Document List For Gujarat Government Scheme And Certificate's for Gujarat Government
Archive List For Gujarat Government Scheme And Certificate's for Gujarat Government
Gujarat Government Published a rundown of the proof of recipients offering advantages to different government plans. Supporting proof is vital for government workplaces to exploit the testaments and different government plans. The rundown underneath is given beneath.
Non-Creamy Layer Certificate Document List
Non-Creamy Layer Form And Photo
Apportion Card
Position Certificate/Jatino Dakhlo
Pay Certificate/Avakno Dakhlo
L.C
Pay Affidavit
Caste Certificate Document List
Caste Certificate Form And Photo
Ration Card
L.C. Of Father And Relative Anyone
Light Bill
EBC Certificate Document List
Income Certificate / Avakano Dakhlo Form And Photo
Election Card
Adhar Card
L.C
Income Proof OF Talati
EBC Affidavit / Sogandnamu
Jamin Utara
Income Certificate / Avakano Dakhalo Document List
Income Certificate / Avakano Dakhlo Form And Photo
Election Card
Adhar Card
L.C
Income Proof OF Talati
Income Affidavit / Sogandnamu
Domicile Certificate Document List
Domicile Form And Photo
Ration Card
L.C
Living 10 Year Certificate Given By Talati
Living Affidavit
Last Light Bill
Born Certificate
Police Station Dakhlo
New Ration Document List
New Ration Card Form And Photo
Election Card
Nam Kami Dakhlo
Adhar Card
Bank Passbook
Talati No Dakhlo
New Name Add In Ration Document List
Ration Card
Name Add Document
Children Born Certificate
Name Kami Dakhlo
Marriage Certificate / Lagn Nu Pramanpatra- Document List
Marriage Certificate / Lagn Nu PramanPatra Form
Adhar Card ( Both )
Election Card ( Both )
Passport Photo
Marriage Photo
Lagn Ni Kankotri
L.C ( If Have )
Witness Proof ( Sakshi Nu Adhar Card )
Maharaj Certificate
RTE Document List
Adhar Card
Ration Card
Light Bill
Bhada Karar
Bank Passbook
Avakno Dakhlo
Maa Card Document List
Form And Photo
Election Card
Ration Card
Adahar Card
Avak No Dakhalo
Food License Document List
3 Photo
Adhar Card
Food Testing Report
Karigar Medical Certi.
Map
DD
FSSI Online Registration
Gumasta Dhara Document List
Vera Bill
Vera Bill Ni Rasid
Kharid Vechan Bill
ID Proof
Bhada karar
Bhagidari Dastavej
Rabar Stemp
Name Change / Surname Change Document List
Ration Card
Adhar Card
Proof Of New Name
Born Certificate
Witness Proof
Affidavit ( if )
What has Changed in 73 years From1947 to 2020, Gdp,Curruncy,Gold,Petrol.
What has Changed in 73 years From1947 to 2020, Gdp,Curruncy,Gold,Petrol.
Understand in graphics what has changed in 73 years / In 1947, the price of 10 grams of gold was less than Rs 89, today not even 2 liters of milk
India's population has quadrupled in 73 years, from 340 million at independence to more than 137 million now
In 1947, the price of 1 liter of petrol was 27 paise, today it has crossed Rs 80
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New Delhi. What do I do if I have 27 paise? You would say that it was closed years ago. You are right. Even though the money has no value today, on Independence Day, i.e. 15th August 1947, 1 liter of petrol could be bought with this amount of money. At that time, 10 grams of gold could be bought for the same amount of petrol as 1 liter of petrol is available today. At the price of a liter of petrol today, one could travel four times by train from Delhi to Mumbai in those days.
Today you earn Rs 249 in a day. Spend more than that, but that was the annual income of the average citizen at that time. The country has changed in many areas in the last 73 years. What was the situation in the country at the time of independence and what is it today? Here is the detailed answer ...
1. How much has the population of the country increased in the last 73 years?
When we got independence from the British in 1947, the population of the country was only 34 crores. The first census was taken in 1951 after independence. At that time, the country's population had grown from 34 to 36 crore. At the time of independence, India's literacy rate was only 12 per cent, which also increased to 18 per cent by 1951.
The last census was taken in 2011. At that time the population of the country was over 121 crores. The literacy rate also rose to 74 percent. In other words, at the time of independence only 12 per cent of the people in the country could study, now it has increased significantly.
In addition, Aadhaar card issuing body UIDAI also releases population statistics from time to time. Accordingly, by May 2020, the country's population has exceeded 137 crore. Now, if you do the calculations, it can be said that the population of the country has increased 4 times since independence.
There is also an assumption that by 2050, India will be number one in the list of the world's most populous countries. Will be at 1. At present, India ranks second after China.
2. How much has the country's GDP increased in 73 years?GDP is the most basic measure of a country's economic potential. It is said that when the British came to India, India's share in world GDP was 22%.
This means that by the 18th century, India's GDP was the highest in the world. But due to the exploitative policy of the British, the country's GDP continued to decline. When the country was liberated from the clutches of the British, the GDP was Rs 2.70 lakh crore. At that time, India's share in the world's total GDP was only 3%.
But since independence, India's GDP has grown more than 55 times. GDP in 2019-20 is estimated at 147.79 lakh crore. Today, India is the 5th largest economic power in the world and accounts for more than 4% of the world's GDP.
source:: divya bhaskar
3. How much did the average Indian earn in 73 years of independence?Today, even a well-planned mobile recharge for Rs 249 is not available. Some people's daily expenses are more than Rs 249. But when the country became independent, the average annual income of an Indian was Rs. 249 was the same.
However, it should also be noted that the average Indian's annual income has increased 542 times since independence. At present the per capita annual income of the country is 1 lakh 35 thousand 50 rupees. Is equal to. That means 11 thousand 254 rupees per month.
How much has poverty in the country decreased since independence?
Now it is understood that if income has increased then poverty has also decreased. However, let us try to understand through statistics how much poverty has decreased in the 73 years since independence. When the country became independent, 80 per cent of the total population i.e. 25 crore people were living below the poverty line.
Now let's look at the statistics. The latest poverty line figures are available only up to 2011-12. Accordingly, the country's 269 million population is still below the poverty line. That means 22 percent of the population is still poor. As a result, 58 per cent people have come out of poverty since independence.
5. How much has the price of gold increased in 73 years?It is a well-known fact that at one time India was called the Golden Sparrow. The reason was that every household in the country must have gold. Even today, more gold than the GDP of many countries of the world is stored in our temples. According to World Gold Council data, about 25,000 tonnes of gold, valued at more than Rs 75 lakh crore, is stored in Indian homes and temples.
One of the reasons for the traditional attraction of Indians towards gold is that its price is constantly rising. So it is easy to get cash by pledging gold as per requirement.
Now let us also know that at the time of independence, the price of 10 grams of gold was only Rs 88.62. Was. Today, the price of gold per 10 grams is more than 54 thousand rupees.
This means that in 1947, we could buy 10 grams of gold for the same amount, today we do not get even 2 liters of milk for the same amount. Because today the price of 1 liter of milk is also an average of Rs. Is equal to.
6. How much has the price of petrol gone up in 73 years?Talk of petrol after gold. But first let me tell you how many carriages we had there at the time of independence. The Ministry of Road Transport has been keeping vehicle registration data since 1951. At that time there were around 3 lakh vehicles registered in the country. That means there were less than 3 lakh vehicles in our country at the time of independence. At present more than 30 crore vehicles are registered.
During these years not only cars but also petrol prices went up. At the time of independence, a liter of petrol was available for only 27 paise. But today a liter of petrol has gone up to more than Rs 80. According to this, petrol has become 300 times more expensive since independence.
7. Railway passenger growth in 73 years? How much did the rent go up?On April 1, 1853, the first train ran in our country. It was the first train to cover a distance of 33.6 km between Mumbai and Thane. Then gradually the railway line grew and the railway became the lifeline of India. Lifeline is because train is the medium through which millions of passengers can travel daily.
When India-Pakistan split, the railways were the only means by which people were coming from India to Pakistan and from Pakistan to India. Currently, during the Corona epidemic, the railways are the only way to get migrant workers home.
The reason for calling it a lifeline is also because the number of passengers traveling on it is increasing every year. In 1950-51, 128 crore people traveled in a train year. The number has increased to 843 crore in 2018-19. The number of people traveling by train has increased 6.5 times over the years.
The number of passengers has increased. Inflation has also risen. The railway network has grown. Naturally the rent also goes up. So understand that in 1950-51, the railways used to charge 1.5 paise per km. While in 2018-19, the fare is more than 44 paise per km. According to this, the railway fare has increased 30 times.
If we talk about the revenue of the railways, in 1950-51, the railways used to get revenue of Rs 98 crore from the passengers. In the year 2018-19, the revenue of the year was 50 thousand crores.
in 73 years?If everything is increasing then let's take a look at the expenditure of the central government. Our first budget came when we were free. That first budget of independent India was from 15th August to 31st March 1948. The government had set aside Rs 197 crore in this budget.
Since then, the budget of our country has increased more than fifteen thousand times. In the budget presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in 2020-21, the government had set aside Rs 30.42 lakh crore. This money will be spent on our health, education, national security, development and other places.
9. How much has the rupee weakened against the dollar in 73 years?You may have heard that at the time of independence, the value of 1 dollar was equal to 1 rupee. But there is no such mention in government statistics. The world's oldest travel company is Thomas Cook. Older because it started in 1881. That company provides foreign exchange services. I.e. rupee for dollar and dollar for rupee.
Data is available on the company's website.
read divybhaskar report: click here
It states that at the time of independence the value of 1 dollar was 3 rupees 30 paise. Today, the value of one dollar is 74 rupees 79 paise. This means that the rupee has depreciated 23 times against the dollar since independence.
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SAURASHTRA-KUTCH MA BHARE VARSAD NI AAGAHI BABAT "OFFICIAL PRESS-NOTE."
SAURASHTRA-KUTCH MA BHARE VARSAD NI AAGAHI BABAT "OFFICIAL PRESS-NOTE."
Weather Watch Group meeting held on Heavy rains forecast in North Gujarat and Saurashtra-Kutch areas starting August 15-16. Rains starting this week are likely to fall till next week: NDRF teams on stand-by following meteorological department forecast: Relief Commissioner Shri Harshad Patel Prohibition on 5 total reservoirs on high alert, 11 reservoir alerts and 3 reservoir warming in the state. Relief Commissioner and Additional Secretary Shri Harshad R. Weather Watch in place of Patel's chairman The group's webinar was held at Gandhinagar today.
The meteorological department has said that the rains that started this week are likely to fall next week as well. In addition, the next date. Heavy rains are also forecast in Saurashtra-Kutch areas including North Gujarat on August 15 and 16. A meeting of the Weather Watch was started by Ms. T. J. Vyas, Deputy Collector, State Emergency Operations Center, to welcome all the online officers.
Relief Commissioner Shri Harshad Patel told the officers present in the virtual meeting that this morning from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm in 8 talukas 1 mm to 3 mm of rain has been recorded. The highest rainfall of 5 mm has been recorded in Kalyanpur taluka. The state has received 31.5 mm of rainfall till 11/09/2030. Which is 7.5% as compared to the state average of 31 mm for the last thirty years.
OFFICIAL PRESS-NOTE FROM HERE
"Low pressure is building in the northern part of the Bay of Bengal in two days," an IMD official said. In addition, a cyclonic circulation is on the Pakistan-Kutch-Rajasthan area and in the coming week, besides South Gujarat, there may be light to very heavy rains in Central and North Gujarat as well as Saurashtra and Kutch. The rains that started this week are likely to extend into next week. Heavy rains are likely in North Gujarat, Saurashtra and Kutch areas around August 14 and 15. It was stated by the agriculture department that an estimated 3.02 lakh hectares of kharif crops have been planted till 10/08/2030 this year. During the same period last year, 21.5 lakh hectares were planted. This year, 51.50% of the area has been planted against the average area under the last three years. According to the Irrigation Department, the Sardar Sarovar reservoir has an existing surface of 114.5 meters and a storage of 1,31,008 mcft of water. Which is 31.12% of the total storage capacity. As well as 2.50 cusecs of water has been received. The total storage in 203 reservoirs of the state is 4.5%. At present, there are 4 reservoirs on high alert, 11 reservoirs on alert and 3 reservoirs on warning. According to the Fisheries Department, fishermen are banned from plowing the seas from today till August 15. Mr. Patel said that next week, Ta. NDRF teams have been on stand-by following the forecast of heavy rains from August 15 to August 15. These teams will also be sent to North Gujarat if required. Saurashtra - Kutch and South Gujarat NDRF team will be retained. Following the forecast of heavy rains, all the departments have been instructed to be vigilant and prepare in advance.
Education Minister's statement on when schools will reopen, government clarifies on September 1 message
REducation Minister's statement on when schools will reopen, government clarifies on September 1 message
Millions of parents are thinking about opening schools across the country due to the Koro epidemic. So some groups have even appealed to the Prime Minister not to open the school at present. According to the Union Ministry of Education, the situation is being assessed and any further decision can be taken on that basis.
▼☞The message about opening a school-college went viral
▼☞ The government said there were no plans at present
Regarding the plans to open schools especially for primary students, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank said, "Under the guidance of Unlock 3, the Home Ministry has directed to close schools, colleges and all coaching institutes by August 31. We will make the decision according to whatever guidelines come from the ministry. "
Education Minister appeals to states not to open schools and colleges
Parent groups have appealed to the Prime Minister, Union Education Minister and Chief Ministers of various states not to open schools at present. On the other hand, the Delhi government wants schools to open as soon as possible. According to the Delhi government, it is very important for students to go to school and the holistic development of students can only be done at school.
Currently, all schools across the country will remain closed until August 31 in view of the Corona transition. Therefore, any new decision to open a school can be taken only during the month of September.
Explain the message that schools will start from September 1
Schools have been open since September 1, according to a viral message on social media. However, the central government has clarified that it has no intention of opening schools till December. The government news agency also tweeted that the government has not taken any decision at present.
