Key Manifesto Highlights
Swaraj Bill to devolve powers to Gram and Mohalla Sabhas and there by empower local people to make own decisions.
Committed to ensuring that a common citizen has access to quick, fair, affordable, accountable judicial system.
Mohalla Sabha would be given untied funds every year for developmental activities in their area.
Will strive to create world class infrastructure, Private Partnership in Infrastructure development.
Will facilitate robust economic growth along with holistic well being
Gram/Mohalla Sabhas would monitor and supervise functioning of local govt schools and primary health centres.
Police reforms should aim at greater accountability of police to people, professionalization & autonomy from political misuse.
Encourage entrepreneurship by providing a lower compliance costs & a corruption free environment.
Concentrated push for traditional industries & small scale enterprise.
Support for ecologically sustainable agriculture, special marketing for organic produce.
Prevent farmer suicide by ensuring farmers have access to credit & insurance.
Support local watershed mgmt. schemes to reduce burden on large scale irrigation projects.
Prioritize development of local,decentralized water conservation measures like Rainwater harvesting.
Phased shift to renewable energy sources like Solar & Wind Energy. more
Committed to ensuring that a common citizen has access to quick, fair, affordable, accountable judicial system.
Mohalla Sabha would be given untied funds every year for developmental activities in their area.
Will strive to create world class infrastructure, Private Partnership in Infrastructure development.
Will facilitate robust economic growth along with holistic well being
Gram/Mohalla Sabhas would monitor and supervise functioning of local govt schools and primary health centres.
Police reforms should aim at greater accountability of police to people, professionalization & autonomy from political misuse.
Encourage entrepreneurship by providing a lower compliance costs & a corruption free environment.
Concentrated push for traditional industries & small scale enterprise.
Support for ecologically sustainable agriculture, special marketing for organic produce.
Prevent farmer suicide by ensuring farmers have access to credit & insurance.
Support local watershed mgmt. schemes to reduce burden on large scale irrigation projects.
Prioritize development of local,decentralized water conservation measures like Rainwater harvesting.
Phased shift to renewable energy sources like Solar & Wind Energy. more
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Dear ALL, Don't go to if & buts, commas & fullstops. the main thing intentions & whether they are honest or not.Many things can be achieved if once will was right for development of the nation.Individuals can do wonders with their will power. So let us not focus on small small issues if any decision will be benefited for most people of this country that can be ammended at any time. Now let us all fight for AAP to flourish. more
Apr 04
The left does not know what the right hand is doing. The Times of India under its Dance of Democracy covered the Aam Aadmi Party's manifesto in its Mumbai edition dated 04-04-2014 with the headline - Party Silent On Decriminalizing Gay Sex. It also hilighted the fact under - BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC REFORM TRADE | Pro-business and anti-crony capitalism, simplify procedures, but oppose FDI in retail http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=VE9JTS8yMDE0LzA0LzA0I0FyMDEzMDA=&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom While its sister publication, the Mumbai Mirror in its edition of the same date states exactly the opposite. AAP is not against FDI and promising to pass a stronger Jan Lokpal Bill, decriminalise gay sex and carry out key reforms if voted to power. http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=TU1JUi8yMDE0LzA0LzA0I0FyMDE3MDA=&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom AAP has fielded the highest number of candidates for the 2014 Lok Sabha election and in yesterday's edition of the Times of India, Mumbai there was hardly any mention about the party. There were some institutions we had looked up to with pride, and this 175 year old publishing house was one of them. Is this a Dance of Democracy or Dance to ConBJP more
Apr 04
