Economists such as Jagdish Bhagwati and Arvind Panagariya have described NREGA as « an ineffective tool for transferring income to the poor » – the general idea is that it takes five rupees to transfer one rupee to NREGA workers. Economists like Surjit Bhalla have called it unsuccessful, suggesting that systems like NREGA must be scrapped, saying that any system with 85% leaks cannot be called « working successfully ». [110] This website is operated by the National Informatics Centre, Government. of India designed, developed, hosted and maintained for the Ministry of Rural Development of the Government of India. Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the content of this portal, this should not be construed as a legal statement or used for legal purposes. Links to other websites contained on this portal are provided for public convenience only. MoRD and NIC are not responsible for the content or reliability of the linked websites and do not necessarily endorse the views expressed therein. We cannot guarantee the availability of these linked sites at all times. These Terms and Conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of India.
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All information provided to this website is protected against loss, misuse, unauthorized access or disclosure, alteration or destruction. The legislation establishes the role of the State in ensuring transparency and accountability by upholding the right to information and proactive disclosure of information, the preparation of annual reports by the Central Council for Job Guarantee for Parliament and the State Employment Guarantee Councils for State legislators, the carrying out of mandatory financial audits by each district as well as the physical audit, the taking of measures on audit reports, the elaboration of a citizens` charter, the establishment of vigilance and monitoring committees and the development of a system of appeals for complaints. [37] The MGNREGA employment card is the main document containing the registers of employees` rights under this scheme. The application process for this job card begins by filling out an MGNREGA application form that can be obtained from the local Gram Panchayat. It will be issued approximately within 15 days of the application process. The form submitted by the applicant is verified by the Gram Panchayat by checking the details, para. B example if the applicant is of legal age or not, has a local residence or not, etc. Single women living alone can also receive this card. After verification of the information, job cards are issued to candidates. Applicants must upload the Performa for Job card to their state`s website as part of this program. This form is also available with the local gram panchayat. These social audits on NREGA`s work in Rajasthan highlight: a significant demand for the program, less than 2% corruption in the form of counterfeit sample rolls, the development of water extraction infrastructure as a top priority in the drought-prone district, the reduction of emigration and, above all, the participation of women by more than 80% in the job guarantee system.
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