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PTI
 
New Delhi, Feb 16: Following are the political highlights of President A P J Abdul Kalam's address to joint sitting of Parliament:

  • 150th anniversary of First War of Independence next year
  • Govt combating terrorism, militancy and extremism
  • Govt working on governance, electoral, judicial reforms
  • Right to Information Act to reduce corruption
  • National e-Governance Plan ready
  • Sixth Pay Commission for government employees
  • Need to maintain communal harmony
  • Govt committed to restore peace in J&K, North East
  • Govt willing to talk to all political groups
  • Defence modernised, military capability strengthened
  • Relation with Pakistan improved but infiltration and cross-border terrorism remain a concern
  • Substantial transformation in relation with the US
  • Ties with Russia further strengthened
  • Greater cooperation with the EU, China, Japan, Asean
  • New 15-point programme for minorities in the offing
  • Govt for 33 per cent women reservation in Parliament
  • Bill on protection against sexual harassment soon
  • National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
  • New IIS in Kolkata, Pune and Punjab
  • National Disaster Management Authority in operation
  • Reservation for SC/ST in private education institutions
  • NREG Act to assist SC/ST farmers
  • Draft National Environment Policy formulated
  • National Tiger Conservation Authority to be created. 
  

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