1)Accord high priority to the growth of manufacturing, so that we can create enough jobs in the country

1)Create industrial corridors to catalyze economic growth and give a focused thrust to manufacturing in the country
2) Increase India’s investment rate to 38% to ensure more new investments are made to create jobs

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1) Manufacturing sector growth to be given priority.
2) Traditional industries such as textiles, carpets, handicrafts, leather, handloom, coir, etc.
3) Providing inputs at controlled rates to workers in this sector; improving design, technology and skills, and extending adequate facilities and extension services for the marketing, etc.

1) create a Rs 5,000 crore corpus fund and also pool up another Rs 5,000 crore from banks as loan for employment generation through industrial development.

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1) Facilitate industrial growth to promote employment opportunities for the youth.

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1) Increase India’s investment rate to 38% to ensure more new investments are made to create jobs

2) Encourage Public Private Partnership for employment generration

3) create 6o lakh new jobs in the health sector by 2020

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1) Create at least ten crore jobs in the next five years across the Country in Manufacturing Sector, Small Scale Manufacturing Sector, Services Sector and technology linked jobs.

1) Provision of jobs to youth or unemployment allowance

2) The employment guarantee to be extended to cover all adults and for as many days as demanded.

3) The list of permissible works under the MNREGA to be expanded to include all activities that improve the quality of life in rural areas

1) 1,250 Modern Development Corridors for generation of about 25 lakh jobs, creation of a Rs 1,000 crore market stabilisation fund for the agriculture sector.

1) Introduce "Chief Minister Employment Generation Scheme" under which mini9mum of 150 youths from each Gram Panchayat will be given skill upgradation training, subsequent loan and subsidy linkage.

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1) Implement recommendations of the 7th Central Pay Commission will be for all Central Government employees.

2) Pay revisions to be implemented.

1) All vacant posts to be filled in central and state governments

1) Create 50 lakh jobs in government and private sectors

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1) Scale up recruitment in government with special focus on teachers and GP level functionaries.

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1) ‘Ease of Doing Business’ by streamlining the process for starting a business, getting permits, easing credit access, streamlining the tax enforcement system, etc.

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1) Encourage self-employment by granting larger loan assistance

1) Ensure credit facilities for all self employed and scheduled caste enterprises and assist in developing market linkages

1) Self-employment, special grants to entrepreneurs for setting up industries in rural areas

1) Mainstreaming and empowering entrepreneurs of the unorganised and informal sector.

1) "Odisha Youth Innovation Fund" to assist young entrepreneurs.

1) Schemes will be drawn for skills upgradation and enhancement of business opportunities for artisans
like smiths, weavers, carpenters, hair-dressers, shoe-smiths, and potters.

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1) A monthly unemployment benefit of Rs 1,000 to unemployed youth

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1) Education and enterprenuership for SC/ST/OBCs

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1) Enactment of a central legislation to provide reservations to the private sector for SCs and STs.

2) Filling reserved seats and posts and in promotions through a special recruitment timebound drive

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1) Social and ecnomic empowerment SC/ST/Minorities/OBCs

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1) Support SMEs by providing international linkages for exports, availability of credit through a dedicated SME bank, supply chain efficiencies, adoption of IT, support in R&D and innovation, and a policy support for enhancing the mandate to purchase from SME for large scale projects

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1) Improve the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises through easier availability of credit facilities, a favourable policy and regulatory environment, and technological, marketing and infrastructural support.

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1) Formulate and implement National Policy for the Micro,Small and Medium Enterprises which will be key driver for generating employment and entrepreneurship

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1) Review, amend and strengthen the Child and Adolescent Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 2012 and Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS).

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1)Issue identity cards to the unorganized sector labourers 2) Provide good quality health and education services.

3) Skill upgradation through training

1) Health insurance and social cover for unorganised sector workers.

2) Ensure implementation of 'Unorganised Workers’ Social Security Act, 2008'

1) Ensuring social security for unorganised sector workers

2) regulating wages and working hours of domestics workers 3) improving working condition of rag-pickers.

1) Establish Welfare Boards for Unorganized Labour

1) Improving the legislation on Unorganized Sector Workers

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Small traders and street vendors to be registered and covered under health insurance and subsidy linked loan facilities.

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1) All migrant workers to be covered under Aadhar Card scheme within 1 year.

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Amend workers and plantation workers Act.

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1) Protect the rights of the migrated workers. Special packages for migrated workers including rehabilitation.

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1) Ensure implementation of minimum wages

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1) Ensure that statutory minimum wage for workers is not less than Rs 10,000;

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1) Provide social security to the entire labour class, both from the organised and the unorganised sectors.

1) Ensure social security for unorganised sector workers

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1) Special social security measures for migrant workers and plantation workers

2) Constituting national fund for unorganised workers with adequate budgetary financial allocations

3) Social security measures for working women including maternity benefits, pension and health insurance for women workers in the unorganized sector including home based workers

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1) Social security coverage for all workers in the unorganized sector.

2) "Biju Bal Vikash Yojana" scheme to be launched for rehabilitation of orphan and destitute children.

1) Health Insurance safety nets for all kinds of labourers.

1) Special focus on workers working in hazardous industries.

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1) Special welfare board for fish workers and providing them identity cards and social security schemes

2) Amending the Coastal Regulation Zone Act and Notification (2011) to protect the habitat and livelihood of coastal people and fishworkers and their right to fishing in water bodies'

3) Providing a Scheme for loan waiver.

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• Legislation on the rights of home-based women workers.
• Home-based workers, domestic workers, farm workers and peasants to be allowed to register for social security after devising appropriate legal mechanisms

1) Fishermen will get interest free loan for their livelihood. 2) Artisans and traditional workers will get all social security coverage.

3) Free health checkup system for unorganized workers. ESI facilities to be extended to all workers.

4) Special packages for high risk employees.
5) Arrears, provident fund, gratuity etc should be given without delay or red tapism.

6) Insurance, professional excellence, training and modernisation of working conditions for weavers and constructions workers to be extended for 5 years. 7)Constitute Welfare Board for all types of unorganised workers.

1) Review Labour laws which are outdated, complicated and contradictory.

1) Bring all Labour Laws under one comprehensive Law

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1)strictest implementation of all labour laws including the law on inter state migrant workers 2) Strengthening labour departments and enforcement agencies including labour/factory inspectorates. 3) Filling up vacancies of judges and supporting staff in all industrial tribunals and labour courts

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1) Labour Friendly Laws to be created through High Powered Committee

1) Strict implementation of labour laws.

2) Stop all sorts of harassment at work place. The law should be amended and implemented.

1) Strengthen Pension schemes for all kinds of workers

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1) Increase the old age pension amount paid by the Central Government.

1)Benefit-defined pension scheme with adequate funding by employers and government for all workers/employees ensuring at least a pension of 50% of last pay drawn with indexation.

2) publicly-funded, universal and non contributory Old Age Pension System with a minimum amount of monthly pension not less than 50% of minimum wage or Rs 4000/- per month, whichever is higher

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1) No to New Pension Scheme and the Pension fund should not be privatized.

2) Minimum pension must be Rs. 10000/- 3) Unmarried and destitute women above 30 years to be covered under Pension scheme.

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1) Address housing needs of Plantation workers.

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1) All eligible poor would be provided housing at Rs 1 lakh per unit

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1) Enact the 'Rights of the Persons with Disabilities bill' (RPWD).

2) Identify each and every special needs person across the country - establishing a web based disability registration system to issue universal ID for all applicable government benefits (healthcare, transportation, jobs, education etc).

3) Ensure maximum economic independence of the disabled by creating more income generation models for them.

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1) 3 per cent reservation for differently abled persons in Government.

2) The benefit provided under Section 80 DD of the Income Tax Act for differently abled persons or their families to be increased to Rs 100,000 from the existing Rs 50,000.

1) Clearing backlog in vacancies in all government departments 2) Enhancing the pension to at least Rs. 4000/- for the disabled

3) Making education at all levels inclusive

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1) Ensuring equal remuneration for women workers in all areas of work

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1) Ensure strict implementation
of Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act of 1970

1) No contractual jobs for work that is required 365 days a year

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1) Discouraging contractualisation and casualisation of work

2) Stringent implementation of The Contract Labour (Regulation And Abolition) Act, 3) Paying equal wages and benefits for contract workers as the regular workers for doing the same and similar job 4) Protecting the right of contract workers and workers in the unorganized sector to form unions, have full fledged membership and voting rights in trade unions and exercise their fundamental right to unionize and strike

5) Regularization of contract labour in safai services

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1) No to Contract working and casualization of work.

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1) Ensuring recognition of trade unions through secret ballot and protection of trade union rights

2) Making recognition of union mandatory by law in all establishments

3) ratification of ILO Convention no 87 and 98 relation to right to freedom of association and collective bargaining

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1) Strict implementation of laws related to women, particularly those related to rape.

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1) Ensuring swift dispensing of justice in case of crimes against women by establishing special fast track courts; implementation of recommendations of the Verma Committee.

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Introduce new legislation -

1) against honour crimes

2) a law against trafficking of women and children

3) a law for joint matrimonial property rights;

4) strengthening the law for maintenance of women and children including a scheme such as the one initiated by the Left front in Tripura for an allowance for deserted women 5) special schemes for single women including widows and female headed families

6) a law to ensure linkages between SHGs and banking institutions and guarantee of subsidized interest rates of not more than 4 per cent with special concessions for SHGs of SC/ST women

7) protective legislation for domestic workers and for homebased workers.

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1) Set up exclusive Women's Court

1) Enable women with training and skills - setting up dedicated Women ITIs, Women wings in other it is

2) Special skills training and business incubator park for women

3) Setting up special business facilitation center for women 4) Set up a dedicated W-SME (Women Small and medium enterprises) cluster in every district.

5) Special adult literacy initiative would be started for women with focus on SCs, STs, OBCs, and slum residents.

1) Improve the Child Sex Ratio, within an overall “National Strategy for Care and Protection of the Girl Child” from birth to adolescence.

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1) The Cradle Baby Scheme

2) Girl Child Protection Scheme 3) Marriage Assisstance Scheme

4) All Women Police Stations, All Women Commando Force, Women Self Help Groups, to be implemented in India.

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Security, welfare, health and employment schemes for women to be launched

1) Empower women socially, economically and politically.

2) Empowering "girl child".

1) Self defence training for girls in colleges.

2) Facilitate "Holistic Women Policy" for economic and social empowerment of women.

1) 33% reservation in parliamentary and state assemblies through a
constitutional amendment.

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1) Women’s Reservation Bill which will provide 33% reservation for women in State Legislatures and in

1) Passage of 1/3rd reservation Bill for Women in Parliament and State Assemblies

1) Pass Women's Reservation Bill in the parliament

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1) Remove any remaining gender disparities in property rights, marital rights and cohabitation rights.

2) Loans to Women Self Help Groups at low interest rate.

1) Earmark 30% of all funds coming to Panchayats and Nagarpalikas for development of women and children.

2) Land rights for women, especially single women and those whose husbands have migrated away from their village.

3) Through NRLM we will provide low interest loans, of up to Rs. 1 lakh, for livelihood activities.

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1) Pass law for joint matrimonial property rights

2) Increasing allocations for women in all gender budgeting to at least 40% of allocations from the present claims of 30 %
linkages between SHGs and banking institutions and guarantee of subsidized interest rates of not more than 4 per cent with special
concessions for SHGs of SC/ST women

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1) Reduce rate of interest from 2% to 1% against loans for Women Self Help Groups.

1) Fund for relief and rehabilitation of rape victims 2) Create an Acid Attack victims welfare fund to cover medical costs

3) Make police stations women friendly, and increase the number of women in police at different levels.

4) Introduce self defence as a part of the school curriculum. 5) Using information technology for women's safety.

1) Fast-track courts to address crimes against women

2) Ensure at least 25% women staffers in all police stations

3) One Stop Crisis Centres in all hospitals to provide medico-legal and psycho-social aid in rape and domestic violence cases.

1) Citizens’ Security Forces would be formed with a branch in each ward, who would provide security to anyone in distress, but with special focus on security of women, children and senior citizens.

2) Ensuring lighting and security provisions on roads, parks, buses and all public spaces.

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1) Prevent, curb and punish those responsible for the horrific increase in violence against women and children and implement Verma Committee recommendations

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1) Frast Track Courts to be set up across the country in cases of artocities on women.

2) Appoint significant number of judges in lower courts and high ccourts

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1) Program for women healthcare in a mission mode, especially focusing on domains of Nutrition and Pregnancy - with emphasis on rural, SCs, STs and OBCs

1) Reduce the Infant
Mortality Rate and Maternal Mortality
Ratio

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1) Crèche facilities for all women workers.

1) Healthcare scheme for mother and child called 'Pandanti Bidda' (a healthy baby) under which the government would pay Rs 10,000 to a mother for a period of six months after the delivery.

1) Mother and Child Care to be given focus in "health for all". Set up adequate number of Maternity Wards in districts and state hospitals

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1) Structure a comprehensive scheme, incorporating best practices from past successes like Balika Samruddhi, Ladli Laxmi and Chiranjeevi Yojana to support encourage positive attitude amongst families towards the girl child.

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1) Set up local and workplace committees as mandated under The Sexual Harassment of Women at the Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act with elected representation

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1) Special focus would be on the children, especially the girl child, with regards to health, education and skills development

2) Special emphasis on vulnerable children and especially those belonging to the vulnerable communities like SCs, STs, OBCs, migrants, slum dwellers, street dwellers and those with
disabilities.

1) Strengthening the scope of the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights, set up in 2007.

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1) Expansion of The Right to Education Act to include all children from the age of 3-18 years. Special provisions for the inclusion of children with disability

2) Amendments in the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation Act) in order to ban all forms of child labour

3) Right to Education for all.

4) Strict implementation of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act

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Biju Bal Vikash Yojana scheme to be launched for rehabilitation of orphan and destitute children.