Kisan bapat baburao hazare (anna)

Events in Life of Kisan Hazare
• Launched
Bhrashtachar
Virodhi Jan
Aandolan
(BVJA)
• Padma
Bhushan
• Padma Shri1990-92
• Set up
investigati
on against
4 ministers
2003 • Fast unto
death for
revised Right
to Information
Act (RTI)
• Honorary
Doctorate2005-06
• Demanded
for NOTA
• Anti
corruption
fast for Jan
Lokpal Bill
• Indian of the
Year (NDTV)
2011
• Jan Lokpal
Bill Passed
• Allard Prize
for
International
Integrity
2013 -14
• Born in
Bhinagar in
Maharashtra.
1940
• Truck Driver
for Army,
Later Soldier
1963
• Contemplated
suicide after
retiring but
dedicated his
life for Social
Cause.
1978
• Development
model of
Ralegan
Sidhi
1978
onwards
• 2 Cabinet
Ministers
droped out
1995-96

Idea’s and Ideologies
 Non-Violence
 Anti Corruption
 Self-rule (Swaraj)
 Upliftment of socially backward classes.
 Creation of ideal villages based on Gandhian
philosophy.

Ralegan Siddhi
 Grain bank
 Gram sabha
 Education
 Milk production
 Prohibition of alcohol
 Removal of untouchability
 Watershed development programme

Transformation of Ralegan Siddhi
• Amendment
was made to the
Bombay
Prohibition Act
of 1949 in the
year 2009
Prohibition of
Alcohol
• In the year
1980
Grain Bank
• Water intensive crops were
banned and cash crops were
introduced.
• 70 acres of irrigation land was
converted into 2,500 acres
land.
Watershed
Development
Programme
• Encourged purchase of
new cattles
• Improvement in existing
breed
Milk Production
• In 1932 1st single
classroom school was
built.
• By 1976: Preschool
• In 1979: High School
• A charitable trust, “
Sant Yadavbaba
Prasarak Mandal “ was
formed in 1979Education
• Gandhian
Philosophy
• Campaigned
from 1998-2006
for Gram Sabha
Act
Gram Sabha
• Social barriers
and
discrimination
was eliminated
• Marriage of Dalits
were held as a
part of
community
marriage.
Removal of
untouchability

Prohibition of Alcohol
 Liquor dens were closed down.
 Alcohol was banned.
 Prohibition could come into force in a village if
25% of the women in the village demanded it.
 In the year 2009, amendment was made to the
Bombay Prohibition Act of 1949 to reflect this.

Grain Bank
 Objective: Food Security
 Initiated in 1980 in the temples of Ralegan
Siddhi.
 To overcome drought and crop failures.
 Those with surplus grains could donate a
quintal.

Watershed Development Programme
 Water intensive crops were banned.
Example: Sugarcane
 Cash crops were introduced.
Example: Pulses, Oil Seeds
 70 acres of irrigation land was converted into
2,500 acres land.

Milk Production
 Milk production being secondary occupation
was promoted in Ralegan Siddhi.
 Purchase of new cattle's was encouraged.
 Existing breeds were improved.

Education
 In 1932: 1st single classroom school was built.
 By 1976: Started preschool
 In 1979: Started high school
 In 1979: A charitable trust, “ Sant Yadavbaba
Prasarak Mandal “ was formed.

Gram Sabha
 Gandhian Philosophy
 1998-2006: Campaign for Gram Sabha Act led
to it’s amendment.
 Mandatory to seek sanction of Gram Sabha.

Removal of untouchability
 Social barriers were eliminated.
 Social discrimination was eliminated.
 Marriage of Dalits were held as a part of
community marriage.
 Integration of Dalits into the social and
economic life.

Contribution to Indian Politics
 Gram Sabha
 Demand for NOTA
 Fast for Right To Information
 Fast unto death for Jan Lokpal Bill

Jan Lokpal Bill Movement
 Anna Hazare began his indefinite fast on 5th
April 2011 at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
 Demanded for a political chair and an activist
chair.
 Ended his fast on 9th April 2011.
 Gave a deadline of 15th August 2011 to pass
the bill .

Jan Lokpal Bill Movement
 A Joint Drafting Committee consist of five
nominee ministers of the Government of India
and five nominees of the civil society was
formed.
 Started his fast unto death on 20th August’11.
 Ended his fast on 28th August’11 after the
Lokpal Bill passed.

Right To Information
 On 20 July 2006 the Union Cabinet amended
the Right to Information Act 2005 to exclude
the file noting by the government officials from
its purview.
 Anna Hazare started his fast on 9 August 2006
in Alandi against the proposed amendment.
 He ended his fast on 19 August 2006, after the
government agreed to change its earlier
decision.

Why Anna Hazare did not join Aam Aadmi
Party?
 Because, Anna Hazare believes in Swaraj.
 In August, Hazare decided to remain non-
political and announced that he will be working
for ‘India Against Corruption.’

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