The Congress manifesto, released Tuesday, has many promises:
25 kg wheat or rice for Rs.3 a month
Maximum possible security to each and every citizen
Highest level of defence preparedness and also take further steps for the welfare of the defence forces and their families
Acceleration in the process of police reforms
To take the National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme forward
Enactment of a National Food Security Act
Health security for all
Comprehensive social security to those at special risk
Implementation of a nation-wide skill development programme
Expand schemes for improving well-being of farmers and their families
Democratised and professionalised functioning of cooperatives
Greater impetus to the empowerment of weaker sections of society.
Elected panchayat institutions to be made financially strong
Connect all villages to a broadband network in three years time
ive special focus to the small entrepreneur and to small and medium enterprises
Maintain the path of high growth with fiscal prudence and low inflation
Introduce the goods and services tax from April 1, 2010.
A completely new look to urban governance
A new deal to our youth to participate in governance
Protection of India's natural environment and steps to rejuvenate it
A massive renewal of science and technology infrastructure
To pursue judicial reforms to cut delays in courts
To continue to be sensitive to regional aspirations
Energy security for the country
To pursue an independent, pro-India foreign policy
To intensify the involvement of overseas Indians in development
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