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FORUM Babri saga.... We Indians have never been sincere in our approach. Whatever we do, we do it halfheartedly. We badly lack foresight and in this observation, I and you all are included. Be it Babri Masjid or CWG or Kashmir, we badly lack honesty, sincerity and eagerness to solve the issue. We just bury things in the hope that things will improve with the passage of time. But it doesn't happen. In Babri Masjid case, in initial stages, we never gauged the seriousness of the situation. We allowed it to ignite beneath the surface. We were alarmed only when it started burning our fingers. This should have been a very trivial issue but due to our unwillingness, inaction and slackness, it has reached alarming proportions in such a way that now, on the eve of the High Court verdict, all government agencies including central government, political parties, public figures, institutions are issuing appeal to maintain peace and harmony. This issue should have been nipped in the bud in initial stages. And now, do you really think that all the aggrieved parties will honour court's verdict? No, Sir no ! I don't think courts can sort out such matters. Tomorrow this matter is fated to reach apex court and languish there for years before any amicable solution. What is the guarantee that all parties then, will obey that verdict? Ultimately onus will be on Central Government. It will have to tackle the issue which can be tackled even now. This entire area should be used for developmental activities. (Why don't you give it to Miss Mayawati... she will instantly build a Manywar Kanshiram park there alongwith full size eliphantine statues of self and Manywarji) or since games season is on Government should acquire this piece of land and it can build stadium under vastly experienced CWG famed Kalmadi's supervision or else it can make schools/hospitals etc. We don't lack Mandirs and Masjids. What we lack is humanitarian approach. We may be Hindus or Muslims but what we have to prove is that we are human beings and an Indian first. We have to be sensitive to different faiths. We have to coexist with other faiths. We don't have to confront them. We have to live with them. We have to learn to respect all dharmas. We can't afford to say that only my religion is great let other religions go to hell. But this is exactly what we have been doing. Fact is that we, even the learned ones, can't stand other faiths. This bloody dharma has become nuisance in India (why not to eradicate it?) and we are all out to exploit it to the core. I visited this place in 1987. At that time this was not such a big issue. It was an old dilapidated structure many would not have liked to visit it. There are thousands of such structures even now all over India and nobody is worried about them. In fact this problem is our own creation and we have to sort it out. With give and take policy we still can solve this issue. Ban the organisations which are detrimental to peace and tranquility. Think of development and not of mandirs and masjids.... PKS CWG 2010-2025 According to Whispers, the Government is going to set up a Commission headed by a retired Supreme Court Judge to inquire into all kinds of bungling. One may add: The Judge will be asked to produce a report in 3 months. During this period, the Judge will get pay and perquisites. The tenure of the Commission will be extended 30 times and the report will come out in 2020. Another commission headed by another retired Supreme Court judge will be asked to enquire as to why there was delay in preparation for the games when the decision to hold the games was confirmed in 2003. This commission will finally submit its report in 2025. V. C. Mehrotra Make bureaucracy accountable There is little or no effort to make bureaucracy accountable. We have ludicrous statements from our honorable minister about administrative reforms but hardly anything has happened in past ten years on this front. Any small effort on this front is effectively blocked by powerful lobby of bureaucrats. Our accountability structures are so weak that it is well nigh impossible to punish a known thief what to talk about a non or under performer. Infact normally non-performers or corrupt only flourish in our system, former because there can never be a case against him/her and the later because he/she suits everyone from top to bottom. In the centre there are two accountability institutions i.e. CVC and CAG both are toothless tigers while the former only advises action the later's reports are dumped in wastebaskets. In states there are hardly any accountability institutions. The state vigilance bureaus are basically used for vindictive purposes rather than for enforcing accountability. We in this nation cannot reform governance and the only way out is regulated privatization. If our current PM has failed miserably on this front then I don't think anyone else would even look at this. MB Above all without responsibility Audit department of GOI is a department which has no responsibility
and is always behaves as if it is above all. Recently law minister Veerappa
Moily has rightly commented that Audit and account service has failed
in its duty. It could not detect major frauds such as Satyam fraud.
Still it claims to be doing a great job. Rakesh Tiwari NDRF - best response force for valley Me and my family have seen their dedication during floods in Andhra Pradesh. Sir cant we have a NDRF like disaster management force in Kashmir valley to manage the situation. Our forces do excellent job but they horrible PR machinery and are worst with their people to people contacts. They should be trained by NDRF. Kashmiri Pandit
Sudhir Chopra Obama without "Change" just another US President! President Obama seems to be buying the classic American Policy towards India and Pakistan in small installments, if statements appearing in the press regularly about his forthcoming visit to India are any indication. A new statement is about Kashmir for a UNSC seat. Such bargaining is certainly a sign of only befriending an otherwise long lasting friendship. President Obama will be missing a golden opportunity to write a genuinely historic chapter in the Indo-American relations. India does not lose as much as America if it is not done. However, the world loses more as the indirect cost of an undeclared war by Pakistan against India leading to unproductive arms race and nurturing terrorism. What does the American Establishment think: it will end terrorism or Afghan trouble if it gifted Kashmir to Pakistan? No. On the contrary, it will encourage Pakistan to become a monster carrying out a Jehad everywhere on earth. America better admit the fact of Kashmir being an integral part of India. If America really would like to fix the Kashmir problem it should direct its ally (?) in the engagement against Osama(it is no war on terror) to vacate the illegally occupied parts of Kashmir and end futile war against India, which it will not win even if it fights for another 1000 years. Unfortunately, the world listens readily to the noise of the violent, but ignores the voices of the non-violent. The world powers have been brought to their knees by a handful of terrorists in the name of Jehad in less than a decade! They have now realized the dangers of continuing the fight. They want to buy peace with them. The Pope has showered praise on their faith. America has unilaterally withdrawn from Afghanistan. The Afghan President has cried in public. Any price is insignificant to pay for peace for themselves in lieu of it. Kashmir seems to them a small price. They have compromised the sovereignty of Tibet already. What happens to other non violent countries does not bother them. They look at the number of jobs created by weapons industry, never counting the body bags collected by them since the end of WW-II. India is also subjected to the same kind of a treatment. That is basically wrong. There lies the fault line in the Indo-American relations since 1965. India lost to Pakistani propaganda. So who suffered? Only India? No. 9/11 is a direct consequence of it. During the cold war, rogue and failed states were specially cultivated by CIA to further its fights against the KGB. The USSR found a Gandhi in Gorbachov. America has yet to find one. President Obama appeared to herald the change. Alas! He seems to have been changed!! M L Gupta Rahul – the only choice Our beloved and visionary Rahul Gandhi, is the only choice to shoulder the responsibility to lead India. Sanjay Kr. Singh, Advocate, PCC delegate, Bihar Restructuring of CSSS After the restructuring of CSS Service, it is the turn of CSSS service for the restructuring. It is high time that Department of Personnel and Training, especially Establishment and CS Divisions mainly responsible for the restructuring of CSSS, may kindly take a pragmatic view in the matter immediately. The restructuring of CSSS has been the hour of need because the officials of CSSS have been facing acute stagnation. The problem has been more severe in comparison to the sister service forming part of CSS. Particularly, the Stenographers Grade 'D' appointed in 1983 have been promoted on regular basis in 2010 after putting in more than 27 years of service. However, they were appointed/promoted as Stenographer Grade 'C' on ad-hoc basis way back in 1997. Now, it is the moot question whether the ad-hoc appointments are not a clear cut denial of regular promotion in disguised manner. If not, why this has been allowed to continue for such a long time. If yes, why the ad-hoc period be taken into consideration while counting the service for seniority purpose? We, the Stenographers Grade 'D' have been victimised by the arch rivals of CSS and other service. This may kindly be viewed in the context of not intimating the correct number of vacancies by the respective cadre units of the Ministries/Departments. I am failed to understand why this information is required by the CS Division because CS Division is mainly responsible for allocation to the Ministries/Departments and if it can be monitored from time to time and the changes taken place may kindly be carried out immediately, the information can be readily available with the CS Division because all the ad-hoc appointments are approved by the CS Division only. To regularise in one stroke, the ad-hoc period may kindly be regularised from the date of initial appointments and thereafter ad-hoc appointments may be discontinued. Secondly, as regards the proposed merger of CSSS with CSS as recommended by Sixth Pay Commission, it can be thought of but after giving parity in all respects with their counterparts in CSS such as to protect seniority with UDCs/Assistants/SOs/USs etc. It is a welcome move of the CS Division and it should be done expeditiously. V P Sharma Third World War As 2010 draws to a close we have to ponder if the Third World War has already begun due to American interference in middle-eastern affairs as foretold in the 50s by the psychic Jeanne Dixon in her book , The Crystal Gazer. The interference began from the 1980s when America interfered in the internal affairs of Iran and the Khomeini regime when they failed to relieve their embassy which was under siege in Tehran. Then they encouraged Saddam Hussain to launch a fruitless 10 year war against Iran in order to weaken it. The net result of this war was that Iraq became too strong for Americas comfort so Saddam was encouraged to invade Kuwait by America and that gave the Americans the excuse to cut him down to size, their own ally against Iran! The Arab reaction to this was 9\11 by a Saudi national Osama bin laden. He was the chief financier of the project but the brains behind it was a Sindhi civil engineer from Karachi, Pakistan. And what were Sindhis and Pakistanis but Indians before 1947? It is more than likely that America will now target Iran , as it has replaced Iraq as the dominant force in the middle-east by instigating Israel to carry out a lightening air strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities. This is likely to happen sooner than later. And after that all the Muslims of Asia would surely unite against America in a war of attrition which America cannot win. In Iraq America has lost about 4000 soldiers and has killed one million Iraqis in 10 years of occupation. This does not include the hundreds of thousands of children who died of mal nutrition as American sanctions for 10 years denied Iraq milk powder. No doubt milk powder can be used to make weapons of mass destruction!! In Afghanistan too the one million mark of the Afghan dead has almost been reached. America has lost about 1000 of its soldiers there . So a total loss of some 5000 dead western soldiers is enough to make the American cowards run crying home. Hence the hasty plans for evacuation of all western troops from the Middle-East and South Asia. And what will they leave behind but ruined countries in a state of anarchy and civil war with a population of the maimed and the scarred? Do the Americans think that the war will be over when they say so? This war has only just begun and it is a new type of war which has no frontiers, as Islam at war has no frontiers. The next attack on America will come from American Muslims in America.... D Choudhury I am happy to hear that Nair has been promoted to the rank of ADG and further reatined in CRPF. I wish the officer very special good wishes from my core of heart. S Ravichandran CISF short of direct-entry officers? Why these IPS are sneaking everywhere? If they are so good then why not improve their own force, instead of demolishing other forces. They really are uninvited guests in every force-CRPF, BSF. They come here to enjoy the perks and rule and give impractical suggestions. They are never posted to sensitive and hard areas. Why not Police-Force utilise such talented officers? Can anyone answer my query? Kamal Wish everything goes well How stupid and superstitious this observation is? Wish everything goes well, despite organisation of this event has brought us shame. 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