Monday, September 3, 2012

Rahul Gandhi shares his vision of educating poor children


Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi is serious regarding educating the poor children. He always wanted that every child, especially the poor, should get proper modern education. In Gauriganj, Uttar Pradesh, he has taken measures to educate poor children who are not able to get formal education. Hundreds of children get benefits of such initiative and the children in the age group of 7 – 14 have been studying in such educational institutes in Gauriganj.

NAC meeting chaired by Sonia Gandhi takes up crucial issues

The National Advisory Council (NAC) during its recent meeting recalled the valuable contribution made by past Members, Shri M.S. Swaminathan, Shri Madhav Gadgil and Shri Harsh Mander and welcomed the two new Members Dr. Mihir Shah, Member, Planning Commission and Shri Ashis Mondal, Director, Action for Social Advancement, Bhopal.

In its previous in March 2012, the NAC had deliberated on social security for unorganized workers to make the Unorganized Workers' Social Security Act, 2008 as inclusive as possible with a comprehensive social security package to be provided through single window backed by a common ICT architecture.

NAC, under the chairmanship of Sonia Gandhi, was instrumental in a lot of welfare policies like MGNREGA, Right to Education framed by the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre. Sonia Gandhi, as UPA Chairperson, is also serious to implement some crucial legislation like the Women reservation Bill as well as the Food Security bill. The Congress President has always been interested to implement policies for the welfare of the poor, common man, backwards and underprivileged and the some of UPA’s policies like MGNREGA, Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan, Right to Forest Act could help the downtrodden in a big manner.

There is general agreement on broad elements of the integrated social security package, the implementation architecture and phasing of the coverage of the unorganized workers. The Council has advised the Ministries to develop detailed features of the scheme and appraise the Council at its next meeting. The Council observed that with the threat of a failed monsoon and an impending drought, the need for public works may arise in many States. It said the role of the Mahatma Gandhi NREGA, is critical in this context.



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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Sonia Gandhi: Support Congress to continue with the good works done for the poor


Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, while addressing a public rally in Pondichery sought support of the people to continue supporting Congress to allow the party to serve the people better. The Congress leader also explained various measures taken by the Congress-led UPA government at the centre for the welfare of the poor, farmers and other weaker sections of the society. We have taken a number of steps to improve the quality of education, especially the primary education. The Congress-led government also has taken various other welfare measures to improve the living standards of the poor,” said Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi details the Congress-led UPA’s polices on education


Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, while addressing a public rally in Pondichery explained various measures taken by the Congress-led UPA government at the centre in the field of education. We have taken a number of steps to improve the quality of education, especially the primary education. The Congress-led government also has taken various other welfare measures to improve the living standards of the poor,” said Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi: Congress has the vision and determination to work for the welfare of entire people


Congress President and UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, while addressing a public rally in Pondichery said that only Congress has a vision to ensure development of the country. “The opposition stands for corruption and autocracy but Congress is committed to serve the poor people. They do not have any worthwhile programmes for the welfare of the very poor people in the country. But Congress has the vision and determination to work for the wellbeing of entire section of the society” said Sonia Gandhi.

Sonia Gandhi: Support Congress to take forward its pro-poor policies


Congress government has been taking measures to improve the living standards of the poor, farmers and all weaker sections of the society, said Sonia Gandhi, the Congress President and UPA Chairperson. “Support Congress again to help it continue with its pro-poor policies and schemes” urged the Congress leader. Sonia Gandhi was addressing a Congress rally in Pondichery as part of her Congress campaign.

Sonia Gandhi in Rajasthan inaugurates canal project


Congress President and UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi today slammed the BJP and dared it for a debate on issues over which they have been stalling Parliament proceedings. Sonia Gandhi, who inaugurated a drinking water project, said the country is facing several serious challenges that demanded people rise above party lines.
In an apparent reference to the BJP, Sonia Gandhi said some people were politicising every issue to stall Parliament. "Today, we face several serious challenges like the slowing down of global economy, which to a limited extent has affected us. Apart from this, we are faced by inflation, drought, floods, social tensions which are other problems," the Congress President said.
"To deal with all these problems, we today need to rise above party lines to support each other. But sadly, some people by politicising every issue are busy in stalling the proceedings of Parliament," added Sonia Gandhi. She also questioned the BJP's tactic of not allowing Parliament function after the CAG report on coal block allocations was tabled in the House.
Sonia Gandhi asked whether stalling Parliament would help the country in any way. "Do we want to destroy this democratic system, which our ancestors, our freedom fighters after sacrificing their lives have gifted to us? Will this help the country?" she asked.
"The solutions to the problems and the issues that are facing us today can only be found through discussion in Parliament. If someone thinks that either everything will happen according to their wishes or nothing will happen then this cannot happen in a democracy," she said.
The UPA Chairperson questioned why the BJP was avoiding a debate on the issue of coal block allocations and said she believed that a discussion would bring facts out in the open.
"The repeated invitations of the UPA government for debate, why is it that these people avoid it? I request everyone that keeping in mind the glory of democracy and Parliament, they should participate in the proceedings," she said.
"Mujhe poora vishwas hai, iss se doodh ka doodh, aur paani ka paani ho jayega. (I have complete faith that through discussion, the fact will be separated from fiction)," said Sonia Gandhi.