I totally agree with Shri Muralidharan.
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Suryanarayan Murthy, Free lancer
| 08 23 2011 06:08:03 +0000
Muralidharanji, you are great....
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Ajay Kumar Khaitan, Consultant
| 08 23 2011 05:01:39 +0000
Muralidharanji, Good posting. Namasthe!
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MS_Pi , Top Management, Confidential
| 08 23 2011 04:09:04 +0000
Khaitan ji, I appreciate your comment. Yes. I, some times, use metaphors and similes. Some may grasp the depth involved and some may not. Let me, from now on, try to state my views directly, not in round-about manner. "Corruption" is akin to "dirt". Therefore, Jan Lokpal Bill, in my view, is not the only solution to any of these miseries. We have Law, Rules, Code of Conduct, etc. in abundance. What is lacking is "will" to enforce "uniformly". Enforcement is happening, but used sparingly to settle scores. Some one said, by offering bribe to a traffic police for violation of traffic rules, the giver is saving Rs.400 by offering Rs.100 to the Traffic police for a Rs.500 challan. Here, the beneficiary is the one who breaks law (four times) as against the one who receives it. "Niyat" should begin from every individual. "Charity begins at home"! What we need in the current circumstances is to reduce the overlapping, bring in "one-window clearance", reduce, as far as possible, red-tapism in bureaucracy. I suggested the funds meant for flagship programs should be routed through 10-member "Gram Sabhas". The members of this Gram Sabha should be having a balanced representation from the persons who hail from the Block, Taluka. Every Gram Sabha should be having representation from legal community, academicians, media personalities, social activists, artistes (who promote art and culture), and also from politicians. This Gram Sabha should also involve eminent "Social Auditors", not the CAs, but those who are having social science background who should be asked to monitor the progress of the projects, map the projects to timelines, objectives, outreach activities, and outcome. Then only we shall achieve our goal. India requires monitoring at every stage not a post-mortem reports.For e.g., Rs.40,000 cr. allocated to Rural Development Ministry. If we control these flagship programmes, at least half of our problems are solved. You must remember one thing. The Commissions from big projects are passed on through various international routes, most importantly, Mauritius route to Switzerland. If we follow UN Convention on Corruption, we can arrest the money flow. We need to look at these aspects. A lot can be written about it. We need remedy from every direction.
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S. Muralidharan, Executive Director, Knowledge Foundation & Campus Around the Corner
| 08 23 2011 03:25:50 +0000
Dear Murali, My Question is WHY You Participate in most of the debate & start a Number of Very Informative / useful Debates.... I appreciate your vast knowledge in many subjects, but you don't continue till the final Logical Conclusion/end ..... Your all debates end with 2-3 Comments & You again start a New Topic.......
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Ajay Kumar Khaitan, Consultant
| 08 22 2011 20:25:56 +0000
Dear Mr Muralidharan, The use of "The saponification value of this detergent may not be as good as the detergents produced by the world best company, but will wipe out some dirt." is unnecessary. It seems you are trying to show your knowledge of Chemistry - Specially Soaps & Detergents. I know you, but many people will not understand, what you intend to convey.........
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Ajay Kumar Khaitan, Consultant
| 08 22 2011 19:53:17 +0000
The reason is simple. Corruption in our country is not because we don't have adequate laws to tackle corruption. Rather, it is the non-implementation of those anti-graft laws. In short, problem lies in people running the show and they come from among us. Until we are reformed from within, no law, howsoever, meticulous it may, will not give us a corruption free nation. What if, the Lokpal(s) become corrupt and make it tough to carry out governance?
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Prabhash K Dutta, Journalist, Delhi
| 08 21 2011 07:13:08 +0000
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Know Your Sonia http://janataparty.org/sonia.html All the facts along with govt documents revealing truth
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Amit Pandey, Embedded Engineer, Electronics
| 08 22 2011 10:34:17 +0000
END OF CONGRESS & FAKE GANDHIs Anna has Support of more than 90% of the Indian Mass, any further mistake by the Congress/UPA Govt over the Corruption / Jan Lokpal Bill Issue can ignite the Nation & the Congress & Fake Gandhis will be finished, I can see Early Elections around December 2011-January 2012 CORRUPTION is the Most relevant topic of the day, the whole World is suffering with this disease, including India.... Greed is the mother of all Corruptions... We must enlighten Ourselves Spiritually to Eliminate / Remove Corruption from the Core of our Hearts.....
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Ajay Kumar Khaitan, Consultant
| 08 22 2011 09:36:14 +0000
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