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UPSC Study Material HOT LINKS

UPSC Study Material HOT LINKS


Mar,2007

POVERTY ESTIMATES FOR 2004-05

Jan,2007

43rd Annual Conference of The Indian Econometric Society (TIES)

Important Links:

Prime Minister Office, India
- PM Initiatives
- Subject Group Reports

Census of India
- Census Data Online
- List of all india Publication

Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
- Publications
- Annual Reports

National Rural Employment Gurantee Act (NREGA)
- http://nrega.nic.in/

Members Of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS)
Summary of Funds
(1997-2004)

Ministry of Finance, India
- Union Budget (2006-2007)
- Economic Survey (2005-06)
- Taskforce on Direct and Indirect taxes

National Commission on Population
- Publication

Indian Investment Centre
- http://iic.nic.in/

Lok Sabha, India
- Publications

The Office of the Lok Sabha Speaker, India
- Speeches

Deptt. of Development of North-Eastern Region
- Annual Report

Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
- Annual Reports
Rajya Sabha, India
- Railway Budget Speech
- Annual Report
- Publications

National Commission on Population, India
- National Population Policy 2001

Other links
- Districts of India
- Ministry of Social Justice and
- Empowerment

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  1. Deepak Yadav (Yadavd)November 8, 2011 at 11:31 PM

    you can see the upsc information like result,model papers,question papers,current affairs,letest updates in upsc.....etc.....
    upsc question paper with answers

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