermediate and village levels will be the principal authorities for planning and implementation of the Act. The objective of the Act is to enhance livelihood security of households in rural areas of the country. The NREG Act 2005 can provide the basis of a permanent social security system and even act as an instrument for planned and equitable rural development. Right To Information (RTI) Act 2005 can be used for transparent and effective implementation of the NREG Act, 2005. The Act will be implemented in 200 districts of the country in the first phase of its implementation. It is hoped that this will be an instrument of major socio-economic benefits for rural India.
Key provisions of the NREG Act
The State Govt. shall provide to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work not less than one hundred days of such work in a financial year.
Daily wages shall be made on a weekly basis or in any cases not later than fortnight after the date on which such work was done.
If an applicant for employment under the Act is not provided such employment within fifteen days of receipt of his application seeking employment or from the date on which the employment has been sought in the case of an advance application, whichever is later, he shall be entitled to a daily unemployment allowance.
Unemployment allowance will be with in the economic capacity of the State Govt. and shall be paid to the applicants of a household subject to the entitlement of the household at such rate as may be specified by the State Govt.
Unemployment allowance rate shall be less than one-fourth of the wage rate for the first thirty days during the financial year and not les than one-half of the wage rate for the remaining period of financial year.
A complaint handling system has to be implemented. The disputes and complaints are to be disposed within seven days of their receipt and in

democracy is not ultimate

1:43 PM 3/3/2007Class-consciousness! It is wonder to me why people are not alert with their
class. The world is divided in two classes: bourgeios & proletariet. Rich &
poor. When millionaire & billionaire spent their money, for luxury, people
are starving. The structure of society is seems a riddle to so many; but it is
as easy as industries are meant for profit. Continuous struggle can change the system. but, main hurdle is working-
class-unity. Various factors are working to destabilise the movement.
Religion, corruption to name a few!The world is want of a leader. It is a fact that upto second world war
world-class leaders were there. Lenin, Stalin. Gandhi with his charisma!
Now-a-days there is no one to lead from front.Venezuela, Chile, Bolivia in these countries the left-inclined goverment
formed. Cuba is an inspire for people. Fidel Castro, Che Guevara shown
the world that humanity lies in socialism.China is another example. In INDIA LEFT FRONT CREATES
HISTORY. eXCEPT CUBA & CHINA all other governments are formed
in a democratic way.Few days before comrade Kranti Kumar talked with me. He argued that
any form of democratic movement is against socialist movement. But, it is
not possible to revolution in a day. The continue process of social
movement is right way to reach ultimate goal.

The Maoists in India infested in 150 districts; that is one-fourth of total
districts in India. The NREGS works running in 200 districts in India.Rs.
5000 crore Mahtma Gandhi Backward Region Development Fund will be
run in 250 districts in near future. Being a welfare State, ther is so many schemes to eradict proverty,
specially rural poverty. This scheme is sugar-coated! Government wants to
prove that they are doing good for poor. Crocodile-tear!Corruption as well as mal-practice never meant for welfare of poor.
Besides bourgieos policy-makers make it impossible to implement in
grass-root level.This welfare project is meant for preparation for of labourer for bourgieos
need. Those who live at village, at slum are the life-line of surplus-value of
wealth.Without arms struggle, it is impossible to change the system. The system
maker & keeper never give up. It is also true that without mass
participation, the revolution will not deliver its aim. Mass participation is
possible only, when class-conscious reach at a understandable level. To squeeze the benefit from the welfare programme run by Government we
have to keep careful watch. To make sure that the money is alotted for
those; the get the oxygen to create abundant surplus-value.

puja

3:21 PM 9/29/2006Today is MahaSaptami! Durga Puja a grand gala festival. People came all over the world to its own place to celebrate this puja. Should I call it Bengalees puja? I don't know. Bengali a community for which a Bengalee can be proud of. When this puja come all the bengali going into a happy mood. You can call they transform their usual going. Sometimes I wonder if Bangali live for only Durga Puja. Three days the whole world change to them.Moderndays gennext! Do they belive in ethics, morality? Most probably unpredictable.

lonliness

7:56 PM 9/21/2006Today I am feeling very lonely. No one is for me. When I bac from office that time I feel this loneliness. So many things came in mind. I reminiscence my whole past life. The sorrowness gripped me. I don't know how to overcome it. Think that net can help me. But alas! where I live it is a remote corner of this planet. Sometimes I wonder is this place really belong to EARTH. Here to get access is very tough. The speed is very low & hard to get connected. What it means of life. I don't know.

life

Life is wonderful surprise by itself. Human thinks to overcome the vice but it is too tough to win. Someone cries in the mid-life. 'Hooba!' This is the buzz word of one of my friend. Where is all the friend gone? Life has so many layers. One after another you open it, and you find interesting puzzle to solve! Sex is a taboo in conservative Indian society. Woman are like fruit to eat. Why Indian Hindu woman bear a symbol (vermillion in their forehead)? Just to save themselves to become prey! Man is always hungry! Is it not an irony that when a woman becomes pregnant by concieve a man's sperm at the same time the man concieve more woman. Today's world stand in a turning point. Marriage is peculiar society-bound accident. You marry one and become a slave-owner. What is the permissible age to learn sexual activity?* * * * * * * * * * * * Class-struggle prevails till today. The bourgeoisie never change its unique character. Woman proletariet is most vurnerable in this society. Sunil Ganguly once depicted a man in his novel, that the frustrated man hold his penis at bed. All the day, he alone fights without any result, but at night he returns to himself where is no win-loss situation only his penis stands erect. * * * * * * * * * * * * Till many human-beings sleep at night without troubling their stomsch. Empty-stomach this is the slogan of future generation.* * * * * * * * * * * * Every man should write his own epitaph.