Perform, transform and protect
by Rashmi Mody (View MyPage) on Apr 22, 2017 11:41 AM | Hide replies
PM should include in the speech that he promises to protect tooth and nail for their bonafide acts from 3 C and added to it the Judiciary. He would not leave them to defend themselves like in Gujarat.
transform India without putting an end to the countrys worst problem - corruption arising from uncontrolled and ever increasing expenses on election campaigns !!
Croxny capitalist funded election campaigning of political parties is the biggest driver of big time theft of state and natural assets worth several lakh crores of rupees every year.
But, being the biggest current beneficiary of such big time loot of public wealth, the komaaaaali does not wish to make any real changes in the way election campaigns are funded !
'Make in India' is a slogan created by us. We are inviting foreign companies to come to India and make. We have lot of expenses for election campaigns. Where from this money is coming. We have recognised donations by these and many Indian companies. When we get, we have to give also - many in the form of favours. Babus do not question the favours as this will speak on their annual reports. Let us all contribute for the growth of the nation. Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.
Fearing is doubting their competence
by R ponnabalam (View MyPage) on Apr 21, 2017 08:05 PM | Hide replies
Those who take honest decisions NEVER FEAR anything to take decisions. The facts and data present themselves well to take decisions. If one has to fake decision or not competent enough to take decisions the problem arises. The steps not taken to recover loans by banks are also decisions in violation of Norms. Those who took decisions are enjoying.The Govt.must find the wealth disproportionate with those who granted loans. In Companies praise revisions for Purchase are done by committees and the justifications recorded. In granting loan along with Bank officials relevant industry people have to involved and ALL must be held responsible, meaning every year the action has to taken as agreed upon first including on those who authorised loans. If they fear they doubt their competence .R.PONNAMBALAM
Public interest ?
by Sudarshan Nityananda (View MyPage) on Apr 21, 2017 07:57 PM | Hide replies
As an example of public interest , take coal block allocations without auctions. Public interest is served by keeping the cost of energy low and the Govt recoups revenue over the longer term via taxes, excise and royalties. Yet everyone is screaming that the whole thing was corrupt. In such a scenario, why would any bureaucrat take any innovative decision in the public interest ? They will all keep mum and follow standard procedures .
Honest people are getting transferred- kicked out..like manhor parrikar--one Mr.Mundhe from Mumbai got transferred in last 11 years 10 transfers.. he is creating record, this includes 3 years of bjp rule also..so enough nautanki..it take time to understand u r nautanki bue slowly public is getting it.
