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Adarsh Gram MP/Party Village Work Done Work in Progress Whats More WHO’S WHO - Adarsh Gram MP/Party Village work done work In progress whats more Land development, housing for Urwa 1,UP, Sonia Gandhi 38% 46% the poor, roadside plantation, Phase1 INC President wage employment generation Conctruction of compost pits,- Jagdishpur 2, Rahul Gandhi, INC 40% 36% generation of wage employ- UP, Phase 1 Vice President ment, land development, housing for poor families Manmohan Singh, Paschim Bekeli, 12.8% No 148 projects in two phases- only INC Assam 19 schemes completed. Most proj- Detail ects taken from MNREGA. Gravel roads, toilets, 14 anganwadi cen- tres, one health sub centre Motilal Vora, RS Mohlai, Ch- 90% 4% Aadhar generation, animal health hatisgarh scheme, toilet clusters and run- ningw aters in primary and middle schools Distribution of seeds, toolkits, Ghulam Nabi Azad Barthi,- 55% 6% J&K,Phase 1 incentives of apricots Shashi Tharoor Kottukal, Kerala 54.5% 46.5% Eye screening camp,malaria Mallikarjun Kharge, Konkal, Karna- 50% 50% control, 200 toilets, RO water Lok Sabha taka, Phase 1 Jyotiriditya Kasbarenj,MP, 43% 18% Scindhia Phase 1 Abhishek Manu Mandoli 32% 26% Singhvi Ra jasthan Honouring freedom fighters, Ashok Chavan Rohi Pimpalgaon, 32% 45% Maharashtra, awareness programmes on sex Phase 1 ratio, child marriage Kamal Nath Bisapurkala,MP, 31% 69% Phase 1 P J Kurien Naranamoozhy 29% 33% Ahmed Patel Dumkhal,Gujarat 27% 6% Veerappa Moily Agalakuppe, 31% 100% immunisation,BSNL broad- Karnataka 24% band connection,bus services Capt Amarinder Dhaul Kalan, 19% 32% Construction of anganwadio Singh Punjab, Phase 1 centre,panchayat ghar,school boundary,boys toilet in school Saifuddin Soz Kalayban, J&K 11% A K Antony, INC Thaicattussery, 28% New gravel roads, individual Kerala 8% household toilets, ready to use septic tanks, organic vegeta- ble cultivation Ambika Soni Ghanauli,Pun- jab,Phase 1 7% 36% Oscar Fernandes, Shiruru, Karna- 3% No RS, INC taka Detail Electricfication of 50 house- Bakrana,Guja- L K Advani 50% 50% holds,crematoria installation,- rat,Phase 1 BJP constrcution to support Harijan Bund Murli Manohar Singhpur 57% 7% Panchayat Darpan report Joshi, BJP Kachhar, UP, pending .Artificial insemination Phase 1 and vaccination, seed replace- ment,Kisan credit cards Vocational training for women, Sumitra Mahajan, Potlod,Madhya 60% 36% correction of BPL list, gate for Lok Sabha Speaker Pradesh, middle schools BJP Phase 1 Rajveer Raju Aurangabad,UP, 92% Bhaiya Singh Phase 1 Varun Gandhi, LS Vallipur, UP 71% 7% Electrification, mgnrega, solar lighting, sports facilities, animal vaccination Anurag Thakur Dehlan 65% No Lower,Himachal Pradesh, Detail Phase 1 Maj Gen B C Khanduri Dewali 56% 9% Adventure sports tourism, Bhanigram, agricultural work Uttarakhand Poonam Mahajan Charoti, 28% 5% Maharashtra, Phase 1 Electrification, Chandan Mitra Bhadbadia,MP, 25% 50% Phase 1 anganwadi building Bhupender Yadav, Salemabad, 20% 40% Boundary wall of shamshan, RS, BJP Ra jasthan nala nirman, IT centre Vinay Katiyar Baraon, UP 13% 17% Dushyant Singh, Bhalta,Rajas- 9% No BJP than,Phase 1 Detail Yogi Adityanath, Jangle Aurahi, No No Village development plan and now CM UP UP, Phase 1 Panchayat Darpan report Detail Detail pending Sarbananda Kemi Jelem,As- 3% 25% Cremation ground, 6 computer Sonowal, Former sam, Phase 1 sets, sports tournament for the Sports minister and youth, Rabi crop technology now CM Assam Manohar Parikkar, Barauliya, No 7/ 1 6 Pond renovation, CC road former Defence UP,Phase 1 construction Minister and now Detail Projects CM Goa Sakshi Maharaj Tikargarhi, No No Both Village development plan UP,Phase 1 Detail Detail and Panchayat Darpan plan pending still Hari Manjhi, former Bakraur, 42/341 31/341 CM Bihar Bihar,Phase 1 Sharad Pawar, NCP Enkul,Maharash- 98% No Digging of farm ponds, planta- tra,Phase 1 tions, seperate SHGs for hand- Detail icapped people Supriya Sule,NCP Dapodi, Maha- 46% 38% 100% institutional rashtra,Phase 1 deliveries,24*7 electricity supply,5000 trees planted, biogas for households Praful Patel,NCP Pathari, 31% 10% Construction of 30 dustbins, 2 Maharashtra, dhobhi ghats, 2 funeral places, Phase 1 2 samaj mandirs, 28 well plat- forms Boundary wall for primary Tamauli, Mulayam Singh 50% 20% school,gas connection to all Uttar Pradesh, Yadav, SP families,vaccination of cattle Phase 1 Dimple Yadav, SP Saidpur Sakri, 81% 2% Construction of CC roads, soak UP, Phase 1 pits,women SHGs Mayawati,BSP Mall, UP,Phase 1 69% 31% Kanimozhi, DMK Srivenkatesapuram, 68% 20% Construction of individual Tamilnadu households Shibhu Soren, JMM Ranga,Jharkhand, 18% 49% Computers, road to Phase 1 anganwadi, toilet and soakpit in anganwadi Bhagwant Mann, Benra,Punjab No 13% AAP Detail H D Devegowda, Channangihalli, 52% 35% Animal husbandry, irrigation, JD(S) Karnataka, solar street lights Phase 1 Muzzaffar Hussain Landerwan, J&K 22% 14% Baig, PDP Kavita Kalvakuntla, Kandakurthi, 25% 50% Electrification, TRS Telangana, anganwadi building Phase 1 Anbumani Mottankurichi, 47% 13% Ramadoss, PMK Tamilnadu Dushyant Chautala, Makhand, 49% 36% INLD Haryana Rajeev Mangalore, 13% 3% Chandrashekhar, Karnataka Independent.
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