NDA Promises in its
1999 Lok Sabha Election Manifesto
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The Actual Record of Implementation
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"India shall be built by Indians
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* There is an invasion of MNCs.
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* Berozgari Hatao
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* Unemployment increased
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* Measure growth by generation of gainful employment
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* The percentage of people under poverty line increased under
NDAgovernment
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* A hunger-free India, Food security for all
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* There were starvation deaths
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* Health for all
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* Health sector is increasingly privatised.
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* Potable drinking water to all villages
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* Lakhs of villages are still without potable drinking water
supply.
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* Eradication of illiteracy
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* Still there is a high rate of illiteracy, especially among
dalits and women.
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* Primary education to be made free and compulsory up to Class
V
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* School donations have become exorbitant
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* Elimination of child labour; To present a National Charter
for Children
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* Child labour is still rampant
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* Comprehensive Administrative Reforms in Police & Civil Service"
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* Corruption in the administration and misuse of powers by the
police have increased.
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*'Fairness and justice will be rendered to one and all and we
assure you that there will not be any discrimination'
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*Muslims, Christians, dalits, tribals and women are treated as
second class citizens
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*One crore jobs would be created every year Muslims, Christians,
dalits, tribals and women are treated as second class citizens
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*The number of job seekers registered in employment exchanges
increased to 406 lakhs during NDA rule.
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*Good governance
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*Tehelka is an example.
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*Calibrated globalisation with a Swadeshi thrust.
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*Free hand to MNCs.
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*The new set of reforms will include the channeling of large
amounts of capital into the infrastructure and heavy industry
sectors, as well as agriculture.
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Actual investments were meagre. This is to be financed by the
sale of public enterprises, and by reforms to the financial sectors
that permit the accumulation and channeling of capital from the
provident fund as well as from the insurance sector and from mutual
funds directly so that small and medium sized savings can be channeled
directly into the stock market and thereby into specific sectors
of the economy.
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*More powers to states and panchayats.
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*Not done.
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*6% of GDP for education.
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*Not done.
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