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Farms hit, freeze NREG for 3 months/yr: Pawar to PM by Ravish Tiwari

In the first high-level red-flag against the UPA government’s flagship Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA), Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has told Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that while assets created under the NREGA “may or may not have productive use”, the programme was “adversely” impacting the agriculture sector by “drawing out agriculture labourers from agricultural operations”.   In a letter sent to the prime minister late last month, Pawar is...

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National consultation of experts on Dec 21 to take stock of RTE implementation

IndiaEducationDiary.in   With a number of States facing constraints in implementing the historic Right to Education (RTE) Act, various stakeholders, including academics, policy makers and education experts, will share a podium here on December 21 to deliberate on innovative policy ideas aimed at universalizing quality education for all children. The experts, coming together at a national conference, will also discuss in detail the critical issues plaguing the Indian education sector, especially for children...

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Rs 2,700 crore left unspent on tribals

-Daily Bhaskar Despite huge allocation of funds for tribal upliftment, a whopping sum of Rs 2700 crore is still left unspent in tribal dominated Madhya Pradesh. The unspent funds are 14 per cent of the total allocated Budget. The above revelations came into light after a study carried out by ‘Sanket’, an organisation that works on Budget allocation. Under Tribal sub-plan every year, Budget is allocated to 37 against 53 administrative departments. Sanket carried...

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Laptop scheme exposes gaps in system by Vidya Padmanabhan

The scheme seeks to add a superstructure of digital empowerment without laying an adequate foundation Until recently, S. Dhibeka, 16, who had never used a computer until she chose the computer science stream last year at the aging, leafy Kakkalur Government Higher Secondary School near Chennai, could practise programming for only an hour or two a week, often sharing a desktop computer with one or more of her classmates. But since September,...

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UPA's pet UID project set to be trashed by AM Jigeesh

A parliamentary committee is set to reject the National Identification Authority of India Bill 2010, inflicting a severe blow to Unique Identification Authority of India chairman Nandan Nilekani and raising doubts about Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's pet project. Former IT czar Nilekani, who holds cabinet minister rank as UIDAI chief, had been keen on the enactment of the Bill so that a statutory National Identification Authority could be established. The Bill,...

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