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## [PolicySweeps] Policysweepsdigest Digest, Vol 73, Issue 2

Released on 2012-08-25 09:00 GMT

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2. [OS] PAKISTAN/BIRD - Govt allocates Rs1.18bln to prevent bird
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Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2008 11:07:25 +0100
From: Erd?sz Viktor <erdesz@stratfor.com>
Subject: [OS] INDIA/PP - Uttar Pradesh starts business quotas for low
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Uttar Pradesh starts business quotas for low castes
http://in.news.yahoo.com/reuters_ids_new/20080208/r_t_rtrs_nl_features/tnl-uttar-pradesh-starts-business-quotas-14e6d93.html
Fri, Feb 8 10:40 AM
The head of India's most populous state, the so-called "queen of the
untouchables", is tentatively extending lower-caste quotas into the
private sector, a move that may have major political and economic
repercussions.
India's lower castes and indigenous tribes already claim about half of
government and public sector jobs, a scheme of affirmative action aimed
at redressing the imbalance of Hinduism's ancient caste system.
But Mayawati, Uttar Pradesh chief minister and champion of Dalits or
"untouchables," is expanding this into any private projects undertaken
with the state, a booming sector as India spends billions of dollars on
infrastructure such as highways.
Most leading businesses have shunned the idea of quotas, worried it will
worsen their competitiveness in a global market.
Mayawati's government issued a circular this week to ensure departments
implemented the quota system and took out full-page advertisements in
prominent daily newspapers, with the title "New Positive Reservation
Initiatives".
"Because of the anti-reservation mentality of the ruling classes the
full benefits of reservation is not reaching the people," the advert said.
It is the first prominent policy in India to include private business
into the quota system, analysts say, and highlights the role caste
politics will play in 2009 general elections.
"There is increasingly a competitive race politically over who is doing
what with reservations," said T.K. Bhaumik, chief economist of Reliance
Industries Ltd, India's largest business conglomerate. "There are
elections ahead."
Under the scheme, quotas will be introduced in public-private
partnership enterprises, as well as in private companies doing
outsourced state government work.
Firms solely working in the private sector are not included.
"This quota system is a very important move because for the first time
we are seeing it implemented in business rather than just talked about,"
said Mahesh Rangarajan, a political analyst.
Critics say the economy is still split on caste, with top managers
mostly higher castes while Dalits, about 16 percent of India's 1.1
billion people, are relegated to menial jobs.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, in a 2006 speech, called on companies to
take voluntary action to help lower castes get jobs, a statement at the
time widely seen as a warning to India's booming business sector to act
or face possible legislation.
"Now how do we function?" said a leading industrialist in Kanpur. He
asked to remain anonymous because of fears his statement could have
repercussions on his business in Uttar Pradesh.
"We will have to replace many of our workers, thereby rendering the
existing manpower jobless."
(Additional reporting by Alistair Scrutton in New Delhi)
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Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2008 11:28:17 +0100
From: Erd?sz Viktor <erdesz@stratfor.com>
Subject: [OS] PAKISTAN/BIRD - Govt allocates Rs1.18bln to prevent bird
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Govt allocates Rs1.18bln to prevent bird flu spread
http://news.aaj.tv/news.php?pg=3&show=detail&nid=93569
ISLAMABAD ( 2008-02-08 02:15:13 ) :
The government has allocated Rs1.18 billion for prevention of bird flu
in the country, Chief Executive Livestock and Dairy Development Board Dr
Muhammad Afzal said on Thursday.
Talking to the state TV channel he said, 40 teams have already been
assigned the task to persistently collect samples from various poultry
farms aiming to ensure timely detection.
He said, so far around 100,000 samples have been collected while samples
of only two farms were found positive.
Besides, rapid response teams are working in each district. They
regularly visit poultry farms of their respective areas and collect
samples. On confirmation, positive chicken is culled and owner of the
poultry farm is paid compensation, he added.
He said, as many as 40 laboratories are working in the country to detect
the menace of bird flu. One state of the art laboratory is working in
the Fedearl Capital.
Meanwhile, Executive Director National Institute of Health Major General
Masood Anwar(Retd) talking to state TV channel said NIH has deployed
special teams in each district in collaboration with ministry officials
to monitor the workers of poultry farms.
Besides one each focal person has also been deputed in each province to
keep an eye on the situation. Tests of all the four persons so far taken
have been proved negative, he added.
Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2008
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