youth policy 2011

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Policy

Presentation by :

Arpan Ramtek

Priya George

Prabhjot Baveja


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Introduction

Youth

Policy of 2003

UID

Improvisation in Components of 2003 Policy

Major additions to existing policy

Implementation

Awareness

Conclusion

References used


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Youth & their importance

Comprise over 40% of Nations' population

Can go beyond 50% by 2015

Youth Policy

Policy of 2003

In-depth analysis & proposals

Lacked proper Implementation

TOTALPOPULATION

YOUTH


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Unique Identification Authority of India

Headed by Mr. Nandan Nilekani

Project name AADHAR

Provision of a unique identity no. to every citizen

The code

12 digit biometrically generated via fingerprint & iris scan

Impossible to deconstruct

No fuzzy matching

Current Progress

Residents of Tembli near Amravati were the 1st to receive

Every Indian by 2012


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Components &Implementation


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Specifically To remove the carefree attitude of todays generation

Crime Monitoring

Creation of Crime history

Online access by UID

Media Monitoring Committee

Will monitor all media and append crime histories

If a person Hits & Runs, his driving license will be suspended immediately.

3 days show cause time period.

If he doesn't turn up , subsequently other facilities like credit &communication services will be blocked

IfIdentity is lost everything is lost


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Creation of Medical History by regular check-up's

Sampling at the time of vaccination

C

oncerned

authorities will be responsible for maintainingproper medical records in accordance with Census 2010


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In the field of

Recreation & Sports

Arts

Science & Technology

Handpicking star performers via creation of database

Appending all logs to their UID

On a nationwide scale


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Promotion via personal experience of family members

Particularly in rural sector

Excellent facilities & perks to teachers willing to serve in

rural areas

Excellent means urban excellent


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Peace

Real happenings as a part of curriculum

Masking of indigenous culture over corporate/foreign

Professionalism is req. but switching is vandalism

Promoting rural youth

Rural youth know culture better than urban youth

Education Boards should make Value Education mandatory

as a part of their curriculum

Skits portraying culture


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Private Marketing of already existing ITIs

2400 ITIs already existing

193 in M.P.


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UID supports addition of multiple records via a single DBMS

Fields

Medical history

Crime history

Credit history

PDS

Personal Information

Control over corruption

Cashless transactions via micro-atms


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Outsourcing Marketing of policies to private firms

Reason

Corruption prevailing 100 = 13 + ?

Only 13 reaches to the masses

Feasibility

Even if 10% of 87/100 is spent on outsourcing then imagine the

impact


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Commendable job by policy makers

Focus on component improvement & implementation


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Youth Policy 2003

UIDAIDraft


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Prestige Institute of Management & Research, Indore

For inspiration & promotion

Prof. Bhavna Sharma

F

or their invaluable contributions in our brainstorming sessions Idris Khan

Atul Kothana

Arun Ray

Rinkal Arenja


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Contact : [email protected]

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