Promises and Delivery_2014_English

Promises and Delivery From PM’s Independence Day Speech th 15 August, 2014

Promises and Delivery PM’s Independence Day speech on 15 August 2014 S No Promise Delivery-Latest Update 01 Jan Dhan Yojana  Total accounts opened under PMJDY as on 19 July, 2017 is 29.18 th crore. Out of which PMJDY accounts in Rural areas as on 19.07.2017 This yojana will open the window.Therefore, an account are 17.45 crore holder under 'Pradhanmantri Jan-Dhan Yojana' will be given a debit card. An insurance of One Lakh Rupees will be  PMJDY accounts in Urban areas as on 19.07.2017: 11.73 crore guaranteed with that debit card for each poor family, so that such families are covered with the insurance of One Lakh  22.53 crore Rupay cards issued (As on 19.7.2017). Rupees in case of any crisis in their lives.  15.77 crore Aadhaar seeding in active accounts (excl. Assam & Meghalaya) Total deposits in Jan Dhan accounts = Rs. 64,777crores (As on 19.7.2017) 02 Make in India As a major national initiative to boost manufacturing and investment in I want to appeal to all the people world over, from the India, Make in India has ushered multiple reforms in the sphere of ramparts of the Red Fort, \"Come, make in India\", \"Come, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), thus rendering positivity to the manufacture in India\". Sell in any country of the world but investment climate in India. The country has witnessed a substantial manufacture here. We have got skill, talent, discipline, and increase in FDI inflow with USD 161 Billion FDI received between determination to do something. We want to give the world a April 2014 and March 2017. What stands out about this is that it favourable opportunity that come here,\"Come, Make in India\" and we will say to the world, from electrical to accounts for 33.2% of cumulative FDI inflow in India since April 2000 electronics, \"Come, Make in India\", from automobiles to until March 2017. Further, since the launch of Make in India, there has agro value addition \"Come, Make in India\", paper or plastic, been a spectacular 62% growth in FDI equity inflow into the country. \"Come, Make in India\", satellite or submarine \"Come, Make As the Lion marches on with pride, the world is acknowledging its in India\". Our country is powerful. success. In 2017, India was ranked 8th in A.T. Kearney’s FDI Confidence Index.1 India was also ranked 1st among the world’s most attractive investment destinations, 1st among 110 investment destinations polled globally, 1st among the world’s best countries to invest in and a top destination for Greenfield FDI. In less than 3 years,

Make in India has become a highly visible and credible brand, opening new doors for investment. All these rankings clearly reflect investor optimism in India’s economic outlook. The Government has been making consistent efforts to make India an investor-friendly destination. From measures to improve ease of doing business to reforms under the FDI policy regime, all Government initiatives on this front have been acknowledged the world over. The improved business environment also reflects in Confederation of Indian Industries’ Business Confidence Index, which reached an all-time high of 64.1 during Q4 of FY 2016-17. 03 Skill India If we have to promote the development of our country then  Till date 2.6 crore people have been trained cumulatively in the last 3 years, out of which 1.17 crore people have been skilled under our mission has to be MSDE’s programs alone. 'skill development' and 'skilled India'. Millions and Millions of Indian youth should go for acquisition of skills and there Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojna: should be a network across the country for this and not the  More than 30 Lakh candidates have been trained or are under archaic systems. They should acquire the skills which could training under PMKVY and additional targets have been allocated contribute towards making India a modern country. to more than 3300 training centers to train approx. 17 Whenever they go to any country in the world, their skills Lakhcandidates. must be appreciated and we want to go for a two pronged development.  Out of 30 lakhs 5,50,877 are trained under Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Program which assesses basis existing skills in a person and trains them to a certain level of qualification and will help in formalizing the unorganized sector.  Currently, PMKVY is offering training in 34 sectors.  Scheme operating in 30 States and 7 UTs Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra:  556 PMKKs have been allocated covering 514 districts, out of which 212 centers are ready to be operationalized. We aim to open 600 PMKKs across India covering almost every district and parliamentary constituency by the end of March -18.

National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme:  Within 10 months of its launch, more than 6.4 lakh apprentices and 32,281 establishments have been registered under NAPS. Establishing Academic Equivalence: th th  Academic equivalence of ITI students with class X /XII class through a bridge module by NIOS has been established. The first batch of 1027 ITI students appeared for the examination in Dec’16. Capacity building in long term skill development:  5 IIS (Indian Institute of Skills) are proposed and foundation th stone for IIS Kanpur was laid by PM on 9 December 2017 in Kanpur.  Number of ATIs /FTIs have been increased to 14 ATIs/FTIs spread across 12 states. In addition, 5 new women centric vocational training center Regional Vocational Training Institutes (RVTIs) have also been opened. Other achievements  1.17 crore candidates trained under MSDE programs during 2015-17  44% increase in number of seats in Industrial Training Institutes (ITI),  600% increase in candidates trained in 2017 to those in 2014 under NSDC’s short term fee based skill development model. A total of more than 1 crore trained till date  More than 100 Crore committed from industries under CSR across sectors for Skill Development during 2016-17  Launch of World Bank supported projects SANKALP (4000 Crore) and STRIVE (2,200 crore) to strengthen skill development in States  Launch of India International Skill Centers (IISCs) to promote global mobility in jobs. 14 operational. To open 100 centers by

2018; Partnered with 11 countries on transnational standards of skills  Launch of Pradhan Mantri Yuva Yojana to promote entrepreneurship amongst the youth Won 8 Medallion of Excellence at WorldSkills 2015 in Brazil; Team of 28 will participate at Worlds Skills 2017 in Abu Dhabi 04 Digital India Pillar 1: Broadband Highways I say that today it is IT that has the potential to connect each and - Under the BharatNet project, 2.40 Lakh KMs of pipeline has been every citizen of the country and that is why we want to realise the mantra of unity with the help of ` digital India` . Brothers and laid in 1,07,066 GPs, 2.22 lakhs KMs of optical fibre pulled for sisters, if we move ahead with all this then I believe that a ` digital 1,00,322 GPs and 26,548 GPs have been connected till 30 th July, India` will have the potential to stand with the world on equal 2017. footing. Our youth have that capability, it is an opportunity for them.? Pillar 2: Universal Access to Mobile Connectivity (Target to cover ~42,300 villages during FY2014-18) th  Rural Tele-density – 56.98 % (as on 30 April, 2017).  Comprehensive Telecom Development Plan for the North- Eastern Region (NER): This project, approved by the Government, envisages to providing mobile coverage to 8621 identified uncovered villages.  Mobile Communication Services in LWE affected areas: Phase-I of the project to provide Mobile Communication Services in LWE affected areas has been completed.  Comprehensive Telecom Development Plan for Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep Islands: The Telecom Commission has given final approval for the Comprehensive Telecom Development Plan including provision of mobile connectivity for Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep Islands.

Pillar 3: Public Internet Access Programme  3,00,774 Common Services Centres (CSCs) have been registered across the country, among which, 1,96,922 are at Gram Panchayats(GP) level. Out of the total registered Common Services Centre, 2,61,071 CSCs are active and transacting for delivery of eServices; out of this, 1,63,226 are at GP level.  Approximately 23242 post offices for CBS have been migrated.  Postal ATM 976  Tie-up with 900 e-commerce companies  India Post Payment Bank has been lanuched Pillar 4: E-Governance: Reforming  Till date, over 128 notifications have been published using provisions of Aadhaar Act 2016 to link Aadhaar of the beneficiary for over 220+ Central Sector and Central Sponsored Schemes through 38 Ministries/ Department of the Central Government.  Current Status of Aadhaar Linking across some of the major Schemes are given below: National Seeding Status as on 31 July 2017 (in Crores) Total Seeding Beneficiaries Aadhaar Seeding % NREGA (Active) 10.76 8.56 79.61% NSAP 2.82 0.64 22.77%

DBTL 20.94 18.29 87.35% PDS (Ration Cards) 23.16 18.05 77.93% PMJDY 28.44 18.97 66.69% EPFO 11.62 1.79 15.36%  Over 116 crore residents have been enrolled.  Direct Benefit Transfer - 315 schemes of 51 Ministries/ Departments are there on DBT platform. An amount of more than Rs. 2.14 Lakh Crore has been transferred through DBT and the Ministries/Departments have reported savings of Rs. 57,029 crores in last three years due to implementation of schemes in DBT mode.  Number of user Departments for e-Office is 263. Pillar 5: eKranti- Electronic delivery of services (Target to cover all MMPs’departments)  3438 e-services are being provided through 44 Mission Mode Projects (MMPs) under e-Kranti. More than 1221.68 crore e- transactions with an average of 101.80 crore transaction per month were done during Financial Year of 2016-17. Pillar 6: Information for All MyGov Platform: 45 Ministries are engaged actively on MyGov platform, reaching out to the citizens through the fundamental

concepts of Do, Discuss and Disseminate. Presently, 45.28 lakh users are registered with MyGov, participating in various activities hosted on MyGov platform. MyGov activities are structured under 61 groups consisting of 660 tasks, 728 discussions, 238 Polls/Surveys and 148 talks. Government Data platform: The portal is intended to be used by Government of India Ministries/Departments their organizations to publish datasets, documents, services, tools and applications collected by them for public use. Over 1,06,372 resources under 4189 catalogs have been published by 105 Ministries/Departments (81 Central and 24 states). Pillar7 : Electronics Manufacturing Target NET ZERO Imports  As on 4th August, 2017, 292 Investment proposals under Modified Specific Incentive Programmes (MSIPs) having a proposed investment of Rs. 1.64 lakh crore have been so far received. 106 proposals with proposed investments of Rs. 21,392 crore have been approved.  As on 20 July, 2017 under Electronics Manufacturing Clusters (EMC), 15 applications for setting up of Electronics Manufacturing with project cost of Rs. 1847 crore in twelve states has been approved. These EMCs are poised to attract an investment of Rs. 33340 crore and have the potential to generate 1.80 lakh employment opportunities. The grant of Rs. 102 crore has been released 6 EMCs.  About 70 mobile handset and component manufacturing factories have been set up in last 2 years.  Mobile handset production has trebled form about 6 Crore units in 2014-15 to 17.5 crore units in 2016-17.  Over four times growth of mobile handset production in value

terms from about Rs. 19,000 Crore to Rs. 90,000 crore for the same period. Achievements:  Aadhaar coverage increased from 61 crore (in 2013-14) to 116.30 crore (As on 24.07.2017) respectively  Internet Users increased from 24.3 crore (As on June 2014) to 50 crore (as on May 2017) respectively  Mobile Users increased from 90 crore (As on June 2014) to 108 crore (as on May 2017) respectively  Jan Dhan Accounts increased from 10.44 Cr in 2014 to 29.09 Cr (July 2017) respectively  Annual e-Transactions increased from 357+ Cr (29.4 Cr avg. transaction per month) in 2014 to 805 Cr (134 Cr avg. transaction per month) as on 30 June 2017 respectively  Under NOFN / BharatNet length of OFC cable laid increased from 358 Km in 2014 to 2,05,404 Km (July 2017) respectively  Under Online Appointment System in Hospitals the Appointments booked increased from 1,30,555 in 2015-16 to 8,11,541 (July 2017) respectively. Hospitals on- boarded increased from 32 in 2015-16 to 106 (July 2017) respectively  Under e-Hospital the Appointments booked increased from 12,47,313 in 2015-16 to 88,59,270 (July 2017) respectively. Hospitals on- boarded increased from 4 in 2015-16 to 95 (July 2017) respectively  Under Government e-Market (GeM) Place launched on 9th August, 2016 the number of Buyers, Sellers and Service Providers increased from 1969, 4597 and 133 (in 2016) to 4924, 15640 and 3,048 (till July 2017) respectively  Under Jeevan Pramaan the number of registered pensioners and processed DLCs increased from 6,01,649 and 4,34,592 (1st Nov2014-311st Oct2015) to 63,79,887 & 43,18,480 (1st Nov2016- Till 17th July) respectively  Under Digital Locker System the number of Registered Users TH increased from 11.23 lakh (in 2015-16) to 75.35 lakh (till 18

July 2017) respectively. The number of Uploaded Documents TH increased from 19.36 lakh (in 2015-16) to 90.59 lakh (till 18 July 2017) respectively  Under Digital Saksharta the number of persons trained increased from 32,75,852 (1st Nov2014-311st Oct2015) to 17,94,984 (1st Nov2016- Till 30th June) respectively  Under Promotion Digital Payments i) Mobile Wallets increased from 990.57 lakhs (FY-2016-17) to 2410.72 lakhs (FY-2017-18) respectively ii) Unified Payment Interface increased from 1.0 lakh (FY- 2016-17) to 90.36 lakhs (FY-2017-18) respectively iii) Debit Card (RuPay) increased from 1400.59 lakhs (FY- 2016-17) to 2670.51 lakhs (FY-2017-18) respectively iv) Immediate Payment System (IMPS) increased from 420.09 lakhs (FY-2016-17) to 660.70 lakhs (FY-2017-18) respectively v) Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (including BHIM Aadhaar) increased from 20.57 lakhs (FY-2016-17) to 60.36 lakhs (FY-2017-18) respectively vi) PoS Deployment increased from 15 lakhs (FY-2016-17) to 31.87 lakhs (FY-2017-18) respectively 05 Swachh Bharat Abhiyan  Over 4.52 crore household toilets constructed since the launch of the Mission If one hundred and twenty five crore countrymen decide that  2,17,210 villages, 155 districts and 5 States declared ODF as on they will never date. 31st July, 2017. spread filthiness, which power in the world has ability to spread filthiness in our cities and villages? Can't we resolve  Incentive for individual toilet has been increased to Rs. 12,000. this much?  80 lakh toilets constructed from 2.10.2014 to 2.10.2015 against Brothers and sisters it will be 150th birth anniversary of expected 60 lakh. Mahatma Gandhi in 2019. How do we celebrate 150th birth  Against the yearly target of 50 lakh for individual latrines for anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi? Mahatma Gandhi, who the year 2014-15, 58,54,987 latrines were constructed, which is gave us freedom, who brought so much honour to such a big achievement of 117% of the target. country in the world, what do  45.59 lakh and 49.76 lakh toilets were constructed in 2012-13

we give to Mahatma Gandhi? Brothers and Sisters, Mahatma and 2013-14 respectively. On the other hand, in the first two Gandhi had cleanliness and sanitation closest to his heart. years of NDA Government, 58.54 lakh and 97.73 lakh toilets Whether we resolve not to leave a speck of dirt in our village, constructed in 2014-15 and in 2015-16 (upto 29.2.2015). city, street, area, school, temple, hospital, and what have  100 Swachh Iconic Places (SIP) of historical and cultural you, by 2019 when we celebrate 150th anniversary of significance will attain the highest levels of Swachhta as per Mahatma Gandhi? This happens not just with the global standards. 20 of these have been selected in Phase1 and Government, but with public participation. That's why we Phase 2. have to do it together. 4,480 villages along the banks of River Ganges across 52 districts in 5 States are ODF villages. 06 Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana  The Hon’ble MPs have adopted 703 Gram Panchayats (GPs) under Phase-I and 382 GPs under Phase-II of the scheme and 47 GPs till date.  According to the reports uploaded by states on SAGY portal, 21926 projects have already been completed or in progress out of 40962 projects that were planned to be implemented. 07 NITI Aayog Lucky Grahak Yojana and Digi-dhan Vyapar Yojana  Rs.258 crore of prize money was won by 16 lakh winners, including customers and merchants from across the country. DigiDhan Mela  DigiDhan Melas : Launched by PM on Dec 25th, 2016; held in 100 days in 100 cities across India  At least 15,000 institutions have gone cashless across 100 rural and urban cities across each one of the 27 states and 7 UTs.  With a turnout of over 15 lakh from cities, small towns and

villages, the melas have enabled lakhs to open new bank accounts as well as create new Aadhaar cards. Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) & Self-Employment and Talent Utilization (SETU)  Establishing Atal Tinkering Labs: 257 top schools were awarded the ATL grant in December 2016  Establishing Atal Incubation Centres: 60 shortlisted applicants. The selected applicants based on the recommendation of the Inter-ministerial group would be considered by the SSC in the final round.  Scaling up support to Established Incubation Centres: 6 out of the 17 top applicants have been selected for receiving grant. Detailed MoA is being worked out for the scale up support to EICs.  Atal Grand Challenges: Appropriate areas for conducting the Grand Challenges to enable efficient, scalable, cost-effective, world-class solutions to India’s challenges are currently being evaluated. ****