Gujarat’s Annual Plan Size Is Rs38,000 Crore

Gujarat annual plan for 2011-12 was prepared to Rs38, 000 crore in the meeting between the chief minister Narendra Modi and Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia Planning Commission in New Delhi on Friday.

Approved plan size is 26.67% higher than last year's Plan size of Rs30 000 crore. At the meeting expressed Modes confidence that the economy would achieve the targeted growth of 11.2% in 11 Five-year plan.

He said the government would launch several new initiatives and schemes due to large increases in the size of the plan.

Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia considered the government's efforts to improve the pace of development and to create investment environment.

He said, imaginative use of public-private partnerships for major projects was particularly praiseworthy. He has also evaluated the performance of agriculture, education and energy sectors.

Addressing members of the Planning Commission, the modes are said to have been a steady increase in development spending in recent years due to increased government spending on education, health, nutrition, agriculture and irrigation and regulation of non-construction costs through restructuring of debt, reduce the cost of borrowing and the size of the right people.
CM has also talked about the increasing cases of violation of the federal government's Dharma. "The UPA government seems to be to get into the problems clearly and economic freedom. Action Center is the centralization of authority and issues of state intervention," he said.

He touched on a number of cases in the center of "injustice" to the country, and called it an anti-farmer and anti-poor. He also noted a number of questions about the various ministries in Gujarat was started.

Modi said that these issues were affecting the pace of development of the country and its economy. He complained that
Despite repeated statements from the Government Center had a positive response.

Ravanlila at Ramlila Ground: Narendra Modi

Ahmedabad: Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday alleged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was responsible for the crackdown on Baba Ramdev and his followers in New Delhi and dubbed the police action as "Ravanlila in Ramlila Ground".

Condemning the incident as the "worst" day in the history of India, Modi said "the PM had said during the elections that he would bring back black money stashed in Swiss banks within 100 days of coming into power. But today, it is two years and nothing has happened".

Modi, who was inaugurating a new dental college in Ahmedabad, said "Congress will have to answer 120 crore people of India about the use of violence on innocent people".

"I would like to tell Prime Minister Manmohan Singh that you cannot escape by saying that you did not know. You are directly responsible for what has happened at the Ramlila ground in Delhi," Modi said.

"The lathi-charge on innocent people has been at your (Manmohan Singh) behest on behalf of the Delhi sultanate and not by the Sheila Dixit Government," Modi said.

He said the lathi-charge by police while people were sleep, was "Ravanlila at Ramlila ground." The police first attacked people in their sleep and then

took away Baba Ramdev and did not disclose where he has been taken, Modi said adding "even the US after killing (Osama Bin) Laden had revealed to the world what they had done in two hours."

"The Delhi sultanate is bound on suppressing the voice against corruption," he added. Modi said the government's action against Baba Ramdev reminded him of the days of the Emergency, which too coincidentally was in the month of June in 1975.

"The intervening night of June 4-5 is the beginning of the end of the Delhi Sultanate," he warned.