It's contain total 20 point programme.

1. GOVERNMENT COLLEGE O
F NURSING DAMAN
SEMINAR
Pratiksha shukla
4th yr bsc nursing
Roll no 40

3. 20 point programme
s

4. Introduction
• The Twenty Point Programme was initially launched by P
rime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1975.
• Restructured in 1982 and again on 1986.
• With the introduction of new policies and programmes it
has been finally restructured in 2006 and it has been in ope
ration at present.
The restructured Programme, called Twenty Point Programme
– 2006 (TPP-2006), was approved by the Cabinet on 5th Octobe
r, 2006 and operated.

5. OBJECTIVE
 To eradicate poverty
To improve the quality of
life of the poor and the un
der privileged population
of the country.

6. Goals
 Eradicating poverty
 Raising productivity
 Reducingincome inequalities
 Removing social and econom
ic disparities.

7.  Poverty eradication
 Power to people
 Support to farmers
 Labour welfare
 Food security
 Housing for all
 Clean drinking water
 Health for all
 Education for all
 Welfare of scheduled tribes,
minorities and OBC's
 Women welfare
 Child welfare
 Youth development
 Improvement of slums
 Environment protection and a for
estation
 Social security
 Rural roads
 Energisation of rural areas
 Development of backward areas
 IT enabled e-governance
20 point programmes

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9. Poverty erad
cation

11. POVERTY ERADICATION (GA
RIBI HATAO) URBAN
 Employement generation
 Swaranjayanti Sehhari Rojgar Yojana
 Rural business hubs in partnership with
panchayats
 Rural self help groups
 Swaranjayanti gram swarozgar yojana.

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14. Power to peopl
e

15. JAN SHAKTI (POWER TO PEOP
LE)
 Local self government
 Quick and Inexpensive Justice
 District palnning committes

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17. SUPPORT TO FARME
RS
 Watershed development
 Dry land farming
 Irrigation facilities for agriculture
 Credit to farmers
 Distribution of waste land to landle

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21. LABOUR WELFARE (SHRAMIK
KALYAN)
Social security for agricultural and unorgani
sed labour.
Minimum wages enforcement.
Prevention of child labour.
Welfare of woman.

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24. Food security (Khadya Suraksha
) Targeted public distribution s
ystem (TPDS)
 Antyodaya Anna yojana
 Established various grain ba
nks in chronically food sourc

26. PMA
Y
6

28. Housing for all (Sabke Liye Aawa
s)
Rural housing - Indira Aawas y
ojana (IAY).
(EWS )Econmoic weaker secti
on
(LIG)Lower income group.

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31. Accelerated Rural water supply
programme(ARWSP)
Accelerated urban water supply progra
mme.
CLEAN DRINKING WATER
(SHUDH PEYA JAL)

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33. Health for all (JAN JAN KA S
WASTYA )
Control and prevention of diseases
-
HIV ,TB, MALARIA, LEPROSY,BLI
NDNESS

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36. Education for all (SABKE LIYE S
HIKSHA)
 Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan
 Mid day meal scheme
 This programme was pioneer
ed by (ATAL BIHARI VAJPA
YEE)

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40. Welfare of scheduled tribes, minorities an
d obc's (anusuchit jaati, jan jaati, alp-san
khyak evam anya pichhra varg kalyan)
Sc families assisted
Rehabilitation of scavengers
STfamilies assisted
Primitive tribal groups
Reservation of obc's in education , employem
ent
Professional education among all minority co

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42.  Improved participation of women
in panchayat, muncipalities , stat
e legislature ,parliament.
WOMEN WELFARE (MAHILA MANDAL
)

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44.  Universalisations of ICDS sche
me
 Functional anganwadis
CHILD WELFARE (BAL KALYA
N)

45.  Sports for all in rural and urban areas
 Rashtriya sadbhavana yojana (2005 )
 National service scheme
Encourage leadership among the rural youth
Youth Development (Yuvas Vika
s)

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47. IMPROVEMENT
S OF SLUMS

48. IMPROVEMENT OF SLUM
S (BASTI SUDHAR)
 Land and tenure, housing at
affordable cost, water, sanitat
ion, health, education, and so
cial security.

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50. Area covered under plantation on public and fore
st land
Number of seeding planted on public and forest l
ands
Prevention of pollution of rivers and water bodie
s
Solid and liquid waste management
ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND AFORE
STATION (PARYAVARAN SANRAKSHAN E
VAM VAN VRIDHI)

51. SOCIAL SECURITY (SAMAJIK
SURAKHSHA )
 Rehabilitation of handicapped and orp
hans
 Welfare of the aged
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53. Rural roads - Prime minister grameen s
adak yojana (PMGSY)
BHARAT NIRMAN
RURAL ROADS (GRAMEEN SAD
AK)

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55.  Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojan
a -(RGGVY)
 Energizing pump sets
 Supply of electricity
ENERGIZATION OF RURAL AR
EA ( GRAMEEN OORJA)

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58. DEVELOPMENT OF BACKWARD AREA
S (PICHHARA KSHETRA VIKAS)
Welfare of SC ,ST,MINORITIES and OBC'
S

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60. -The basic ain was to make all governmen
t services available to the citizens of India
na electronic media.
Formulated by the Department of Electro
nics & Information Technology [Deity)
and Department of Administrative Refor
mas and Public Grievances (DARPG).
Moto÷Public Services Closer Home
IT ENABLED E- GOVERNANCE (E-SHA
SAN)

61. This program to initiated to eradicate poverty
, to improve the quality of life to the poor the
under privileged population of the country.
- To raising productivity and reducing income
inequalities.
This program also include the development o
f slums, youth development, social security e
tc.
CONCLUSION

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