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Sansad Television is the Parliamentary channel of India.
Sansad Television is the Parliamentary channel of India.
Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS) is a scheme formulated by Government of India on 23 December 1993 that enables the members of parliaments (MP) to recommend developmental work in their constituencies with an emphasis on creating durable community assets based on locally felt needs. Works which will serve greater public purpose and not purpose of few individuals need to be recommended. MPs can only recommend, but District Authorities have the ultimate power to sanction it. What is MPLADS? Why MPLADS plays an important role in developmental work at grassroots level ? How does it work? When it was started? And what have been the challenges and way forward for MPLADS. know every thing in this special podcast.
A detailed narrative of Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi's military journey is being presented by his elder brother, Dr. PC Dwivedi, highlighting the remarkable transformation of a young man from a small village to the highest echelons of the Indian Army.
Young leaders are shaping Bharat and it is commonly known how Hon.S Jaishankar is popular among the future leaders. This podcast reflects upon how and what the youth or GenZ perceives from Indian Foreign Policy in the light of the 78th Independence Day. Under the advent of globalization, multipolarity, deterriotalisation, rebalancing etc, India is moving away from euro centrism, using the balance between soft power and hard power, interdependence and self reliance in the status quo of Indo-Pacific foreign policy with most pragmatic examples of its posture in G20, Brics,Quad etc. We analyse the influence of youth on foreign landscape and their engagement which ultimately gives pride and confidence to not only the young minds but every citizen under the lens of Independence Day
The Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS) is an initiative in India allowing MPs to recommend developmental projects in their constituencies. Launched in 1993, the scheme allocates ₹5 crore per annum to each MP for creation of durable assets. It aims to address the community needs of constituencies through locally beneficial projects.