YSRCP - Jagan - Navaratnalu

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YSRCP Navaratnalu

SUMMARY

YSR Congress party (YSRCP) Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy came up with an elaborate model of governance comprising welfare schemes based on the party’s Navaratnalu. As the name suggests, through nine large-scale welfare programs which will percolate to the grassroots, the party plans to offer benefits worth a minimum of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh per year.

Here are the nine Navaratna welfare schemes:

1. YSR Rythu Bharosa

The YSRCP promises to offer financial assistance of Rs 50,000 to farmers. In the second year, each farmer’s family would be given Rs 12,500 per year, in addition to zero-interest loans and free bore-wells. A calamity relief fund of Rs 4,000 crore, 9 hours free electricity during the day, cold storage units and food processing centres in every constituency are among a list of benefits promised to farmers.

2. Fee Reimbursement

The party, if elected to power, plans to provide a comprehensive fee reimbursement scheme, in line with late Chief Minister Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy’s vision. In addition to complete fee reimbursement, an allowance of Rs 20,000 would be given to every student. A total of Rs 1 to 1.5 lakh would be spend on each student’s education.

3. Arogyasri

The Arogyasri scheme would be applicable to all medical treatments of above Rs 1,000. Regardless of the location of the hospital, all medical expenses would be borne by the government.

4. Jalayagnam

Under this scheme, lakhs of families would be benefited by irrigation projects. Completion of Polavaram project on a war footing is one of the priorities under Jalayagnam.

5. Ban on Alcohol

The YSRCP promises to put in place a ban on sale of alcohol across the State in three stages.

6. Amma Vodi

With a view to encourage families with school-going children, the YSRCP promises to provide Rs 15,000 towards assistance to all mothers who send their children to school.

7. YSR Asara

All loans pertaining to the women’s co-operative societies would be waived. In addition, zero-interest loans would be issued. Payment of interest amount on loans up to Rs 50,000 would be borne by the government.

YSR Cheyutha

Through YSR Cheyutha, the YSRCP intends to support all women from SC, ST, BC and minority communities, who are aged over 45. This would amount to Rs 75,000 per woman from these communities over a period of 4 years.

8. Pedhalandariki Illu

In five years, the YSRCP promises to build 25 lakh homes for the poor. Permanent houses to the homeless poor will be built over a period of 5 years and registered in name of the woman of the household. The government will also take the initiative of providing an additional loan facility through banks at 0.25 paisa interest.

9. Pensionla Pempu

The eligibility age criteria of 65 years for the pensions would be reduced to 60 years. Senior citizens aged above 60 would be given Rs 2,000 while the physically challenged would be given a pension of Rs 3,000.

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Leader of Opposition YS Jagan Mohan Reddy announced the YSRCP’s Navaratnalu action plan, at the party’s plenary in Guntur last year. Here is a brief on what the navartnalu symbolise and their benefit to the common man:

YSR Rythu Bharosa: As many as 66 lakh small and marginal farmers holding less than 5 acres of land will be given Rs 50,000 each. Every year, Rs 12,500 will be given to the farmers in the month of May. Besides, price stabilization fund with an outlay of Rs 3,000 crores would be set up so that farmers can get the Minimum Support Price. A Calamity Relief Fund of Rs 2,000 crores will be set up for areas perennially hit by drought and floods. A total of Rs 33,000 crores will be allocated to the farmers via this scheme. The money will be given directly to the farmers.

YSR Aasara: An amount of Rs 15000 crore would be allocated for the 89 lakh DWCRA women in the state, DWCRA Loan waiver will be implemented in four phases. Women would be given loans at Zero interest. The money would be deposited directly into the women’s accounts.

Pension Scheme: The pension amount will be increased to Rs 2000 per month from the current Rs 1000 and will be given to all eligible sections of the community without any prejudice.

Amma Vodi: This scheme is aimed to financially help the students on a monthly basis. Students from Class I to Class V will be given Rs 500. Those studying in Classes VI to X will be given Rs 750, while Intermediate students will get Rs 1000 a month.

Housing Scheme for the poor: As many as 25 lakh houses will be constructed for the poor families in the state. Registrations will be done in the name of women of the household. If the poor need money, they can mortgage the home for zero interest loans.

Aarogyasri: Strengthening the Aarogyasri programme is a priority for YS Jagan. If the head of the house has debilitating health issues, the government will financially help the family sustain itself. Also, pensions would be given to the patients suffering from kidney ailments.

Fee reimbursement: The scheme, which was introduced by late YSR, will be brought back to its former glory. The education of the poorest of the poor will be funded by the government so that the students would be able to pursue their higher education dreams. Annually, Rs 20,000 will be given to students for their basic necessities.

Jala Yagnam: YS Jagan has assured the people of AP that irrigation projects, including Polavaram, Pattiseema, Galeru Nagari, Handri Neeva, Veligonda, Purushothapatnam and Uttarandhra Sujala Sravanthi, would be completed in a phased manner.

Prohibition of Alcohol: Prohibition would be implemented in three phases. In the first phase, the government will reduce the number of liquor shops and create awareness through mass media campaign. In the second phase, the rates will be increased so that liquor becomes unaffordable to the poor and the middle-class. In the third phase, alcohol will be made available only in Three and Five Star hotels

[MiryalgudaMaruthiRao]

Gattiga Kottestham ani antunna Jaffa @dalesteynI

[JambaKrantu]

Looks reasonable..

[kittaya]

53 minutes ago, Anta Assamey said:

YSRCP Navaratnalu

SUMMARY

YSR Congress party (YSRCP) Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy came up with an elaborate model of governance comprising welfare schemes based on the party’s Navaratnalu. As the name suggests, through nine large-scale welfare programs which will percolate to the grassroots, the party plans to offer benefits worth a minimum of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh per year.

Here are the nine Navaratna welfare schemes:

1. YSR Rythu Bharosa

The YSRCP promises to offer financial assistance of Rs 50,000 to farmers. In the second year, each farmer’s family would be given Rs 12,500 per year, in addition to zero-interest loans and free bore-wells. A calamity relief fund of Rs 4,000 crore, 9 hours free electricity during the day, cold storage units and food processing centres in every constituency are among a list of benefits promised to farmers.

2. Fee Reimbursement

The party, if elected to power, plans to provide a comprehensive fee reimbursement scheme, in line with late Chief Minister Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy’s vision. In addition to complete fee reimbursement, an allowance of Rs 20,000 would be given to every student. A total of Rs 1 to 1.5 lakh would be spend on each student’s education.

3. Arogyasri

The Arogyasri scheme would be applicable to all medical treatments of above Rs 1,000. Regardless of the location of the hospital, all medical expenses would be borne by the government.

4. Jalayagnam

Under this scheme, lakhs of families would be benefited by irrigation projects. Completion of Polavaram project on a war footing is one of the priorities under Jalayagnam.

5. Ban on Alcohol

The YSRCP promises to put in place a ban on sale of alcohol across the State in three stages.

6. Amma Vodi

With a view to encourage families with school-going children, the YSRCP promises to provide Rs 15,000 towards assistance to all mothers who send their children to school.

7. YSR Asara

All loans pertaining to the women’s co-operative societies would be waived. In addition, zero-interest loans would be issued. Payment of interest amount on loans up to Rs 50,000 would be borne by the government.

YSR Cheyutha

Through YSR Cheyutha, the YSRCP intends to support all women from SC, ST, BC and minority communities, who are aged over 45. This would amount to Rs 75,000 per woman from these communities over a period of 4 years.

8. Pedhalandariki Illu

In five years, the YSRCP promises to build 25 lakh homes for the poor. Permanent houses to the homeless poor will be built over a period of 5 years and registered in name of the woman of the household. The government will also take the initiative of providing an additional loan facility through banks at 0.25 paisa interest.

9. Pensionla Pempu

The eligibility age criteria of 65 years for the pensions would be reduced to 60 years. Senior citizens aged above 60 would be given Rs 2,000 while the physically challenged would be given a pension of Rs 3,000.

Avuna 

[MiryalgudaMaruthiRao]

8 minutes ago, JambaKrantu said:

Looks reasonable..

Very reasonable 

[mettastar]

1 minute ago, MiryalgudaMaruthiRao said:

Very reasonable 

Modable

[MiryalgudaMaruthiRao]

Just now, mettastar said:

Modable

For Jaffas

[TokyoJaani]

[Spartan]

Youth ni marichipoyad kada..

valle ga votes vesedi... where is nirudyoga bhruti... ani @TOM_BHAYYA lanti youth asking

 

@dalesteynI @Anta Assamey

[YSRathma]

Malli jalayagnam anta royyyyyyyi.......

[Variety_Pullayya]

what are the plans for improving revenue in state? how are these promises funded ?

[MiryalgudaMaruthiRao]

27 minutes ago, Variety_Pullayya said:

what are the plans for improving revenue in state? how are these promises funded ?

Dhana Yagnam myaan 

[Balibabu]

[sepoy]

Lol....existing TDP schemes ke 10% add cheesi....navaratnaalu anta....navarandraloo toosikovadame my dear lovely Jaffas!!!