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Veena Singh

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Kinni
Kansana,
Mohit
Kumar,
Mohit

INDIA

Coherent democracy; Pluralist/Secular

1/5th Worlds Population; 2nd largest military in
the world
Common Values: Against Terrorism, Trafficking,
Narcotics
Ideological Partner : Nepal, Sri Lanka,
Bangladesh, China
Common Law Judicial System
2nd largest number of Doctors, Engineers, PhDs
in the world
100,000 Students to U.S. Each Year
1.8 mil Americans of Indian Origin

Dr. Manmohan
Singh EDUCATION &

Attended Punjab University, Chandigarh

QUALIFICATIONS
studying
Economics and attaining his
bachelor's and master's degrees in 1952
and 1954 respectively.

In 1997, the University of Alberta

presented him with an Honorary Doctor
r. Manmohan Singh
(Prime Minister) of Laws.
The University of Oxford awarded him an
honorary Doctor of Civil Law degree in
June 2006.
In October 2006, the University of

Dr. Manmohan Singh

(Contd.)CAREER
Dr. Manmohan Singh worked for United
Nations
Conference
on
Trade
and
Development (UNCTAD) from 19661969
and had a Excellent rapport with President
Bush.

r. Manmohan Singh

(Prime Minister) In 1982, he was appointed the Governor

of the Reserve Bank of India and held the
post until 1985.

In 1991 he became the finance minister

of India and with his policy of
liberalization, battled the deficit.

first UnitedThe
Progressive
Dr. ManmohanTheSingh,
Alliance
Prime Minister(UPA) Government was
elected in
2004.

In May 2004 he held up a

letter
from India's president
authorizing
him to form a new
government as
prime minister.
He stood next to Sonia
Gandhi, the
candidate for the post who

Major Problems
Overpopulation 120 crores &
climbing.

Economic development GDP an

Deficits.

Gender issues dowry killings, w

empowerme

Defense Terrorism and nuclear

weapons.

Poverty Education and housing

Overpopulation
In 2004 the population of India was
and in the year 2012, it was 120 crore.
In the year 2004, the estimated
population for the year 2012 was 165
crores, which was one of the major
issues, to be tackled by the Prime
Minister.
This reduced 45 crore population was
the outcome of the various steps and
measures taken by the PM such as-:
National Population Policy(2006)

Economic development

The average annual growth rate of the

economy during 2004-05 to 2011-12
was 8.2%
The expected growth of the Indian
Economy was 6.9% during 2011-12 in
terms of GDP at factor cost at constant
2004-05 prices.
The lower growth in 2011-12 could be
attributed to a slowdown in the global
economy and tight monetary policy at
home to control inflation.

The government bought down the fiscal

deficit to 5.1 per cent of GDP in 2012-13

Gender issues

A High Level Committee (HLC) on

the status of women has been
constituted which shall undertake a
comprehensive study to understand
the status of women since 2005.
National Mission for Empowerment
of Women (NMEW) began a unique
initiative in 2011 - a new model of
convergence centers for women,
called Poorna Shakti Kendras.
Dedicated to helping women
access the benefits made available
to
them
through
various
government
programmes,
in

Defense

Several important items of defense

equipment and systems were inducted,
including transport aircraft, medium lift
helicopters, interceptor boats and fleet
tankers.
Defense Research and Development
Organization successfully test fired Agni-V
Long Range Ballistic Missile with a range
of 5,000 km.
The first fully modified aircraft for the
indigenously developed Indian Airborne
Early Warning and Control System took to
the skies in December 2011.
The nuclear-powered attack submarine

Poverty

Mahatma
Gandhi
National
Rural
Employment Guarantee Scheme provided
employment to more than 4.4 crore
households. More than 161 crore persondays of employment have been generated
at a total expenditure of more than 27,000
crore.
More than 5 crore accounts have so far
been opened in over 97,000 post offices in
the villages through the scheme.
An
ambitious
poverty
alleviation
programme, namely, the National Rural
Livelihood Mission called Aajeevika which
aims at enabling the poor household to

Environment
Projects worth nearly ` 2,600 crore have
been sanctioned by the National Ganga
River Basin Authority (NGRBA).
These include projects for development
of sewer networks, sewage treatment
plants and sewage pumping stations,
electric crematoria, community toilets
and development of river fronts.
The estimation made in 2006 indicated
that there were 1411 tigers in the
country;
the current estimates show
that this number has increased by about

2G Spectrum
Involved politicians and government
officials, illegally undercharging mobile
telephony
companies
for
frequency
allocation licenses.
As valued by Comptroller and Auditors
General(CAG) of India the undercharging
led to a net loss of 1,76,645 crore rupees.
In reply to CAG, Telecom Regulatory
Authority of India(TRAI) said that the
government gained over 3,000 crore by
giving 2G spectrum. Kapil Sibal, the
minister of communications & IT, claimed
in 2011, during a press conference that
'zero-loss' was caused on distributing 2G

2G Spectrum Contd.
The
Supreme
Court
declared
allotment
of
spectrum
as
"unconstitutional and arbitrary" and
quashed all the 122 licenses issued
in 2008 during the tenure of
A.Raja(then
minister
for
communications & IT) .
The licenses were released on 29
September
2012
and
the
Government earned apprx. Nine
thousand crore rupees which were

Common Wealth Games(CWG) Scam

The day after the conclusion of games,
the
Indian
Government
announced
formation of a special committee to probe
the
allegations
of
corruption
and
mismanagement against the Organizing
committee.
A total of 53 corruption cases were being
examined
by
CVC(Central
Vigilance
Committee).
The main mastermind behind the scam
Mr. Suresh Kalmadi was accused of
causing a total loss of 413..22 crore
rupees and the scam involved major

The Coal Scam

Coal

allocation scam is a political scandal

concerning
the
Indian
government's
allocation of the nation's coal deposits to
public sector entities (PSEs) and private
companies mainly allegating
the Prime
Minister for his generosity.
In a draft report issued in March 2012, the
Comptroller and Auditor General of India
(CAG) office accused the Government of
India of allocating coal blocks in an
inefficient manner during the period 20042009.
In March the CAG estimated that the
"windfall gain" to the allocatees were
1,067,303 crore (US$201.72 billion).The
CAG Final Report tabled in Parliament put

Response to The Coal

Scam

"Mere khilaf uthaye gay

kai
sawalon ke jawabon s
acchi
meri khamoshi hai

CONCLUSION
Mr. Singh as a prime minister has done all the
necessary deeds for the nation. As you all know
each side has its own pros and corns. He has
generated employment in the country and on the
contrary has faced scams like 2G scams, Coal
scams and etc.
But why do we forget that he is the man behind
averting the crisis in the year 1992. He is the man
who carried out several structural reforms that
liberalized Indias economy. Or else we dont think
that Indian would have grown with this speed at
which India has grown. He has initiated major
projects like unique identification project and act
of right to information.The failure is not of a man
but it is the failure of entire UPA(United

THANK
YOU
ALL
FOR
YOUR
ATTENTION
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