How India can change after 2024 surveys, the story of two manifests – Firstpost

With less than a week before India was questioned, the two largest political parties – the BJP and the Congress – have published their manifests, giving a perspective to the voters on the development path that the country must take after the elections.

From employment to the empowerment of women, “Modi Ki guaranteed” of the Bhartiya Janata party and the “Nyay Patra” congress have detailed their own plans to promote the growth of India over the next five years in their respective manifests .

Here is an overview of how the promises made by both parties could change India after the Lok Sabha elections of 2024:

India losing inequalities, empower women

– What BJP promises: Under his vision of “Viksit Bharat”, the Saffron Party undertakes to make women an equal partner in society through politicians like “Lakhpati Divis” where three crores
Rural women will be able to benefit from the advantages of the regime which aims to make women of families financially independent.

Apart from that, women’s self-assistance groups (SHG) will be integrated into current initiatives such as One District One Product (ODOP), farmers producing organizations (FPOS), EKTA Mall, ONDC, GEM , One Station One Product to ensure their products achieve better markets.

– What the Congress promises: In his determination to ensure that each Indian family is assured of a basic income each month, the grandfather party will offer RS ​​1 Lakh each year to poor families as part of the “Mahalakshmi regime”.

The Congress has also promised to remove the provisions of the Constitution (106th) amendment Act, which will provide a third of the seats in Lok Sabha and the legislative assemblies of the State after 2029, and immediately puts the law on the modification in force.

The party will also reserve 50% of the central government’s jobs for women from 2025.

India to create more job possibilities for young people

– What BJP promises: With programs such as the incentives and the brand linked to the public in India, the BJP guaranteed to make India a global manufacturing center and to improve employment in the crucial sectors.

The Safran Party will further strengthen the efforts to make India the world center for high value services by establishing more global capacity centers (GCC), global technological centers (GTC) and global engineering centers ( GEC).

With regard to the start -up ecosystem, the party also undertook to extend the scope of the STARTUP India seed funds and a starting credit guarantee regime to disperse more funds for young people trying to start their Entrepreneurial course.

– What the Congress promises: Thanks to the introduction of his flagship right to learning
Act, Congress promises to provide one -year apprenticeship with a private company or the public sector to each degree holder or a university graduate below the age of 25.

The big Old Party, like the BJP, wants to make India the main destination for startups. To do this, the Congress will restructure the fundraising regime for start-ups and allocates 50% of funds available to young people under 40 to start
their own businesses and generate a job.

If it is a question of being able in 2024, the party will grant unique relief to candidates
which could not take the qualified public examinations between 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic.

India becomes a better place for farmers

What BJP promises: To ensure that farmers, who represent more than 50% of the workforce, are sufficiently paid for their products, the Bhartiya Janata party will continue to increase the minimum support price (MSP).

As part of the PM Fasal Bima Yojana, more technological interventions will be made to ensure a quick and more precise evaluation, faster payments and a faster grievance resolution for farmers.

The launch of a Krishi infrastructure mission will integrate the planning and coordination of agri-infrastructure projects such as projects such as storage, irrigation, notation and sorting units, cold storage facilities and the food processing.

What the Congress promises: The MSP, being one of the most controversial problems of recent agricultural demonstrations, will be legally guaranteed by the congress each year in accordance with the Swaminathan Commission.

The harvest insurance will be returned to the farm and farmers. The premium will be invoiced to the farmer according to the sum assured and all complaints will be settled within 30 days, said the Congress Manifesto.

The party will also establish the retail markets of farmers in large villages and small cities to allow farmers to bring their products and sell the same to consumers.