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Be a partner in progress in the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana, leave your mark on the future of the country!

Be a partner in progress in the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana, leave your mark on the future of the country!

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Jan 01, 2015

Last Date :

Feb 01, 2015

04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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The Prime Minister shared a visionary approach to transform the development journey of our villages in the form of the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana. The initiative calls upon MPs to ...

The Prime Minister shared a visionary approach to transform the development journey of our villages in the form of the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana. The initiative calls upon MPs to select a village in their constituency and make it a Model Village by 2016. Furthermore, the number of model villages should increase as time progresses so that in a decade a large number of villages become Model Villages across India.

The rationale behind a landmark idea such as this is clear- India lives in the villages and India will only progress when our villages progress. Development of villages can happen best when everybody walks shoulder to shoulder and contributes towards the comprehensive development of the village. And who better than the local Members of Parliament to drive this change!

This specially created forum on MyGov invites out of the box ideas on how the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana can become the driving force in bringing a qualitative difference in our villages. Lets make the development of our villages a grand mass movement and together create a golden future for rural India.

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Jitendra Singh 11 years 10 months ago

Part 5 of 6 National Character building Road Safety Concern Traffic Police Empowerment All Traffic Signals be maintained in working order Traffic Policemen be provided with Lighted Batons and “Tyre Shark” spikes to stop offenders from escaping Daily removal of Road Encroachments including permanent vehicle parking Enhanced Amount of Traffic Fines the minimum being Rs50,000 Collection of Traffic Fine on spot via Credit Card swiping machine Continued - 6

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Jitendra Singh 11 years 10 months ago

Part 4 of 6 National Character building Road Safety Concern Traffic Police Empowerment Regular Training on Traffic regulations and rules with TEST Clarity on Job Description and Delegation of Authority Whistle Blowing Rewards, Moral and Ethics training All roads / crossings properly painted with white / yellow lines / arrows All necessary and sufficient road signs be installed “visibly” All Road Signs be maintained clean, readable, and visible Continued - 5

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Jitendra Singh 11 years 10 months ago

Part 3 of 6 National Character building Road Safety Concern Fuel Pumps be sensitized to Deny fuel to expired License Plate vehicles Deny Fuel to Drunken drivers Deny fuel to Hot Listed vehicle Report suspicious vehicles to Police hotline Collect data of Vehicle No., Driver’s License, and Mobile number upon refueling Continued - 4

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Jitendra Singh 11 years 10 months ago

Part 2 of 6 Road Safety Concern Periodic Compulsory Refresher Course and TEST to maintain validity of License Revision of Rules and Updates Knowledge Sharing of incidents and suggestions Linking of Adhar / Driving License / Vehicle Registration / Mobile numbers for better tracking Annual Renewal of Vehicle Registration to effectively collect Traffic Fines Validity of Registration be Stamped over License Plate Continued - 3

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Jitendra Singh 11 years 10 months ago

Part 1 of 6 National Character building Road Safety Concern Stringent Training on Rules of the Road before issue of license Importance of Road Safety for self and Others Accident Management on the road Ethical Driving and Time management Prohibitions on the road (Liquor, Mobile, Staring, Creeping, High-Beam driving) Benefits of Giving way to others Continued - 2

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AMIT GOKHALE 11 years 10 months ago

Government should take initiative on e-governance. Government should prefer online applications for Birth/Death certificate, Marriage certificate, Voter ID card etc. Should insist on online certificates.

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HEMANG MARFATIA 11 years 10 months ago

Tasks for giving service can be defined in the following areas:- literacy, sanitation, road development, healthcare, empower villagers by developing their skills thru structured program's .The help of the local govt. authorities can be solicited for implementation & smooth coordination. Help of Corporate HR teams involved in Corporate Governance can also be taken for effective implementation of this activity.

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jaiparkash kaushik 11 years 10 months ago

People throw garbage and waste here and there because waste dumps are not adequately located. More dust bins should be placed near public places and sign boards should be placed indicating the location of such sites in vicinity.

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pavan kumar singh 11 years 10 months ago

My very warm greetings to my gov. for this type of very good project .But it must be done sincerely and in my opinion it is very difficult to achieve without our good rural cit zens for this we must educate to them and tell them the use of it.

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HEMANG MARFATIA 11 years 10 months ago

Make it mandatory for every adult citizens below the age of 75 years to give 8 hours of service once in a month for community development, which can start from the villages or hamlets nearby their place of residence.

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