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    Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojna or Saubhagya is a newly launched scheme by PM Narendra Modi which aims for last mile power connectivity to willing household. This is yet another attempt to lift the living standard of poor people in India. This scheme aims to improve the environment, public health, education and connectivity. This is 16320-Crore scheme with a target of December 2018. Saubhagya is also one of the ambitious project of PM Modi and BJP which will target over 40 million people in mostly rural areas. Why Saubhagya is Launched     A village is declared to be electrified if at least 10% of house along with public places like schools, hospitals, panchayats have access to electricity. The Deen Dayal Upadhyay Gram Jyoti Yojana was launched in July 2015, which electrified more than 78% of 18000 villages. Even if the villages were declared electrified, large number of household still remaining without electricity access. "Saubhagya is aimed to electrify the househol

"Mr. Modi has built a vision of  a unified India and people may disagree on that, but I think that is what country needs at this point of time. He is able, capable and innovative enough to look at India afresh and I am optimistic that with his leadership, India will be that new India, which he has promised."                                                                                                                                                                                                                     "Ratan Tata" Mr. Tata is not the first one who has been smitten by charismatic personality of Modi ji but majority of people believe that he is one of the most influential personalities India has till today.  His vision has attracted powerful as well as 3rd world countries as an opportunity to capitalize Indian markets. Japan is one of the country from the same list. Although India and Japan have dialogue at summit level on annual basis but

        In this article we are going to discuss about a special act by Honorable Parliament of India called AFSPA. This gives some special power to armed forces and has been in place from long time in various areas. It has also drawn many flakes from various groups like human rights. So lets understand what AFSPA is all about.      Armed Forces Special Power Act or AFSPA are the acts of the Parliament of India that gives special power to the Armed forces to bring under control what the Government of India consider 'Disturbed' areas. The 'disturbed' area has to maintain status quo for a minimum of 3 months. Which areas can be declared “Disturbed”? The region that witness the activities involving terrorist acts with a view to terrifying the Governments, striking terror in the people or any section of the people, alienating any section of the people or adversely affecting the harmony amongst different sections of the people. The regions that witness t

        Inter state transfers in India is very common and a huge chunk of people undergo the shift every year. Apart from all the difficulties in the transfer process, Vehicle transfer is a major one and its very complicated as it evolves lots of paper work between the two RTO office. In this post I will try to explain and walk through the process for personal vehicles.  There are two ways to legally drive your vehicle in new state : Pay the life time road tax in the new state's RTO and you are good to go. Transfer the registration to new state and get a new number plate altogether. Transfer without getting new registration     The easiest option is to pay the complete road tax for the vehicle (Refer concerned states road tax) and start using the vehicle.  Process :     In this case you can operate your vehicle in both the states as you have paid road tax for both the states. Following documents are required for paying the road tax: Invoice copy   RC (Registr