1. the impacts of climate change are not just global in
scope and unprecedented in scale but more severely affect poor &
marginalized people.
2. increasing burden of frivolous RTIs need to be addressed.
Many states including the North East states stated that training is required
for the staff in the public authorities who have to handle the RTI
applications. The infrastructure support to bridge the digital divide is
required to achieve the aim of transparency through technology. lack of clarity
of the legal standing of the right to privacy, a balance is needed between the
public domain and the privacy issue while implementing the RTI Act.
3. two major developments, which has impacted the promotion
of handicrafts: The level of education has gone up, there being educated youth
in most artisan families,Internet and other IT based interventions have bridged
the gap between urban and rural areas with digital connectivity. a new
strategy, which has four broad components:
i. Infrastructure development, such as a Common
Facility Centre in every cluster
ii. Development of design and training, through
schemes under Office of DC (Handicrafts)
iii. Direct assistance to artisans, such as online
assistance through their bank accounts
iv. Linking up with market with participation of
private sector
efforts are on to provide more financial assistance to
start-up entrepreneurs and to link Self-Help Groups with export groups. He also
spoke about the efforts to link handicrafts with tourism and fashion.
4. the steps already taken and those underway by the Center
and states to improve investment climate in the country. the emphasis mainly
was on the measures to improve the Ease of Doing Business, opening up of the
economy, the FDI in insurance and defence, auctions in coal and mineral mines,
skill development, infrastructure, labour market reforms and modern bankruptcy
law.
5. the government has accepted the recommendations of the
Finance Commission on increased devolution of funds to the States in the hope
that the states will be able to commit necessary additional resources for
meeting the objectives of the social sector schemes. However, clarity is needed
on the cost-sharing pattern for various social sector schemes so that the contribution of central and state
share to all schemes could be suitably rationalised in view of the increased
devolution.
6.research and evidence–based policing in India and to avoid
subjectivity, personal biases and errors in decision-making. Inauguraton of the
Indian Police Foundation and the Indian Police Institute
7. 70% of its total population below the age of 35
years,Udaan, the Special Industry Initiative (SII) for J&K is funded by
Ministry of Home Affairs and implemented by National Skill Development
Corporation (NSDC). training in local surveys and mapping which could make
these youth employable by a host of different hydro and power projects running
in the Doda district.
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