Study Of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme With Special Reference To Saraipali Vidhan Sabha Constituency

Abstract

Democratically elected governments work inspired by the spirit of public welfare. These governments make such schemes so that the lower class of the society can be uplifted. This gives double benefit. Welfare schemes not only provide benefits to the general public but also enhances the popularity of the government. And at the time of elections, the common citizen votes in favor of the government. The UPA government created the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, the aim of which was to provide at least 100 days of employment in a year to the hardworking people living in rural areas. Found in the area, it was given the form of an Act. On 5 September 2005, the National Employment Guarantee Act 2005 was passed in India and it was implemented from 2 February 2006 with the announcement of the Prime Minister and the target was set to implement it all over India. Due to its success and popular demand, it was to be implemented all over India after only 2 years from 1st April 2008. And it was implemented. In accordance with this, Chhattisgarh The government has prepared a detailed plan to implement this scheme and all the hardworking people of the society living in rural areas are benefiting from it. An important feature of our Constitution is the Directive Principles. Except for the constitutions of some countries, there are no such elements in the constitutions of any other country. The makers of the Indian Constitution have not only described the system of organization of the state and its charter. In fact, this direction has also been decided. India has to try to improve it further in the future. The aim of the Constitution makers was to establish a welfare state in India and hence they laid down the policy.A public welfare state was to be established in India and hence he included such things in the policy directive principles. If these are translated into action then it may be possible to establish a public welfare state. Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Scheme is also one of these public welfare schemes. And the role of the public is important in these schemes. India is a country of villages. India's development is not possible without development of villages. The condition of the villages is pathetic, the laborers here have to migrate here and there for labor after agricultural work. Therefore, there was a need for such schemes, which could stop the migration of rural laborers and provide them with work throughout the year. Therefore, Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Scheme is such a scheme, which can make the development of villages meaningful. The priority of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Scheme is rural people. Therefore, the work is conducted keeping in mind the interest of the public and their facilities at the site are also taken care of. For them, shady trees or arrangements are made for some rest during work and if the workers have small children, then arrangements are made for their care. The rules and regulations of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Scheme have been made keeping in mind the public interest.