Abstract :
The Government of India has introduced many
employment generation programmes to eradicate poverty
and unemployment, since in 1980. Many of the
employment programmes failed due to the common
problems of ineffective targeting, leakages and poor quality
asset creation, etc. Hence, while developing rules and
guidelines for implementation of the MGNREG Act 2005,
more attention should be paid to the lessons we have learnt
from past experiences. Because this act has the potential
not only to strengthen social security in India, this
programme will generate work for the poorest; it is also an
opportunity to increase the stranded of living, but also there
is corruption in the MGNREGA, no question about that.
But simple indices that claim to measure corruption and
make an assessment of interstate levels of corruption can
end up offering us a wrong understanding
Keyword :
MGNREGA, corruption index, wage, allowance, opportunity, non Congress, overwhelming, Bhalla’s claims