Tracking real-time accountability for 160 distinct policy commitments made during the 2024 Andhra Pradesh Assembly Election 2024 cycle.
Score
52/100
Promises
160
Constitute a special commission to investigate and act against those the manifesto alleges were responsible for attacks on temples during the previous government's tenure.
Pursue accountability and prosecution of those the manifesto holds responsible for the deaths of Dr. Sudhakar, driver Subrahmanyam, Mantrubai and Dr. Achenna, which the manifesto attributes to the tenure of the previous government.
Pursue accountability and prosecution of those the manifesto holds responsible for the deaths of Backward Classes individuals it names - Thota Chandraiah, Amarnath Goud, Jallaiah Yadav and Pala Subbarao - which the manifesto attributes to the tenure of the previous government.
Provide a subsidy of up to Rs 10 lakh on project cost for small and medium industries and startups (Soubhagya Patham).
Provide protected drinking water with a tap connection to every household.
Spend Rs 10,000 crore in the budget on self-employment for Backward Classes.
Ensure political participation through nominations for communities with small populations that cannot contest elections.
Pass a resolution for 33% reservation for Backward Classes in legislatures and send it to the Centre.
Provide a Rs 4,000 per month pension to Backward Classes from the age of 50.
Establish a new corporation for the development of the goldsmith (Swarnakara) community.
Encourage construction of dhobi ghats for the Rajaka (washermen) community and provide a subsidy on electricity charges.
Provide 15 percent reservation in quarries for the Vaddera community and exempt them from royalty and seigniorage charges.
Allocate 10 percent of liquor shops to Geetha (toddy-tapper) workers.
Provide hostel accommodation for working women.
Take measures to economically empower women through a special scheme under the P4 model.
Increase interest-free loans to women's Self-Help Groups from Rs 3 lakh to Rs 10 lakh.
Take measures to re-appoint Gopala Mitras (dairy and cattle helpers).
Increase the honorarium for volunteers from Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 per month.
Extend government welfare schemes to low-paid outsourcing, contract and consolidated employees.
Review the Contributory/Guaranteed Pension Scheme (CPS/GPS) policy and work towards an acceptable solution.
