Manifesto comparision on Healthcare: PRP VS LokSatta

What LS Said: - All Primary health centres will be renovated and work round the clock -
30-100 bed hospitals for every 75000 population -
Super Speciality Hospital for every district -
Free healthcare to all in Govt and Accrediated Private hospitals (thru private-public partnership) -
MMS vaccines for infants

What PRP said: - Renovation of all kinds of hospitals by properly utilizing National Health Rural Mission
30 Bed Hospitals for every mandal
Free healthcare to all in Govt and accrediated private hospitals under strengthened (to include all the other possible diseases) Arogyasree scheme
Responsibility of running primary healthcare centres with focus on CHildren and Women will be gradually shifted to Panchayat Rajs
Large army of Primary health care workers will be created, in cooperation with national and international agencies such as Asha's. These workers will have incentives to learn and work in Tribal and Rural areas. They will create awareness about sanitation etc..,
Establishment of Blood banks and free supply of blood to poor patients
Recruit talented doctors, paramedical and support staff in Govt hospitals
Service in rural areas will be made compulsory for entry into PG medical courses
Rehabilitation centres for HIV/Aids patients in all districts. NGO's and Voluntary agencies will be used for establishment of the same
Creation and extension of medical facilities in Tribal areas given top priority
A minimum of 3 general hospitals in fast growing municipal towns
Mobile dispensaries will be created in Tribal areas
Operation of 104 and 108 will suitably re-organized and re-vamped
A Graduate course will be introduced in integrated medicine to man primary health care centres at Mandal level
A separate rural service will be constituted which will utilize services of RMP's, Unani, Sidda and Homeopathic practitioners to reach rural and Tribal areas
Will monitor private education in view of containing costs, improving courses to prepare more para medical forces - Will increase number of seats in PG courses - Specific centres will be created for increasing research in Medicine

Manifesto comparision: PRP vs LokSatta on NRIs

LS Manifesto: NOTHING written about NRI welfare

PRP Manifesto:
NRI Dept will be setup to look after their problems and resolutions - Like in China, PRP will look at options of supporting returning NRI's to setup businesses - Spl Attention to early resolution of all real estate related disputes to encourage NRI's to invest in Andhra - Legal Aid for NRI's in Gulf who are in jails without any trail - Spoken english centres will be setup where many people are going to Gulf region (Telangana and Godavari dists) - Skill enhancement cum placement centres for Gulf emmigrants - Distance education centres will be provided for gulf NRI's to become graduates and post graduates - Interest free loans for travel related expenses for work permit holders traveling to certain gulf countries - Spl addition to needs of parents of NRI's by way of old age homes, special medical care and security

PRP - manifesto officially released

How many parties today are going through such great pain in thier manifesto preperation?
A draft was released, another draft version and intense debate with different sections of the society and the inputs were taken in, the feedback mechanism was given the importance that it deserves.
http://www.akhilandhra.com/wnedeshot-19209.html

http://www.akhilandhra.com/wnedeshot-19211.html

1. Rs. 100 ke vanta saruku for BPL families
2. 100 ki vanta gas for some sections
3.thrust to decentralization and revamp of the panchayat raj - grama swarajyam, self governence
4. Half price for electricity for poor people in villages, sc,st lo poor people ki free power
5. sagam dharaku 2 chenetha vasthralu 6. 5acres metta bhoomi for poor people(criticizing JP indirectly for opposing this scheme, SEZ laku ichinappudu emi anaru kani dheenni ela oppose chesthunnaru)
7. soft loans of 80000 for villagers and 100000 for town people who want to build a house for the weaker sections
8. 10hrs power for farmers thrust on Solar power generation
9. Small farmers ki pannu radhu
10. Money back insurance scheme for farmers - 21yrs above farmers Rs.50 isthe retirement age ayyaka govt kooda monthly Rs.50 Kalipi isthundhi monthly so monthly appudu total 3000 vasthadhi
11. Pasupu Kunkuma pathakam(18yrs avvagane money 1lakh)
12. DWACRA women ki 0% interest free loans
13. Backward women ki KG to PG free education in govt colleges
14. Widows ki aarthika saayam
15. Pregnant women from BPL families ki 3months before and 3months after good food
16. Generate employment of 10lakhs in 1st year
17. Every mandal will have a hospital, vrudha ashramam and a mobile hospital
18. Senior Citizens ki 50% discount in APSRTC bus charges
19. Rs.1500/- allowance for handicaped people
20. Free power for chethi vruthula chese variki
21. 500 population unna thandalanu panchayithi ga gurthimpu
22. home gaurds ki sahayam
23. dhashala variga liqour ban
24. no fake encounters
25. sitting judges tho anninti payina vicharana(CBN, YSR)
26. Telangana ni scientific ga solve chestham
27. SC categorization gurinchi sort out chestham
28. SC/ST KI seperate ga commission
29. Everything will be done with in a time frame

PRP list of candidates for UA and Telengana to be released

In 2 phases - today and tomorrow
The Final and completed manifesto will be released. Earlier two drafts were released and changes made based on the inputs given by varios sections and people.

PRP's manifesto highlights - A preview

The Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) was in favour of developing on non-agricultural lands and if it comes to power, it would return farm lands already acquired for SEZs to their rightful owners. PRP would have its own norms for SEZs which have become means to do real estate business, said PRP manifesto committee convener K.S.R. Murthy. Addressing a press conference in Kakinada on Thursday, he said his party would not acquire farm lands for SEZs even if it implied that industries have to set up their units on barren lands, where necessary infrastructure would be created instead of destroying fertile lands in the name of industrial development.

HEALTHCARE
PRP would develop government hospitals at par with private corporate hospitals by providing the required facilities irrespective of the financial burden entailed by them.
Development of primary health centres (PHCs) in the rural areas was also on top of the party’s agenda.
Payscales of government doctors would be increased
Doctors who have to put up mandatory service in the rural areas would be supported

PDS
Public distribution system would be streamlined and prices would be controlled through market intervention measures.
Proposal to supply some essential commodities at Rs.100 was being worked out.

EDUCATION
Education would be provided free of cost to all poor students, including those of the economically backward classes, from KG to PG.
Sholarships distributed to the eligible and other measures were being planned to achieve social justice.