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The Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India (BRAI) bill
Our food and health is at stake again. The government is in a hurry to approve the Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of India (BRAI) bill in this Parliament session. According to the version leaked by the media, the BRAI bill can clear genetically modified (GM) foods, ignoring all the concerns raised against them. This bill threatens our food safety, environment and our right to choose what we eat. Instead, the government needs to come up with a regulation to keep our food safe from the unscrupulous multinational seed giants. Last year, the members of the civil society had sent an open letter to National Advisory Council headed by Ms Sonia Gandhi, asking her to stop the bill. The bill is back and can be tabled in the monsoon session of the Parliament. We need to write to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and ask him to stop this bill and come with a regulation to ensure protection from risky GM crops instead. Civil society groups and individuals have already written to the PM, asking him not to table the bill. Thousands of signatures on the Bt brinjal petition and general public opposition stopped its commercialisation last year. Those who are desirous of writing a letter to PM Manmohan Singh, asking him to stop the BRAI bill, may use the URL to register his/her protest.
http://greenpeace.in/take-action/brai/stop-the-bill.php
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Thanks Ms. Pooja for sharing Rajendra Singh Kunwar's 'Fariyaadi' poem. "My childhood" |
Linux,of course, is the best OS for IT professionals,if they are well-versed in kernel settings, etc. For Users' perspective, Microsoft Windows is the user-friendly and most preferred OS. |
Excellent write-up Mr. Rao. What you have not covered in this software implementation success, the role of the companies to select the right type of hardware vendors, software vendors and the third-party software development company. If they don't... |