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रक्तहीनता से पीड़ित महिलाऐं
2008 --- 47%
2012 --- 57%
"नई सोच, नहीं उम्मीद!!"
ministers are enjoying plate worth Rs one thousand for each,and the common man has to starve for a half piece of a Roti ! फेकू के राज में जनता के पैसे पर मौज-मस्ती, भाजपा के मंत्री की प्लेट सौ रूपये की,गरीब की रोटी सस्ती
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रक्तहीनता से पीड़ित महिलाऐं
2008 --- 47%
2012 --- 57%
"नई सोच, नहीं उम्मीद!!"
Didn't Shivraj demolished the congress just 2 months back in MP?
Bhai yeh ad nahi kaam kar rahe hai naye wale lao 
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I can see 5500 likes against few hundred comments. LOLs
Is BJP losing it's votebank to AAP? Check out some of the comments made on BJP's official Facebook page.
Do not worry...21st century India will not allow any one spend our energy against any unnecessary rivalry with Pakistan..although people ll vote for modi...but most of modi supporter vote him for a stable gov for growth rather than anything to do with Pakistan or non developmental issue... If modi does not follow this path, he ll be replaced as he has too many rival within his own party...
Congress vice president Sh Rahul Gandhi would start his road show from Tumkur to Mysore soon on below route.
Sometimes I really tried to understand about Rahul. Here is my observation and some question too.
1-Rahul is most powerful person in congress. Why he did not enforce corruption free gov in center?
My imp is that in all these scams, Gandhi family may never get benefitted personally as they any way too reach to take any money in scams... But there crook cong minister who misused their positions.
2- Rahul has a good desire. But he has to be aggressive. He looks too timid as a leader. He has to learn the art of strong leadership to gain control over cong party.he has future. He has scope.Cong may get defeated in this election.but this will be a good opportunity for him to get rid of crooks from the party.
3 - since last couple of months he is. Showing his aggression. Keep it up inspite of criticism.Bring new ideas.. People will appreciate him.
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ministers are enjoying plate worth Rs one thousand for each,and the common man has to starve for a half piece of a Roti ! फेकू के राज में जनता के पैसे पर मौज-मस्ती, भाजपा के मंत्री की प्लेट सौ रूपये की,गरीब की रोटी सस्ती
That is a poverty line setup by the center and not by Gujarat , Congress has failed to change it in last 8 years even after BJP asked to change it.... YOU ARE AN IDIOT
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So a person should not have parents,sisters, brothers, sister in laws and nephews etc? In order to contest as pm for elections he should be orphan?Again a big lie by Modi as he have parents, sister, bother, sister in law, nephews etc. etc.
What else other have ? And as for the wife he also have one in the village.
Why only 300+ say BJP ill win 600+ after all there is no tax on dreaming and lying.
what a stupid logic, does this also apply to Rahul baba? or does it apply only to modi only?
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Chhattisgarh's tops in Fiscal Management in RBI Study - The Hindu
In respect of social sector expenditure, that includes education, health, SC/ST development, women and child development, Chhattisgarh holds the first position. Social sector expenditure, in Chhattisgarh as per cent of GSDP is 14 per cent whereas Bihar (11.3) is second, Madhya Pradesh (9.7) and Uttar Pradesh (9.7) are third and Jharkhand (9.2) is fourth. The study is done analysing the budgets of the States rather than surveying the ground level situation in the States. In a different study, National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) has indicated that Chhattisgarh is the poorest State of the country where nearly 40% people live below the poverty line.
“State Government's emphasis on development and social sector expenditure during the last decade have resulted in significant improvements and sharper decline in Infant Mortality Rate, Maternal Mortality Ratio and malnourishment as compared to the all-India average,” a state government release following up on RBI study has said. In debt sustainability, boosting growth in state revenue or acquisition of fixed assets (capital outlay) to GSDP, Chhattisgarh has done well, the study said.
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http://www.firstpost.com/politics/chhattisgarh-raman-singh-presents-rs-54710-cr-budget-1380325.html
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh Saturday presented Rs 54,710 crore tax-free budget for 2014-15 in the state assembly.
In a major decision for the farm community, which makes up roughly 80 percent of the state's total population, the chief minister made a budgetary provision of Rs.140 crore for "interest free short-term crop loans". The key trade bodies and the business personalities in the state have hailed the budget as "balanced and growth-oriented" with the opposition Congress terming it "disappointing, directionless, anti-farmer and anti-poor(of course its anti poor, he's make them Rich)". Highlighting the priorities of his government, Raman Singh said he was committed to eradicating poverty, hunger and malnutrition. He emphasised on "strengthening of human resources, especially the marginalised sections of society and prosperity of farmers, which will lead to better development of the state. This will be achieved through people-oriented, transparent and accountable administration". The budget has made a provision of Rs.3,900 crore for providing rice at Re.1 per kg to 85 per cent families of the state under "Mukhyamantri Khaddyanna Suraksha Yojana" towards implementation of the The Chhattisgarh Food and Nutrition Security Act. A provision of Rs.8,459 crore has been made for the agriculture and allied sectors. The chief minister announced about providing incentive to farmers at Rs 300 per quintal for paddy procurement of 2013 Kharif and provisioned Rs 2,400 crore for the same in the budget. The total outlay for the social sector has been pegged at Rs.20,851 crore, which includes 12 percent for school education, eight percent for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes development, five percent for health and three percent for women and child development. The state government has offered several bonanzas in the education sector and announced free education to girl students of government colleges up to graduation. Interest rates have also been further reduced to one percent for education loans under the "Mukhyamantri Uchcha Siksha Krinn Anudan Yojana" while giving interest-free education loans under the scheme for students of Naxal-affected districts.
In respect of social sector expenditure, that includes education, health, SC/ST development, women and child development, Chhattisgarh holds the first position. Social sector expenditure, in Chhattisgarh as per cent of GSDP is 14 per cent whereas Bihar (11.3) is second, Madhya Pradesh (9.7) and Uttar Pradesh (9.7) are third and Jharkhand (9.2) is fourth. The study is done analysing the budgets of the States rather than surveying the ground level situation in the States. In a different study, National Sample Survey Office (NSSO) has indicated that Chhattisgarh is the poorest State of the country where nearly 40% people live below the poverty line.
“State Government's emphasis on development and social sector expenditure during the last decade have resulted in significant improvements and sharper decline in Infant Mortality Rate, Maternal Mortality Ratio and malnourishment as compared to the all-India average,” a state government release following up on RBI study has said. In debt sustainability, boosting growth in state revenue or acquisition of fixed assets (capital outlay) to GSDP, Chhattisgarh has done well, the study said.
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http://www.firstpost.com/politics/chhattisgarh-raman-singh-presents-rs-54710-cr-budget-1380325.html
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh Saturday presented Rs 54,710 crore tax-free budget for 2014-15 in the state assembly.
In a major decision for the farm community, which makes up roughly 80 percent of the state's total population, the chief minister made a budgetary provision of Rs.140 crore for "interest free short-term crop loans". The key trade bodies and the business personalities in the state have hailed the budget as "balanced and growth-oriented" with the opposition Congress terming it "disappointing, directionless, anti-farmer and anti-poor(of course its anti poor, he's make them Rich)". Highlighting the priorities of his government, Raman Singh said he was committed to eradicating poverty, hunger and malnutrition. He emphasised on "strengthening of human resources, especially the marginalised sections of society and prosperity of farmers, which will lead to better development of the state. This will be achieved through people-oriented, transparent and accountable administration". The budget has made a provision of Rs.3,900 crore for providing rice at Re.1 per kg to 85 per cent families of the state under "Mukhyamantri Khaddyanna Suraksha Yojana" towards implementation of the The Chhattisgarh Food and Nutrition Security Act. A provision of Rs.8,459 crore has been made for the agriculture and allied sectors. The chief minister announced about providing incentive to farmers at Rs 300 per quintal for paddy procurement of 2013 Kharif and provisioned Rs 2,400 crore for the same in the budget. The total outlay for the social sector has been pegged at Rs.20,851 crore, which includes 12 percent for school education, eight percent for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes development, five percent for health and three percent for women and child development. The state government has offered several bonanzas in the education sector and announced free education to girl students of government colleges up to graduation. Interest rates have also been further reduced to one percent for education loans under the "Mukhyamantri Uchcha Siksha Krinn Anudan Yojana" while giving interest-free education loans under the scheme for students of Naxal-affected districts.
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