Your predictions are on spot as usual. The magazine is also superb. Congrats and keep on this unique work.
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Firstly Ashok Chavan needs to be taught ' theory of relativity'!!!
He says 'my Mom in law is a distant relative'…. what creativity??

Though many men would also like to say so!!!!
But dare not because in the evening back home they all have to go!!!

There wifey would be waiting with a belna in her hand!!
And then where she can belna 'on the hubby will land'!!

If for Kargil Martyrs families Government had earmarked this land!!
Then the culprits should be buried alive in hot sand!!

If this was earmarked land then how is it possible the Flat owners were not in the know!
Before people buy a property they do a thorough check and accordingly say yes or no!

And if so ex Armed Forces Chiefs who are pleading ignorance are pulling a fast one!!
With full knowledge 'whatever they did was done'!!

First CWG put a black spot on the Nation and now this scam!!!!
So what do you have to say Maam'?????

On CWG Maam kept a stoic silence and in this matter she's done a 'delaying chaal'!
Pranab Da is a busy man and to find out what transpired could take him a saal!

In the meantime Congress will say 'inquiry under process'!!!!
And we all know how Politicians understand 'due process'!!

Now everyone in the Media is trying to take for unraveling this scam!
It's all just a 'credit snatching sham'!!

Laloo now has a new complaint….. Bihar under Nitish is too 'free'!!!!!
'Abh toh khulle aam daru peethi hai Istree'!!!

A newspaper carried an article in which Ladies drinking in a Patna pub were interviewed!
As a ominous development by Laloo this is being viewed!!!

As per Laloo ' in my Raaj your bahu betis could not move out of the ghar'!!!
'And see in Nitish Raaj bahu betis se pubs gaye hai bhar'!!!!

The Americans are coming and we should be prepared for a funny smell!!!
Now a 'bath less theory' US health experts are trying to sell!!!

They say Americans are showering less and less!!
So as to retain vital body oils to prevent certain diseases by 'being a mess'!!

So Mohna better take precautions when he hugs Obama!!!!!
Obama could smell like a 'baby who has a forgetful Mama!!!

Mama forgot to change the baby's nappy!!!!
Obama could smell equally crappy!!!

Confucius says……as it is in US brushing has been replaced by mouth wash rinsing!
When they open their gobs not only because of their rudeness but also because of the smell you find people wincing

Bharat Kumar
BUREAUCRACY
Kaun Banega SEBI Chief (6) Dark Horse ?
Altogether 19 candidates have reportedly applied for the post and the Search Committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary is going to select some one in a day or two. Will he be a dark horse ?
Alka Sirohi is new Secretary Personnel
Alka Sirohi is new Secretary Personnel in the Government of India.1974 batch Madhya Pradesh cadre IAS officer Sirohi is presently Secretary Food and Civil Supplies. She has succeeded Shantanu Consul who retired on October 31.
( We said this on October 13 and again on October 28)
Rajeev Aggarwal is Secretary Food
Rajeev Aggarwal will succeed Alka Sirohi as Secretary Food and Civil Supplies in the Government of India. He is 1975 batch IAS officer of Maharashtra cadre.
( We said this on October 30)
Government seeks legal opinion about CBI panel
The Government is reported to have sought legal opinion about the inclusion of 1976 batch IPS in the panel for the CBI Director. According to the guidelines of the Supreme Court, names of four batch of IPS are to be included. It means panel of IPS officers belonging to 1972,73,74 and 75 batch can only be included in the panel.
Khanna to be Director IRCON
H Khanna is being tipped to be Director (Works) of the IRCON. The PESB has reportedly put his name at number one in the panel.
Empanelment of 1982, 1983 batches of IRS in GOI soon
As the grapevine has it, Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officers belonging to batches of 1982 and 1983 are soon going to be empanelled in the Government of India (GOI) for slots of Joint Secretary.
Loveleen Kackar moves to Delhi
Principal Secretary Women and Child Welfare, Madhya Pradesh Government, Dr Loveleen Kackar has been moved to Delhi as Commissioner (Coordination). She is 1979 batch IAS officer.
CVC indicts two SBI officials
The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has in July 2010 advised imposition of major penalty against two officers of State Bank of India.
Sharma is now RC MP in Delhi
Pravesh Sharma has been appointed Resident Commissioner of Madhya Pradesh in Delhi. He is 1982 batch IAS officer.
BJP gets over 25 per cent votes in Gujarat

As pollsters say the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) has bagged over 25 per cent of Muslim votes in last civic body polls. Owing to this Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is quite upbeat.
Priyaranjan to be AIG in MoEF
Priyaranjan Deputy Conservator of Forest (DCF) Barmer has been relieved by the Rajasthan government for joining as AIG in the Ministry of Environment & Forest (MoEF). He is an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer of the 1998 batch who belongs to the Rajasthan cadre.
Khanna to be CEO of BF-NTPC Energy
Khanna has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Bharat Forge (BF)-NTPC Energy System Ltd. Hitherto he was Regional head for BHEL in Indonesia and has, had a stint of 30 years in BHEL.
Mamata didi incurs wrath of the PM
As the grapevine has it, Prime Minister Dr. Man Mohan Singh is quite unhappy with Union Minister for Railways due to declining services of railways.
Infosys to decide new chief in next two months
As the grapevine has it, a decision regarding new chief of Infosys will be taken in next two months.
Politics of development tilts balance in Nitish Kumar's favour
Reports pouring in from Bihar indicate that the politics of development has tilted balance in favour of Chief Minister Nitish
Kumar. And thus, Nitish Kumar is going to get a repeat term.

Unique loyalty programme by MPSTDC
The Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation (MPSTDC) which Managing Director is Hari Ranjan Rao has decided to launch a unique loyalty programme for tourists in MP. Under it issuance of privilege cards to its valued guests is envisioned. Points accumulated by MPSTDC's patrons could be redeemed at a later date. It may be stated that Hari Ranjan Rao is an IAS officer of the 1994 batch who belongs to the Madhya Pradesh cadre.
Umashankar on three months study leave
V. Umashankar, private secretary (PS) to Kapil Sibbal - Union Minister for Human Resource Development(HRD), is on study leave for three months. In his absence, K Satish Nambudiripad, Director - Ministry of HRD, is looking after work of PS additionally. Umashankar is an IAS officer of 1992 batch who belongs to Haryana cadre and Nambudiripad is an Indian Information Service (IIS) cadre officer of 1991 batch.
Touts disappear from the MEA
Touts have now disappeared from corridors of the Indian Ministry of external Affairs (MEA). Credit for this goes to Indian Minister for
External Affairs S. M. Krishna and his team.
Awasthi appointed Dy Comptroller and Auditor General
The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the appointment of AK Awasthi, (IA&AS-1975), Additional Deputy Comptroller and Auditor General as Deputy Comptroller and Auditor General. He will also take over as Chairman, Government Accounting Standards Advisory Board in this office. He will also look after the Railways Audit wing.
Chauhan IG,SSB shifted to Delhi
Davinder singh Chauhan, IG, SSB, Patna Frontier, has joined as IG (HQ).He is 1989 batch IPS officer of Uttar Pradesh cadre.
Joint Secretary level changes after Diwali
As the grapevine has it, there are going to be Joint Secretary level changes in Government of India after Diwali.
DG Jharkhand to get extension
Grapevine has it that Jharkhand DGP Neyaz Ahmed is getting six months extension in tenure.1974 batch IAS officer Ahmed is scheduled to retire on November 30.
CSB to meet today
The CSB is meeting on Monday to decide names for panel of Joint Secretaries.
Two FCI officers to become EDs soon
In the wake of a new post of Executive Director (ED) being created in FCI, two FCI cadre officers will be elevated as EDs. They are: A.K. Bhattacharjee posted in Zonal office of West Zone and Ms. Seema Kackar posted in zonal office of Maharashtra.
SBI official Sharadindu transferred
Kumar Sharadindu, Deputy General Manager (Market Risk), Risk Management Department, SBI Corporate Centre, Mumbai, has been posted as Deputy General Manager, Commercial Branch, SBI Mid Corporate Group, Bangalore.
Ms Geetha Muralidhar is ED,ECGC
Ms Geetha Muralidhar has been elevated as Executive Director (ED) of ECGC.
IAS changes in Uttar Pradesh
Arun Kumar Bit, who was awaiting posting, has been appointed Member of Revenue Board. VN Garg has been given the additional charge of Managing Director and Chairman of PICUP Juher Bin Sageer has been appointed as District Magistrate of Deoria.
Goel posted as Chief Conservator of Forest (PF&E) Jaipur
Rajiv Kumar Goel, IFS, has been posted as Chief Conservator of Forest (P_F&E), Jaipur, with immediate effect.
IPS changes in Uttar Pradesh
IG EOW Mahendra Modi has been shifted to the state human rights department . IG CB-CID M K Bashal has been given the additional charge
of EOW.
Tata Motors sales up by 21 per cent
Total sales (including exports) of Tata Motors' commercial and passenger vehicles in October 2010 were 64,757 vehicles, a growth of 21% over 53,404 vehicles sold in October 2009. The company's domestic sales of Tata commercial and passenger vehicles for October 2010 were 58,807 nos., a 16% growth over 50,552 nos. sold in October last year. However, Cumulative sales (including exports) for the company for the fiscal are 444,870 nos., a growth of 50% over 296,354 nos. sold last year. The company's sales of commercial vehicles in October 2010 in the domestic market were 34,329 nos., a 12% growth compared to 30,541 vehicles sold in October last year. LCV sales were 20,689 nos., a growth of 11% over October last year. M&HCV sales stood at 13,640 nos., a growth of 14% over October last year.
Secretary MOP&NG visits IEC at Moscow and Tomsk, Russia
S. Sundareshan, Secretary MOP&NG, GOI accompanied by R.S. Butola, MD OVL visited Imperial Energy Company (IEC), at Moscow and Tomsk, Russia and met the Governor of Tomsk region V.M. Kress to discuss issues of mutual co-operation and commitment of GoI to strengthen business ties with Russia in general and Tomsk region in particular. The duo also met met the senior management of IEC and reviewed the operational activities and future plans. Braving the chilli winds they also visited Maiskoye oil field of IEC and congratulated team IEC for excellent upkeep of operational facilities.

RTI
ACR grading

In respect of disclosure of the ACR grading filed by a Brigadier, the Commission referred to the Office Memorandum No. 21011/1/2005-Estt (A) (Pt-II) dated 14.5.2009 issued by DoPT. The para 2 (v) provides that the grading in the APARs shall be communicated prospectively with effect from the reporting period 2008-09. While dismissing the appeal, the Commission also referred to the case, Dev Dutt v. UOI (Civil Appeal no 7631 of 2002), which excludes the military personnel from the disclosure of ACR grading.

Comments

The military personnel have been categorically excluded from disclosure of the ACR grading vide the Dev Dutt case, but the disclosure of ACR for others has not been ordered with prospective effect. Anyone, besides the military personnel, who has not been given an opportunity to represent against a grading given for an earlier period in the ACR can approach the Court for getting the OM modified.

[Shri H.S. Sekhon v. DG Quality Assurance in File No.CIC/LS/A/2010/001260]

- Weekly article by Dr. (Mrs.) Anuradha Verma (dranuradhaverma@yahoo.co.in), RTI Consultant to IIM Indore and Co-author of the book: RIGHT TO INFORMATION - LAW AND PRACTICE by Taxmann. (The views are Personal)

CORPORATE
Mittals to cut investments in Jharkhand
There are reports that the steel giant Arcelor Mittal has decided to cut the investments in Jharkhand by almost half, to about Rs 25,000 crore and build up a 6 million tonnes per annum plant.
Manivannan is MD of Bescom
P. Manivannan has taken over as the Managing Director of Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (Bescom).He is 1998 batch IAS officer.
Puranik is Regional Manager KVGB
Karnataka Vikas Grameena Bank (KVGB), Dharwad, has appointed G.A. Puranik as Regional Manager - Dharwad regional office.
Shastri to be Addl. Dir Kemrock Ind.
The Board of Kemrock Industries And Exports Limited has approved the appointment of Venugopal Shastri as an Additional Director (Independent) of the Company.
Premier Polyfilm appoints ED
Premier Polyfilm Limited has appointed Amitabh Goenka, Director of the Company, as an Executive Director of the company for three years with effect from November 1, 2010.
Singh appointed Director, Jaiprakash Power
Jaiprakash Power Ventures Limited has appointed Praveen Kumar Singh as Director of the Company.
Joshy is VP (Corp. Affairs) Nitesh Estates
Nitesh Estates Limited elevated Ganapathi Joshy into a new role as a Director of a SPV. He will also take charge of other group companies as Vice President - Corporate Affairs.
Sengupta appointed Exec. Creative Director
Partho Sengupta has been appointed as Executive Creative Director of Hakuhodo Percept Pvt Ltd.
DIREC 2010 concludes with a pledge to upscale and mainstream use of renewable energy
Delhi International Renewable Energy Conference (DIREC 2010) which concluded with a resolve to 'Upscale and mainstream the use of renewable energy saw a grand closing with an eclectic participation of ministers, energy experts and government representatives of 71 countries. The conference outlined the need for global leadership to ensure that the potential of renewable technologies are realized, dependence on fossil fuels is reduced and energy needs of countries
across the globe are met at affordable rates. Fourth in the series, DIREC 2010 was successful in promoting the campaign on renewable energy to the next level - 'demystifying renewable energy for common man's usage'. Prominent among those who participated in the conference were Dr Farooq Abdullah, Union Minister for New and Renewable Energy, Thomas Friedman, New York Times columnist and Pulitzer Prize winning author of Lexus and the Olive Tree and From Beirut to Jerusalem, Trond Giske, Minister of Trade and Industry, Norway, Dr Mohamed El-Ashry, Chairman, REN21, Suresh Prabhu, Council for Energy, Environment and Water, India, Deepak Gupta, Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, India.
Acharya of Crompton Greaves Ltd chosen best performing CFO
Madhav Acharya, CFO, Crompton Greaves Limited, has been chosen the best performing CFO in the Capital Goods sector by CNBC-TV-18. He received this prestigious award from the hands of Union Minister for Corporate Affairs, Salman Khurshid, at a well-attended function held in Mumbai on October 27th, 2010. This is India's most distinguished award for excellence in the financial field and presents to the world, stellar individuals driving India to its rightful place in the global economy.
Joshi joins as Resident Editor of DNA Bangalore
Ravi Joshi has joined DNA Bangalore as its Resident Editor. Joshi moves from The New Indian Express where he was the Deputy Resident Editor based in Bangalore
Kamat goes to The Times of India
Vinay Kamat, who was the Resident Editor of DNA Bangalore has moved to The Times of India.
Suthan NCD, Cheil Worldwide SW Asia quits
Prathap Suthan, National Creative Director at Cheil Worldwide, SW Asia has put in his papers. Suthan has been with Cheil for the past three years. Suthan who will be at Cheil till January 2011 plans to set up his own agency.
Krishnan joins Sakal group as Business Head
L S Krishnan has joined Sakal Media Group as Business Head, Publications. Earlier he was working with Mudra Max as President. Krishnan will now be responsible for managing and improving the overall operations of the publications from the group and will also be involved in controlling the support functions such as HR, Finance and Events.
Jayanta in Radio Mirchi promoted as Regional Manager Marketing, South
GG Jayanta in Radio Mirchi has been promoted as the Regional Manager Marketing, South. He has been associated with Radio Mirchi as the Cluster Head, Andhra Pradesh, since 2008. In his new role, he will focus on developing innovative marketing strategy for the southern markets.
Ahuja is Cluster Head Hyderabad in Radio Mirchi
Vikram Ahuja has been appointed as Cluster Head, Hyderabad in Radio Mirchi. Ahuja who began his journey at Radio Mirchi in 2003 with the Chennai station and has held Marketing Heads' positions in New Delhi and Mumbai, where he was actively involved in strengthening the Bollywood connect for brand Mirchi will in his new responsibility be looking after the business operations of the AP cluster.
Rangarajan in Radio Mirchi promoted as Regional Programming Head
Indira Rangarajan in Radio Mirchi has been promoted as the Regional Programming Head (West and South). Rangarajan, who was working as the Programming Head, Mumbai, will in her new position strive to develop interesting and engaging content for the stations in the Maharastra, Gujarat and MP clusters apart from handling the Mumbai station.
Sridharan appointed Executive Editor of ET NOW
R. Sridharan, Senior Editor, News and Trends, has been appointed as Executive Editor of ET NOW. Sridharan, who joined ET NOW in September 2008, has been instrumental in driving the qualitative content of the evening band and has played a crucial role in the growth of the channel.
Nathan to head Sales at Suvarna TV
Vinod J Nathan has joined the core team of Suvarna TV as National Sales Head. He will be responsible for the entire sales activities across locations for Suvarna TV and Regional Heads will report to him. He will be based out of Bangalore reporting to Anup Chandrashekharan, Business Head, Suvarna.

FORUM
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Letter written by President, CCES to PM Dr. Man Mohan Singh

To
Dr. Man Mohan Singh,
Prime Minister of India,
New Delhi-110011.

Sub:- Engineers feeling let down after successful Commonwealth Games 2010.

Respected Sir,

We congratulate you and the citizens of India for successful organisation of recently concluded Commonwealth Games-Delhi 2010. We also congratulate you for first ever second position in the medal tally of the Commonwealth Games. This performance has silenced all those, within the country as well as abroad, who had doubts about the capability of India to host such international event. The foreign media, which was very critical, is now gung-ho about the CWG-2010.

We have learnt from the media that CAG, CVC and other agencies have been asked to investigate all the works done by Organising Committee, city Infrastructure and stadia constructed by CPWD, Delhi Government, NDMC,DDA and Delhi University etc. We are fully with you so far as punishing the corrupt is concerned, however, a wrong message is going to public that irrespective of rank and profession everybody associated with Commonwealth Games is corrupt. This is not going to brighten the image of our country. The scrutiny could have been ordered against those who were visibly under doubt and where inefficiencies, incompletion, shoddy workmanship etc was reported/found. If the integrity of everybody associated with the preparation of Commonwealth Games was doubtful as alleged by the media, country should not have organised the Games at all.

We, the engineering fraternity, were quite hopeful that while punishing the corrupt, you will also appoint a committee to identify and recognise the best performers who worked tirelessly for the last two to three years to create such world class stadia and other city infrastructure. Unlike many other government servants, every engineer associated with CWG-2010 worked for 14-16 hours everyday braving extreme winters and hot summers forgoing weekly offs, festivals and yearly vacations, ignoring health problems, postponing personal matters, suffering major and minor injuries so that India could stand tall in the world community. Without their hard work, such mega-structures could not have been created in such a short time.
Technology wise the CWG-2010 infrastructure is best ever and comparable to any other in the west. Any country would be proud of such legacy. One can also find out as to how many years did China take for creating the venues at Beijing or U.K. is taking for the London Olympic in 2012. Even in developed countries, they normally keep three years only for construction for such works whereas the total time available to Indian engineers from concept to completion of the CWG projects was hardly three years, in some cases even one to two years. In spite of multiplicity of authorities who did not attach any urgency in giving mandatory approvals in the absence of any unified command the projects had been conceived, plans prepared, administrative and financial approvals obtained, designs worked out, close coordination held with various overlapping agencies and execution of works completed in time for organising the Games. The projects, during execution, faced extreme criticism from our own media and an unprecedented monsoon. However, finally all the participating nations unequivocally declared the venues as world class.
A committee of technocrats headed by a person of eminence like E. Sreedharan, MD DMRC would perhaps be an appropriate body to appraise the performance of engineers associated with organisation of CWG 2010. But when the entire nation is basking in the glory of organising the great Games the engineers, who worked day and night to make the nation's dream a reality, are at the lowest of their spirit and morale. Their moment of glory has been overshadowed by excessive and unfair criticism. CWG-2010 was unthinkable without the contribution of engineers yet they were completely ignored and sidelined even by the Organising Committee during the Games.
Oversight agencies are necessary in every society but there should also be due place for those who provide service and add permanent assets to the nation. If the pride of the professionals is not protected, how can we expect to create a pool of competent and committed engineers with self respect who would accept such challenges in future? After completing the mega event utilising the stadia and other infrastructure created through the hard work of engineers, the nation should not be seen so ungrateful to its technical manpower otherwise they would not be able to work with confidence in future in such eventualities. This is the time for supporting our technical manpower and boost their morale rather than summarily discredit them to satisfy a TRP driven media.

With best regards.
President, CCES

Many non IAS officers too have been Secretaries to the GoI

Many non IAS officers have been Secretaries to the Government of India in recent years as well, Jung of the IAAS was Secretary Civil Aviation couple of years back, Shahi a technocrat was Secretary Power some years back, Krishnamurthy of the IRS was Secretary Corporate Affairs and subsequently Chief Election Commissioner some yaers back. In the olden days of course, IAS officers were rarely Secretaries, ICS officers were. Till the last ICS man retired, they preferred Services like the Customs over the IAS. The reason is obvious, the IAS was mostly recruited from the pre independence PCS. That way the IAS has origins in the PCS of old. Many Customs and Audit Service chaps have been Secretaries earlier also. Till the Finance and Commerce pool was extant (till 1977 when Morarji Desai, another ex PCS officer, abolished it) many officers from other Services who were seconded to the pool became Secretaries to the Government regardless of service.

A K Singh

Case for cross pollination in MOHFW

The sorry state of health affairs in MOHFW, poor health indicators should be a wake up call to this government and Prime Minister should personally review this; get some strong and honest civil servants to lead the department. There is a case for cross pollination of skills too viz.

a) Appoint IAS and other Officers to MOHFW only if they have a Medical or Public health degreee or have worked in the State Health dept for atleast 3 yrs ( Look at the present crop--less than50% fulfill this condition)
b) train the CHS doctors ( CMOs/DyDGs ) in Public Sector Management. Tie up with IIM Bangalore or similar such institution. Make it compulsory before they get their promotions.
c) Get Health Advisers /External expertise in MOH to improve the knowledge base and understanding of the IAS brotherhood
d) Do a systems audit of MOHFW. Ask CA&AG to look at the major decisions for irregularities , if any

We have a well meaning Minister who is too much of a politician, so major /harsh decisions that take forward the public health agenda are not taken or encouraged.

Sanjay Awasthy

Kashmir problem !

As a citizen, I am baffled and confused by our successive Government's policy on Kashmir. I would like to ask the following questions.
1.Was it not Nehru, the founder of the present ruling dynasty who created Kashmir problem by stopping a winning Indian Army from throwing out Pakistani invaders in Kashmir much against the advice of Army generals? Was it not he who internationalized the problem by taking it to UN. Was he not the one who unilaterally offered plebiscite in Kashmir at the same time giving the state a unique status under article 370 and preventing other Indians from settling there?
2. Was it not a fact that we had to be rescued by Russian veto from Security Council censure several times?
3. Why are we keeping quiet about Pakistan's gift of part of Kashmir to China. Why are we being quiet when Pakistanis from the plains are being settled in POK and democracy is denied there?

We can not go on eternally fooling the world saying it is an internal problem. We should have the courage to offer plebiscite under the following terms;

1.It should be applicable to J&K, POK and Ladakh.
2.Pakistan should get back all the land ceded to China.
3.All outsiders should be moved out of POK.

If Pakistan do not agree to these terms, we should immediately scrap article 370 and amalgamate it as any other state.

N Sriram

Congratulations

May I congratulate you with your appointment as Full Time Director on the Board of NH Infomedia Ltd.?

This role recognizes both your previous commitment and service while elevating you to a level of leadership that will tap your substantial abilities. It will be a real pleasure and honour for me to work under your guidance and leadership in NH Infomedia Ltd, and now the entire NH Infomedia family can benefit from your qualities.

All the best!!

Umakant Tiwari
General Manager

Send SAG officers to telecom deptt

Railway has promoted at least 24 officers more than the sanctioned posts. SAG officers working in zones are regularly sent on leave to accommodate these excess officers. Every month the incumbent of the post is changed and governance has gone to dogs.
Please tell them to send these SAG Officers to Department of Telecom. They have generated enough space in BSNL to accommodate such SAG and HAG Officers in connivance with UPSC under the pretext these posts are civil posts of Government operating in BSNL.

Siri

Corruption in India

The problem in India about corruption is lack of character. Probably, indians are not raised properly so that ethics and values will play an important role. Most of Indians adopt double standards. If a politician wins an election, he will first think how much money he will make during his tenure. If a bureaucrat finds a project in his ministry first he thinks how much money he can make out of it If a policeman registers a case he starts counting money. If a taxman finds a rich man first he thinks how much money he can share with him. We need a leader who can do something.

Mohan