Party Manifesto : Elections 2009

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Indian National Congress – INC

Full : pdf version

Highlights

  • Security, respect and prosperity for all citizens of India to be the congress party’s endeavor.
  • Food security on the lines of employment guarantee
  • Reservation of one third jobs to women in government.
  • Practical solution to demand for separate states
  • Reservation of jobs in private sector
  • Goods and services to have same tax. Lifting of all other kinds of taxes.

Bharatiya Janata Party – BJP

Full : pdf version

Highlights : pdf version

  • 33% reservation for women in parliament.
  • The Ram temple will be builtStrict laws like POTA will be bought in terror cases.
  • Loans for farmers will be made more easy and be available at only 4% interest rate.
  • No tax on pension in case of senior citizens
  • Rs.2/kg Rice to people below poverty line (Which many states are already implementing)
  • Waiver of farm loans completely (Although UPA has announced this in last years budget, it is said that its implementation wasn’t perfect)
  • To tax is payable for salaries upto 3.5 lacks for women and 3 lacks for men (this is a big one)
  • The dejected IT sector will be revived and 1.2 crore jobs will be created.
  • Free cycles to school going girls below poverty line.
  • All money (black money as they call) in foreign banks will be brought bank to India.
  • Laptops will be given to students.
  • Computers will be available at a very low price.
  • Reservations will be based on economic condition of the family and not on caste.
  • Mobile phones to every Indian.

Communist Party of India – Marxist – CPI(M)

Full : pdf version

Highlights :

  • Enacting a comprehensive law against communal violence; ensuring speedy justice and adequate compensation to the victims of communal violence like the Gujarat pogrom of 2002 and for the implementation of the Justice Sri Krishna Commission report
  • Increasing annual Plan Expenditure amounting to 10% of India’s current GDP (currently it is below 5%)
  • Safeguarding the right to organize, collective bargaining and the right to strike for all workers, including government employees; Enacting legislation to annul the Supreme Court judgment prohibiting strikes
  • Enacting the Women’s Reservation Bill to ensure one -third reservation for women in the legislatures
  • Extending reservation to dalit Christians and dalit Muslims
  • Ensuring proper implementation of 27% OBC reservation in Central educational institutions; Extending OBC reservation to all private educational institutions
  • Enhancing public funding of indigenous research in science and technology to promote self-reliance
  • Decentralization in funding for R&D; Fundamental research in the sciences to be accorded priority
  • Promoting free software and other such new technologies, which are free from monopoly ownership through copyrights or patents; “knowledge commons” should be promoted across disciplines, like biotechnology and drug discovery

Telugu Desam Party – TDP

Full : pdf version

Highlights :

  • cash transfer of Rs.2,000/- per month for poor families
  • colour tv for poor families
  • free power upto 12 hours per day to farmers
  • minimum support price for farm produce
  • security fund for farmers welfare
  • fund for self employment to the youth
  • pension to unemployed
  • employment to the youth
  • free bicycles to girl students
  • houses for weavers
  • houses for all the poor people
  • free power to homes with two bulbs, one fan and tv
  • domestic cooking gas at Rs150/- per cylinder
  • increase the pension to Rs.500/- for handicapped to Rs.1000/-
  • loan waiver to farmers loans taken after 2008.

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One Comment on “Party Manifesto : Elections 2009”

  • Manoor
    6 April, 2009, 0:34

    Thanks for the Manifesto’s, but CPI(M) ‘s is not to be found.

    Please suggest.

    Regards

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