POLITICAL PARTIES ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE TO WORK FOR THEIR MANIFESTO PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE ELECTION, HOWEVER IT IS FOR THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO PRIORISE THE SCHEDULED DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE

The 16th Finance Commission in its vision for the new allocation formula considering a spate of reforms and trade deals making the current financial year a bigger reform moment than 1991-92 , where in the said moment of the boost for economy by the budget allocations coming to the view points that privatisation must be given a chance for which the UP State government already doing needful, however now it is necessary to initiate the process required to achieve the ambition of the developed India for which the UP and Bihar will get more funds despite the new allocation formula. As far as the new labour laws are concerned the Finance Commission is considering it a bigger reform by way of replacing 29 mutually inconsistent and archaic labour laws bringing the new labour codes, even though the labour Unions are not satisfied with this reform of the Government of India keeping in view the accuracy and correctness of the old vision for the reform and now changes made for the new labour laws and trying to bring enough for the welfare of labour class instead of the new labour codes. The Commission's recommendations have increased allocations for the four of the five southern states, as well as for Gujrat, Maharashtra and Haryana. The commission has tweaked the criteria and associated weights only marginally. Its main departure has been to base ten percent of horizontal devolution on the states relative contributions to GDP. In assessing the shares of individual states. It is necessary to say that the shift in their share will be the results of (I) tweaks to the allocation formula, based on six criteria, and the associated weights (ll) Shifts that have occurred in the underlying variables, such as relative per-capita GDPs and the forest shares of states and (iii) how each state is positioned along the given criterion vis-a-vis the remaining 27 states, however trying to explain the shift based on any one criterion will not work. So it is necessary to bring all these connectivities before the Finance Commission and demand correct and affective implementation of the additional criterion based on the information asked by the Finance Commission with the plea to follow difficulties faced by the hilly states like Himachal Pradesh and bring it to some solution failing which it is difficult to continue with the maintenance and the disaster management appearing suddenly by way of climate change and the rain damages etc etc, creating problem for the general public and state government is not in position to bring it at par with others as for as the matter of revenue deficit grant is concerned, in the present vision released on February 1,by the 16th Finance Commission:-- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number, 9459334377