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What people say about us! Top website and informative whispers in India. Smita Awasthi POLITICS This is History (80) Nature intervened and harshly and suddenly, put an end to the empire. Ashok Chawla and his expertise In a get-together of economists in Delhi, most of them were heard praising Ashok Chawla for his expertise in economic matters. Ashok Chawla, who is a 1973 batch IAS officer of Gujarat cadre is presently Chairman of the Competition Commission of India. An economist went to the extent of saying that there is no match to Chawla in the country as far as financial aspect is concerned. Prior to this post, Chawla has been Secretary, DEA and Secretary, Finance in the GoI. Radhakrishnan to be new Chairman of Coir Board C P Radhakrishnan, Ex MP from Tamil Nadu, will be new Chairman of the Coir Board, under the Ministry of MSME. Tragedy Tourism.... Delhi has many issues that require urgent attention! And he ran to the village in UP but entry nahi mili! Apne poll apne aap khol raha hai! Actually ab Dilli jeb mein ....next State!! Rahul as usual went to this village for brownie points! His mock concern is so easy to see through!! By the way ..Now a Home Guard has been arrested! Modi's way is best !! Sharma says .... we do not ask where Modi goes! Why is it we come to know of Rahul going after he's gone?? Laloo says ... Hindus eat Beef!!! Kuch bhi bol deta hai, His son Tejaswi is 9th pass!! Papa ka paisa ya dimaag nahi ! Some Media Channels fixation with Indrani is shocking! Indrani Indrani... entire day! Is there a Political/Cricket connect!! One pro Congi Channel is on it like a leech! VJS BUREAUCRACY 25 applicants for SEBI chief Bank EDs interview today Additional charge: Clear message to babudom? Can army afford vacancies ? Gupta unlikely to be Special Director, ED
? Action is imminent against officers Krishna gets pro-forma promotion as DG No IAS is interested for Director level post
in GoI Punjab cadre IPS officer to join MP cadre
? No DG and DDG in NIRD &PR Vacancy of Joint Secretary arising in Financial
Services Post of JS in Dept. of Justice created WAPCOS Issues Bonus Share Sushri Uma Bharti, Hon'ble Union Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Government of India was presented Bonus Shares of Rs. 1000 lakh by R.K. Gupta, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, WAPCOS Limited, in the presence of Shri Shashi Shekhar, Secretary; Dr. Amarjit Singh, Special Secretary and Senior Officers from the Ministry and WAPCOS. With this, the paid up Capital of the Company has increased by 17.5 times during the last 5 years. The Company has strengthened its position in Indo-China, Indian Sub-Continent
and Africa. This also facilitated strengthening of bilateral relations
between India and other countries. WAPCOS is now planning to increase
its operations in Latin America and CIS Countries. Reshuffle of IAS officers in Maharashtra
(UPDATED) Tenure of Ms Usha Titus as Joint Secretary,
Economic Affairs extended (UPDATED) Dinesh Kumar gets premature repatriation (UPDATED)
CORPORATE Tottori appointed CEO of Mitsubishi Mahindra
Agricultural Machinery Co. Jaiswal appointed CFO of Mitsubishi Mahindra
Agricultural Machinery Co. Lalwani appointed Network CMO of Reliance
Broadcast Network Ltd Thomas appointed VP (Corporate Comm.) of TVS
Motor Company FORUM (The views expressed in this column are of the contributors. We do not owe any responsibility, whatsoever, of the views of our surfers as they are their personal opinion. However, we would also request our contributors not to be personal, directly or indirectly, in presenting their views. Instead of countering the views which ‘X’ has already expressed, our contributors are advised to present their own views. Also be brief, say about 200 words at the most since any views longer than that if eliminated at our end would carry the risk of the contrbutor’s item losing its original essence)
"No new secretaries, only additional charges" wic 1.10.15. A very good sign by pragmatic and delivery man PM Modi for minimum Government, Maximum governance. Secretaries should be drawn from professionals in Government and Private sector, through a rigorous interview comprising of private professionals also. Secretary post should not be a birthright of just one British service. Bharat Only development can save Bihar In Bihar, Modi is against crafty leaders who are well versed in the art of the possible. But Modi has proved to be quite a handful for them. It is a fact that only development can save Bihar. And only Modi is talking of development. It seems that finally, Bihar will get the development it deserves, courtesy the Lion of Gujarat. A K Singh Shed some more tears, Mr. PM Close on the heels of Justice Sahay Commission report on the communal riots of Muzaffarnagar, the lynching of an innocent person in front of his old mother, wife, children and brother, by one thousand strong crowd, on the basis of rumours/suspicion, is the most diabolic and barbarian act against humanity. It is most unfortunate that this criminal activity has taken place in the Indian capital's neighborhood in Greater Noida area. It signifies that the horrible psyche, its spectre and beastly instinct as reflected against the minorities in 1984 genocide and later on, still actively lives on. The tender feelings, the PM exhibited for the travails of his revered mother, by shedding tears in USA, should become the tears, and kind and tender feelings for humanity and should not remain selective emotional outburst. He should personally monitor this case and ensure that each and every person who participated in this dastardly act should be brought before law and punished. Each one is guilty of murder and crime against humanity. This is the sole way of preventing recurrence of such crimes against the mankind Surinderjit Singh Sandhu, Amritsar I-T dept. staff should focus on work The spread of false notion of work getting affected due to shortage of officers at AC/DC level is not going to help country and income tax department. Main shortage is at the level of staff which is affecting ground work in department. Staff in income tax department should focus more on work as they are already enjoying fastest promotion in govt of India. Their strike is affecting growth of country. Inspectors are getting promoted into ITO and AC/DC without acquiring necessary skills and experience which is affecting the quality of work. Government of India should look into this matter of shortage of staff in income tax department. Bhupendra Prasad OROP: Don't back out SSc officer got excellent re-employment hence he talks rot now. OROP was granted but has now been diluted to OR Five Pensions at the behest of IAS officers. You don't cheat your soldiers. We obeyed orders to the extent of laying down lives. For god's sake no Jumla for us only keep your promise. If Modi doesn't give it someone else will. Modi will lose credibility if he backs out. We are still hopeful he will use his brain rather than of Babus. Col. V K Gupta Reservation in promotions Why the required data is not given also has to be seen in light of the court orders. Then only things can become clear S Shridhar Satire: The Boss Earlier the very word boss existed only in the dreaded World of Crime. Boss conveyed the image of a mysterious man wearing dark glasses, overcoat, and hat with a cigar dangling between his thick lips. Boss would invariably be the trigger-happy ruthless man having his pet kitten on his lap and his favourite Lily darling beside him. Later Bosses evolved themselves keeping pace with the changing times and they became don, mafia king and legislators. The sissy version of boss is found in offices. This type of boss doesn't have the luxury of cat in the lap instead he has rats, pigeons and bee hives for company. There are no Lily darlings either rather over-aged, overweight/over-burdened women would pretend working. Boss is the most favourite and evergreen topic of discussion (read criticism) Ridiculing boss is like having a fruit chaat, it is only masala which keeps varying according to one's taste. His each and every action is noted, mimicked, analyzed and dissected during lunch breaks and tea breaks. How he thinks too much of himself and is shabbily/gaudily dressed. He has no manners and keeps grinning or he has constipated face and seldom smiles. You go early to office, Boss comes late. You go late, he comes early. Not dependable at all. To make phone calls at odd hours seems to be his favourite hobby. Sitting till wee hours in the office, he doesn't care a hoot for his family and expects you to follow his footsteps and yet be imperfect so that he could pick holes whenever he chose so. He can't see anyone happy. He is undisputed a cynic also. Sometimes he would cheerfully ask well being of your entire family but most of the times he stares through you with a blank face as if meeting for the first time. Another important property of boss is liberal sprinkling of English words in Hindi conversation esp. words like bloody, oh hell, rubbish, Johnny, Chap, etc. Boss is normally found to be suffering from blood pressure, diabetes and heart problems. Boss is often a smoker too but in recent times smoking has given way to cocktails. A good boss should rarely smile. Hearty laugh is a strict no no. This helps creating an aura around you. At times he should act cold with familiar people also, such as refusing to recognize them, being unable to place them. Boss always runs, short of time, No time to respond to useless invitations. In case any invitation persists you may yield only to arrive late. Keep looking at your wrist watch as often as you can and excuse yourself at the middle of the program. After all you are a boss, no idler, Boss is never idle, even when he is, he does not show it, LBDN - look busy do nothing. A good boss is that who can find several faults in the best acknowledged subordinate. For half a day leave he asks half a dozen questions. Boss would always be short tempered and keep losing it on the slightest pretext. Bosses don't eat peanuts or plantains. They partake only cashew nuts and fresh juice. Boss doesn't read vernacular newspapers and magazines. A good boss always reads English ones and announces as often as possible how weak he was in Hindi, Bangla, and Tamil as the case may be. Suit, safari, tie, sunglasses all are meant for boss. A good boss is invariably a bald boss. Boss doesn't go for movies at first place, when he goes he goes only for English films. More serious and bore the film is more it would be liked by the boss. A good boss must have visited few countries preferably on government expense. This helps him in beginning or concluding a conversation e.g. last winter when I had gone to USA... a similar thing happened with me in London… the best ice-cream I ever had was on Eiffel Tower. Boss doesn't travel by cycle or scooter. He travels by car and in no case lower than by chartered bus. He flies to other cities, draws salary through cheque, pays bills by credit card. A good boss has favourite authors, painters, actors and mind you, not Indian, have to be essentially foreigners. So these are few characteristics of a boss, the list can go on but does it augur well for a boss to write long notes? Ravi Pipal
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