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'EK Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' Contest
During the Rashtriya Ekta Divas address on 31st October, on the occasion of birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi announced that the ...
During the Rashtriya Ekta Divas address on 31st October, on the occasion of birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi announced that the Government of India proposes to launch a new initiative called ‘EK Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’. The programme aims to give a boost to the existing cultural connect between different parts of the country and enhance interaction between people living in different states.
Conceptually, the idea is that each year one state should connect to any other state in India on a reciprocal basis. As the Prime Minister himself explained through an example in his speech, "Haryana as a state can decide to connect with Tamil Nadu for the year 2016 and the activities that Haryana state can undertake may include popularizing the rich heritage of Tamil Nadu in Haryana through song festivals, book festivals, literary events, food festivals, tours of people of Haryana to Tamil Nadu and vice versa. In the year 2017, Haryana would connect to any other state and in 2018 to another state and so on".
The knowledge of the culture, traditions and practices of different states will lead to an enhanced understanding and bonding between each other thereby strengthening the unity and and integrity of India. The full address of the portion of the Prime Minister's speech, where he announced the scheme, can be accessed here.
We believe that such an initiative to connect people-to-people should be implemented with inputs from the citizens of India.
With this view, MyGov introduces the ‘EK Bharat Shreshtha Bharat’ contest. Citizens are invited to submit their ideas and suggestions on how the programme should be structured so as to encapsulate its true spirit in all its various dimensions and capture the diversity that characterises India.
While the citizens are free to submit their ideas in kernel format, they can also expand in detail on the themes and sub-themes. Citizens may consider the following general themes on which to base their ideas, while submitting their entries. These themes are only indicative and participants are free to include any other points they deem appropriate.
1. Identifying role of central government and state governments in implementing the programme
2. Identifying the manner in which the governments, civil society and private sector can work together.
3. Specifying the Use of modern communication tools, including social media.
4. Documentation of success stories.
5. Making 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' a people's movement rather than a government programme.
Participants are encouraged to submit original and innovative ideas. An idea, merely rich in detail but lacking originality, would not score more than a very innovative idea explained briefly. However, if a very innovative idea is also explained in detail, it will naturally score higher.
Participants may submit their entries as attached PDF documents while providing a summary of their proposals in the comment section.
The winners of the contest will be awarded a certificate by the Prime Minister, along with cash prizes as follows:
1. First Prize - Rs. 100,000/-
2. Second Prize - Rs. 75,000/-
3. Third Prize - Rs. 50,000/-
The last date for submission is 25th December, 2015.
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I have submitted my task in PDF format. Thanks.
I am submitting my entry in the attached PDF #EKBharatShreshthaBharat
RESPECTED SIR THE IDEA HAS BEEN ATTACHED IN FORM OF POINTS FOR MUUAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE.
KINDEST REGARDS
CA ASHIMA SUKHANI
Please find attached herewith my suggestions in pdf form.
One very old practice followed by me and my brother to develop Geography knowledge is selection of name of a Country at the Dining Table when all of us including our Parents present, and each of us tell about the location of the place, how one can visit the place, what are the main source of living of the people, the topography etc.By this way we can also take up one place in Tamilnadu sitting in Faridabad in Haryana. This is the easiest way to interact with people of one Place in Tamilnadu
Sir,
Please find my ideas on the subject enclosed.
Regards
Shivendra K Duklan
Dear Sir/ Madam,
I am not sure, if the idea is submitted.
Nitesh Pandey
Aadarniya Pradhanmantri Ji,
I found in USA Indian and Pakistani can easily be good friends because we both speak same language, however with many south indians we talk in English. My idea is that similarly as south Indians study Hindi as additional language. Students and people from north India should also learn one south Indian or any other language. Transfer of human resource from one state to another should be utilized for this. Language can help us in understanding each other and unite us.
Sir,
Please find my ideas on the subject enclosed.
Regards
Shivendra K Duklan
इस योजना को "स्मार्ट सिटी" योजना से जोड़कर एक नयी ऊँचाई को प्राप्त करना सम्भव है.अगर ये "स्मार्ट सिटी" मौजूदा विकसित शहरों से दूर विकसित कर के अन्य राज्यों के निवासियों के लिए भी जीवन-यापन हेतु कुछ विशेष व्यवस्था की जाए,तो इनके आवागमन से स्वतः एक अच्छा वातावरण बन सकता है. साथ ही, शहरीकरण की ओर लोगों के झुकाव के कारण नए और अक्षय ऊर्जा संसाधन युक्त बसाये गए शहरों में बड़ी आबादी बस सकती है. ऐसी व्यवस्था से मौजूदा शहरों को भी जलवायु प्रदुषण, यातायात की समस्या और निरन्तर बढ़ती आबादी से निजात मिलेगी.