The Karma theory says that what you do comes back to you. Delhiites did wonderful Karma by voting for AAP and they are now reaping the benefits of their action. Already they have the benefits of free water and electricity at half the rates.
Now most of the govt officials in Delhi are scared to ask for bribes. The Inspector Raj and Raid Raj of government officials have come down. The direct tax collection in Delhi has gone up by 38%, people are happy paying taxes over there because they know that the money would be used for their own benefit. Delhi Government has set up a committee to review unnecessary licences that are required for businesses so that doing business in Delhi becomes easier.
Today Manish Sisodia the deputy chief minister of Delhi presented the budget and the two biggest features of this budget are focus on health care and education. The allocation for health care has gone up by 45% and the budgetary allocation for education has gone up by 106%, whereas in the central government's budget the allocation for education has gone down by 16% and the allocation for health care has gone down by 15%, in spite of the fact that education and health care needs lot of budgetary support in India.
Here is the Delhi Budget in brief:-
Congratulations to all Delhiites and
well done by voting for AAP you have made the future of your kids better. Hopefully nation learns from you.
Now most of the govt officials in Delhi are scared to ask for bribes. The Inspector Raj and Raid Raj of government officials have come down. The direct tax collection in Delhi has gone up by 38%, people are happy paying taxes over there because they know that the money would be used for their own benefit. Delhi Government has set up a committee to review unnecessary licences that are required for businesses so that doing business in Delhi becomes easier.
Today Manish Sisodia the deputy chief minister of Delhi presented the budget and the two biggest features of this budget are focus on health care and education. The allocation for health care has gone up by 45% and the budgetary allocation for education has gone up by 106%, whereas in the central government's budget the allocation for education has gone down by 16% and the allocation for health care has gone down by 15%, in spite of the fact that education and health care needs lot of budgetary support in India.
Here is the Delhi Budget in brief:-
- Free Wi-Fi in all collages.
- Free Wi-Fi in all rural areas
- A Swaraj Fund of 2.53 billion rupees set up.
- The money from Swaraj fund would be spent on the basis of wishes of people.
- A contractor would be paid if people are happy with his work.
- 5908 crore rupees (Rs59.08 billion)set aside for MCD(Municipal Corporations of Delhi)
- Steps will be taken for ensuring that doing business in Delhi becomes easier.
- A committee set up to determine which licences are necessary and which ones are unnecessary. Unnecessary licenses would be done away with.
- An e-district service started for certificates.
- Education budget would be Rs 9836cr (106% more)
- Target of achieving 100% literacy in 2years in Delhi.
- 20,000 new teachers will be recruited.
- 236 new schools will be started.
- 83 new schools will be constructed.
- A CCTV camera in each class.
- 3 new ITIs to be set up.
- Rs 4787 cr rupees for health care (45% more)
- A new trauma center in LNJP.
- 11 government hospitals to be modernised.
- 1000 new Moholla clinics to be set up.
- 500 Moholla clinics will be started this year.
- An allocation of Rs 3695 cr for transportation.
- 1380 new semi-low floor buses.
- 1200 new bus shelters.
- CCTV cameras for all buses.
- Martial in all buses.
- A subsidy of Rs 15,000 for all e-rickshaws.
- 6 new hostels for working women.
- Collateral free loan of upto Rs 10 lakh per student for higher education. Delhi government will be the guarantor.
- Rs 1690cr for water and electricity subsidy.
Congratulations to all Delhiites and
well done by voting for AAP you have made the future of your kids better. Hopefully nation learns from you.
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