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OROP – PM reiterated that the demand had been accepted by the Government “in-principle” and he was hopeful of a positive outcome

August 15, 2015 admin 2 Comments

OROP – PM reiterated that the demand had been accepted by the Government “in-principle” and he was hopeful of a positive outcome

“On the long-standing demand from ex-serviceman for One-Rank, One-Pension, the Prime Minister reiterated that the demand had been accepted by the Government “in-principle.” He said the modalities were being worked out with stakeholders, and he was hopeful of a positive outcome”.

Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Prime Minister’s Office

15-August-2015 10:39 IST

PM’s address to the nation on 69th Independence Day

PM: The termite of corruption will be rooted out by “Team India.” Government’s initiatives have eliminated corruption in various sectors

PM emphasizes on farmers’ welfare, raising agricultural productivity

PM: OROP accepted “in-principle”, modalities being worked out

PM: Start-Up India, Stand-Up India

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, today highlighted the resolve of 125 crore Indians, as “Team India”, to root out corruption, and to make India a developed nation by 2022 – the 75th anniversary of independence.

Addressing the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of India’s 69th Independence Day, the Prime Minister gave a broad overview of the achievements of Team India, over the last 15 months. He said that the unity, simplicity and brotherhood of 125 crore Indians, is the strength of this nation, and casteism and communalism have no place in our society.

The Prime Minister explained how various initiatives of his Government have resulted in removing corruption from different aspects of governance. In this context, he highlighted the auctions of coal, spectrum and FM radio licenses. He mentioned the PAHAL scheme for direct transfer of LPG subsidy, which has resulted in savings of Rs. 15,000 crore. He said the introduction of “neem-coated urea” has helped to end diversion of subsidized urea to non-agricultural purposes. He acknowledged that the common man still faces problems because of corruption. The Prime Minister described corruption as a termite, which needs bitter medicine, with possible side-effects, to cure. Through the various initiatives of the Government, the Prime Minister highlighted how each had contributed to the elimination of middlemen. He said that in the last year, the CBI had registered 1800 cases against corruption, as against 800 in the year before that.

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The Prime Minister said important steps had been taken in the drive against black money, and the outflow of unaccounted income to foreign destinations had been checked.

The Prime Minister stressed on the need for farmers’ welfare, and declared that the Ministry of Agriculture would be renamed as the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare. He said that his Government was focusing on raising farm productivity, and providing electricity and irrigation to farmers. He said the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana had been launched with an outlay of Rs. 50,000 crore.

The Prime Minister recalled some of the resolves he had made in his Independence Day address last year. He said the promise of toilets in all schools had been almost fulfilled, with the cooperation of States. He said financial inclusion had received a big boost with the opening of 17 crore bank accounts through the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana. He said the Rs. 20,000 crore deposited in the Jan Dhan accounts reflected the “richness of India’s poor” (गरीबों की अमीरी).

The Prime Minister also spoke of the welfare schemes launched by the Union Government, including Atal Pension Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Yojana, and the schemes launched for labour welfare.

Describing children as the greatest brand ambassadors for “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan,” the Prime Minister said this vision had generated great interest for the people of India.

The Prime Minister announced the “Start-Up India” initiative, which would encourage entrepreneurship among the youth of India. He said each of the 1.25 lakh bank branches, should encourage at least one Dalit or Adivasi entrepreneur, and at least one woman entrepreneur. “Start-Up India, Stand-Up India,” the Prime Minister said.

On the long-standing demand from ex-serviceman for One-Rank, One-Pension, the Prime Minister reiterated that the demand had been accepted by the Government “in-principle.” He said the modalities were being worked out with stakeholders, and he was hopeful of a positive outcome.

The Prime Minister reiterated his Government’s resolve to make India a developed nation by 2022, with a house and access to basic services like electricity, to all. He said the Government had resolved to connect with electricity, all the 18,500 villages which still remain without power, within the next 1000 days. He also reiterated his vision for the development of eastern India.

Questioning the practice of “interviews” for recruitments even at relatively junior levels, the Prime Minister called upon concerned departments to end this practice at the earliest, and to promote merit by recruiting only through transparent, online processes.

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  1. mohinder says

    August 25, 2015 at 3:25 pm

    Sir same defence parsnal maltry service pay defence civllion service pay 7th CPC cmsp & toll tax and 200 uint electric bill same army-air force -navy all civillions staff free 7cpc chairman Ji good news def civil serviceman thanks

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  2. ELAYAPERUMAL A says

    August 17, 2015 at 9:14 pm

    Donot compare the central govt employees with defence uniformed personnel. Any of the civil staff can come with their proper dress in discipline manner at least one month. That is about their daily saving / grooming their hair / proper shoe/ disciplined . They cannot not even one week. They need not to go the hardly wing area or border area where they cannot imagin to go also. Where the soldiers are staying with their life threatening area 24 hrs without thinking about their family members and with the extreme change of climatically condition.
    Central govt employees e.g: Rly employees are staying with their family and even they cannot do 8 hrs duty any where. How can they go to border area.
    Soldiers are not able to attend with their family members when ever such a function is held . They forgive their sorrows and happiness while on duty. Rly employees if any message received from their fly members on the spot they will got down nod reaching to their home that also free train ticket with A.C Coach. Won’ father about their duty. Are they able to travel with their all luggage without reservation in general compartment at least once in a year?.
    They will go number of time to their home town with their family freely. Even 10 Kim’s also they cannot go without reservation and they won’t go by bus by spending their money.
    If any defence person coming with their emergency leave in RAC In 2nd Class sleeper being there is a vacant arise for allotting the bearth they won’t give to them.
    Please donot compare with soldiers in all the way even 10 percentage. Soldiers are always thinking while on duty while on war / controlling the enemy at border they go for do or die.
    1000 of points can ask question to the central Govt employees. They don’t have any answer. Till 58 years are they can able to obey their seniors order or can able got up early morning and go for run/ parade withy heir will?. So many …so many troubles imagin yourself and compare with any part of their soldiers life. That’s all ……..

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