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NetaScore100

The 100-Mark Report Card for Indian MPs

A high-transparency dashboard evaluating your local leader across fund execution, active duty, integrity, and community audit.

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Performance Pillars

Every MP is scored across four dimensions using verified government data.

विकास (Development)

Real-time fund deployment tracking and project execution progress at constituency level.

उपस्थिति (Attendance)

Verified presence in Lok Sabha sessions — because showing up is the first duty.

आवाज़ (Voice)

Parliamentary debates and questions raised — measuring active representation.

स्वच्छ छवि (Integrity)

Criminal records and asset transparency from official election affidavits.

What is NetaScore100?

NetaScore100 is India's first independent, data-driven transparency platform that evaluates the real-world performance of every Member of Parliament (MP) in the Lok Sabha. In a democracy of over 1.4 billion citizens, understanding how elected representatives deliver on their responsibilities is essential — yet this information has historically been scattered across multiple government portals, buried in parliamentary records, and difficult for ordinary citizens to access or interpret.

NetaScore100 solves this problem by aggregating verified data from three authoritative sources — the Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) for MPLADS fund utilization, PRS Legislative Research for parliamentary attendance and debate activity, and MyNeta.info (Association for Democratic Reforms) for criminal record and asset declarations from election affidavits filed with the Election Commission of India.

Using a transparent, non-partisan scoring algorithm, every MP in the 18th Lok Sabha is scored on a 100-mark scale across four carefully weighted pillars: Development (Vikas), Attendance (Upasthiti), Parliamentary Voice (Awaaz), and Integrity (Swachh Chhavi). The same mathematical formula is applied uniformly to all MPs regardless of party affiliation, ensuring objectivity and fairness.

Whether you are a voter wanting to hold your local representative accountable, a journalist researching parliamentary performance, a student studying Indian governance, or a policy researcher analyzing legislative trends — NetaScore100 provides the factual foundation you need, presented in an accessible, interactive format.

How to Check Your MP's Performance

Finding your MP's verified performance data takes just seconds. Here's how to use the NetaScore100 dashboard to get a complete picture of your representative's track record:

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Search or Browse

Use the search bar above to type your constituency name, or click on the interactive map to select your region. You can also browse all 543 constituencies organized by state.

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View the Score

See your MP's overall NetaScore out of 100, along with a quick summary of their development fund utilization and integrity status pulled directly from verified records.

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Read the Full Report

Click “View Full Report Card” for a detailed pillar-by-pillar breakdown including MPLADS fund figures, attendance rates, debate participation counts, and criminal record analysis.

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Compare & Share

Use the Leaderboard to compare your MP with all others. Share individual report cards on WhatsApp to discuss with your community.

Understanding the 4 Scoring Pillars

Every MP is evaluated across four dimensions that together capture the breadth of parliamentary responsibility. Here's what each pillar measures and why it matters for your constituency.

विकास (Vikas) — Development Fund Utilization

The Vikas pillar tracks how effectively an MP utilizes the Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS) funds allocated to their constituency. Every MP receives ₹5 crore annually from the Government of India to fund local infrastructure projects — from roads and bridges to schools and hospitals.

This pillar evaluates the total funds spent versus allocated, the number of projects completed, the sanction efficiency rate, and the work completion percentage. Data is sourced directly from the MoSPI eSakshi portal, the official government tracking system for MPLADS. A higher score indicates that the MP is actively channeling development funds into tangible projects for their constituents rather than leaving allocated funds unutilized.

उपस्थिति (Upasthiti) — Parliamentary Attendance

The Upasthiti pillar measures the physical presence of an MP in Lok Sabha sessions. Parliament is where laws are debated, budgets are approved, and national policy is shaped — an absent MP cannot vote on legislation or represent their constituency's interests in these critical proceedings.

Attendance data is sourced from PRS Legislative Research, India's leading independent parliamentary tracking organization. The score reflects the percentage of sessions attended relative to total sessions held during the current Lok Sabha term. MPs who hold ministerial positions are evaluated differently, as their executive responsibilities may legitimately reduce their floor attendance.

आवाज़ (Awaaz) — Parliamentary Voice & Participation

The Awaaz pillar goes beyond mere attendance to evaluate whether an MP is actively participating in parliamentary proceedings. It counts the number of debates an MP has participated in, the questions they have raised on behalf of their constituents, and their overall engagement in legislative discussions.

An MP who attends sessions but remains silent is not effectively representing their constituency. This pillar ensures that active advocacy and legislative engagement are recognized and rewarded in the scoring. Data is sourced from PRS Legislative Research's comprehensive tracking of parliamentary activity records.

स्वच्छ छवि (Swachh Chhavi) — Integrity & Transparency

The Swachh Chhavi pillar analyzes each MP's integrity profile using data from official election affidavits filed with the Election Commission of India. Every candidate contesting elections in India is legally required to declare their criminal record, assets, liabilities, and educational qualifications in a sworn affidavit.

This pillar uses an inverse weighting system — MPs with fewer declared criminal cases receive higher scores, while those with multiple pending cases score lower. Asset transparency and growth patterns are also factored into the analysis. The data is sourced from MyNeta.info, maintained by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR), India's most respected election watchdog organization.

Why MP Accountability Matters for Every Indian Citizen

India's parliamentary democracy places immense power and responsibility in the hands of 543 Members of Parliament, each representing an average of 25 lakh (2.5 million) constituents. These elected leaders shape national policy, approve the Union Budget, legislate on matters ranging from education to defense, and are entrusted with public funds for local development.

Yet historically, citizens have had limited tools to objectively evaluate whether their representative is fulfilling these responsibilities. Election campaigns focus on promises, but post-election accountability has largely remained opaque. How much of the allocated development fund has your MP actually spent? How often do they attend Parliament? Do they raise questions about issues affecting your constituency? Are there pending criminal cases against them?

NetaScore100 was built to bridge this information gap. By converting complex parliamentary records and government financial data into a single, intuitive 100-mark score, we enable every voter — regardless of their familiarity with legislative procedures — to make informed assessments of their representative's performance. This transparency is fundamental to strengthening Indian democracy: when citizens have access to facts, they can make better decisions at the ballot box and hold their leaders accountable between elections.

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Lok Sabha Constituencies Tracked

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Independent Performance Pillars

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Verified Government Data Sources

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Scoring Methodology

Learn how the 100-mark scoring framework works, including pillar weights and minister-specific adjustments.

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Guides & Resources

In-depth educational guides on MPLADS funds, Lok Sabha attendance, and how to interpret your MP's report card.

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MP Leaderboard

See how your MP ranks against all others. Filter by party, search by name, and discover the top-performing leaders.

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