RE:Laloo Jindabad PC Moorda
by sumer yadav on Feb 28, 2007 04:03 PM
Even with 20 k cr in his kitty Lalu has not given any relief to poor people.He is nothing but a laughing stone of Sonia ,by Sonia and for Sonia.He did nothing for Bihar and Biharis for years except befooling them.That is wjy people of Punjab n Uttrakhand have taught Congress and its allies like Lalu a lesson.Now its Mulayam's turn to teach them a lesson in U P.
Its funny than each year its only the salaried class, who is the target!!!! Is it correct? may be its tiem the salaried ( middle class ) started to decide to cast thier fundamental rights
Salaried people are the most affected people by outdated Income tax laws. Its the business man who earn lots of money and the govt have no clue as to how to tax them.....
Current FM is yet to understand pulse of the masses, not the pulse of votebank , which has become a comodity to be purchased at a cost. Majority of the people earn less then Rs 110000 & a part ,do not get affected as they earn a lot. Now the balance in minority (middle class) on salary gets the burns for which no FM has ever bothered , irrespective of political party he belongs to. Here I feel sorry for being born in INDIA , a place once called " SONE KI CHIRIYA ". REGARDS F. MINISTER JI May God bless YOU with WISDOM TO DO JUSTICE with all. ASHOK RAMCHANDANI
RE:Budget 2007
by chandrakant raghunath khaire on Feb 28, 2007 03:57 PM
Congress should count their days from now. Punjab and Uttaranchal has given a small dose. Remaining part of the country will give a strong dose. God bless P Chidambaram.
All these budgets never tackle the issue of black money. None of the FM's has given any good soultion to tackle black money. They just keep on hitting the salaried class. Almost all current politicians, builders, industrialists , actors have hordes of black money. Its probably more than the total white money shown in the budget.
RE:Budgets dont tackle the issue of black money
by addanki kumar on Feb 28, 2007 03:53 PM
agar yeah Chu.... koi solution deega to uska black money bhi pakda jayega na....
Now what is a budget to an aam aadmi? If you are in a majority and thus an aam aadmi, to you budget (read monthly budget) would be something like this:
Total (monthly) budget : Rs. 23000/- to Rs. 32000/-)
This is what are compulsory and minimum expenses. Now even if you are to leave out the optionals (of minimum Rs. 5000/- monthly expenses on clothing/ outings/ holidays / car maintenance etc.), then you are still left with an annual expenses (read budget) of Rs. 2,50,000/- at the minimum and that with a family of four only!
Thereafter, to repeat, if you an aam aadmi, are you left with anything to pay??? Then, is there any point in taxing someone with an income >Rs.2,50,000/- p.a.??!! Chidambaram must consider this as well! Sometimes, atleast!!
RE:Budget: What it means to an aam aadmi??
by suman das on Feb 28, 2007 03:59 PM
Also the tax should not be the same in all the states. For example, the living cost in Bangalore is much higher than in Kolkata.
RE:Budget: What it means to an aam aadmi??
by on Feb 28, 2007 04:03 PM
Ohhhh GOD!!! I never thought on these lines... The exemption limit shouldnt be 1,10,000 but it should atleast be 2,50,000. Kudos to Meghna for such calculations!! Someone needs to pay attention to this!!
RE:RE:Budget: What it means to an aam aadmi??
by Rana Rathod on Feb 28, 2007 05:24 PM
OHH God!!! Isn't it amazing? What a revelation? The ten commandments weren't as revelatory. Kudos to both you and Meghna for coming up with such absurd calculations and actually commending them shamelessly. I think, you guys are not 'aam aadmis' but simply 'aams'. READ: Fruity fools. In the country you live in, most people don't make more than 40000 Rs a year and they do have families. Morons!!!
We salaried persons suffer at the hands of the government. Only around 3% of our population is tax payer. And majority among that minority is salaried class. I have created a group named Salaried in connexions. We use this platform to share our views and grouse against government.
