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DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENTS
The students of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT M) made a show of themselves by kissing each other in front of camera ; boy&boy, girl&girl, boy&girl. The print and television media appear to be highly pleased to show the scene , that would perhaps help them in increasing the circulation /viewership. Who cares ?
The above behaviour of the students of IIT M wiped out in one stroke the fair image of IITs , shocking many people who thought that IIT students are the brightest of the bright in the country, capable of maintaining lofty standards in behaviour. The government of India has been spending crores of rupees of tax payer's money in supporting the education of these so called elite students, , expecting that most of them would ultimately turn up as high class engineers and technologists contributing to the social and economic growth of the country. The expectation has been that these students will be trend setters in the building up of new and progressive India and certainly not part of kissing parade.
These misguided students say that they have been indulging in kissing scenario in support of the liberal life style, whatever it may mean. It has not occurred to them that such uncultured and ugly behaviour will go down as a new low in public behaviour in the country.
One wonders what has the Director of IIT M been doing and how did he permit this, particularly when it has happened in the campus ? What is the responsibility of the Director and the professors in ensuring discipline and meeting the expectations of the country men about the standards of the students and culture in IITs.
Unfortunately, IIT Madras has been in the news for all wrong reasons in recent times. The professors of IIT M went on dharna some time back demanding higher wages ; suicide amongst students have been happening in the hostels too frequently.
It is high time that the government of India should order an enquiry into the affairs of IIT M , with particular reference to the above ugly behaviour of the students and the silence of the Director and professors.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
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Re: [IAC#RG] Fwd: DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENT
Re: [IAC#RG] Fwd: DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENT
LtCol(retd.)T.T.Kishore, Engineers
India Against Corruption
DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENTS
The students of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT M) made a show of themselves by kissing each other in front of camera ; boy&boy, girl&girl, boy&girl. The print and television media appear to be highly pleased to show the scene , that would perhaps help them in increasing the circulation /viewership. Who cares ?
The above behaviour of the students of IIT M wiped out in one stroke the fair image of IITs , shocking many people who thought that IIT students are the brightest of the bright in the country, capable of maintaining lofty standards in behaviour. The government of India has been spending crores of rupees of tax payer's money in supporting the education of these so called elite students, , expecting that most of them would ultimately turn up as high class engineers and technologists contributing to the social and economic growth of the country. The expectation has been that these students will be trend setters in the building up of new and progressive India and certainly not part of kissing parade.
These misguided students say that they have been indulging in kissing scenario in support of the liberal life style, whatever it may mean. It has not occurred to them that such uncultured and ugly behaviour will go down as a new low in public behaviour in the country.
One wonders what has the Director of IIT M been doing and how did he permit this, particularly when it has happened in the campus ? What is the responsibility of the Director and the professors in ensuring discipline and meeting the expectations of the country men about the standards of the students and culture in IITs.
Unfortunately, IIT Madras has been in the news for all wrong reasons in recent times. The professors of IIT M went on dharna some time back demanding higher wages ; suicide amongst students have been happening in the hostels too frequently.
It is high time that the government of India should order an enquiry into the affairs of IIT M , with particular reference to the above ugly behaviour of the students and the silence of the Director and professors.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
Email:- nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
Twitter :- @nsvchennai
Re: [IAC#RG] Fwd: DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENT
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DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENTS
The students of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT M) made a show of themselves by kissing each other in front of camera ; boy&boy, girl&girl, boy&girl. The print and television media appear to be highly pleased to show the scene , that would perhaps help them in increasing the circulation /viewership. Who cares ?
The above behaviour of the students of IIT M wiped out in one stroke the fair image of IITs , shocking many people who thought that IIT students are the brightest of the bright in the country, capable of maintaining lofty standards in behaviour. The government of India has been spending crores of rupees of tax payer’s money in supporting the education of these so called elite students, , expecting that most of them would ultimately turn up as high class engineers and technologists contributing to the social and economic growth of the country. The expectation has been that these students will be trend setters in the building up of new and progressive India and certainly not part of kissing parade.
These misguided students say that they have been indulging in kissing scenario in support of the liberal life style, whatever it may mean. It has not occurred to them that such uncultured and ugly behaviour will go down as a new low in public behaviour in the country.
One wonders what has the Director of IIT M been doing and how did he permit this, particularly when it has happened in the campus ? What is the responsibility of the Director and the professors in ensuring discipline and meeting the expectations of the country men about the standards of the students and culture in IITs.
Unfortunately, IIT Madras has been in the news for all wrong reasons in recent times. The professors of IIT M went on dharna some time back demanding higher wages ; suicide amongst students have been happening in the hostels too frequently.
It is high time that the government of India should order an enquiry into the affairs of IIT M , with particular reference to the above ugly behaviour of the students and the silence of the Director and professors.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
Email:- nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
Twitter :- @nsvchennai
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Re: [IAC#RG] Fwd: DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENT
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DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENTS
The students of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT M) made a show of themselves by kissing each other in front of camera ; boy&boy, girl&girl, boy&girl. The print and television media appear to be highly pleased to show the scene , that would perhaps help them in increasing the circulation /viewership. Who cares ?
The above behaviour of the students of IIT M wiped out in one stroke the fair image of IITs , shocking many people who thought that IIT students are the brightest of the bright in the country, capable of maintaining lofty standards in behaviour. The government of India has been spending crores of rupees of tax payer's money in supporting the education of these so called elite students, , expecting that most of them would ultimately turn up as high class engineers and technologists contributing to the social and economic growth of the country. The expectation has been that these students will be trend setters in the building up of new and progressive India and certainly not part of kissing parade.
These misguided students say that they have been indulging in kissing scenario in support of the liberal life style, whatever it may mean. It has not occurred to them that such uncultured and ugly behaviour will go down as a new low in public behaviour in the country.
One wonders what has the Director of IIT M been doing and how did he permit this, particularly when it has happened in the campus ? What is the responsibility of the Director and the professors in ensuring discipline and meeting the expectations of the country men about the standards of the students and culture in IITs.
Unfortunately, IIT Madras has been in the news for all wrong reasons in recent times. The professors of IIT M went on dharna some time back demanding higher wages ; suicide amongst students have been happening in the hostels too frequently.
It is high time that the government of India should order an enquiry into the affairs of IIT M , with particular reference to the above ugly behaviour of the students and the silence of the Director and professors.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
Email:- nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
Twitter :- @nsvchennai
Re: [IAC#RG] Amendments to Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act 1971
Hi all,I think why should we allow this blatant killing of girl children.? More over as one can see from the Bilaspur incident Primary health care is the rsponsibility of state governments. In Tamilnadu the doctors have to serve in villages and fascilities have vastly improved. In Karnataka the doctors have gone on strike refusing to work in villages. Unless theMedical education becomes service oriented and taken out of private hands this will plague India."Greatness lies not in never falling but in rising everytime we fall"
Captain Johann samuhanand, BANGALORE INDIA91 80 42023252On Wednesday, 12 November 2014 5:43 PM, pavan nair <pavannair1@gmail.com> wrote:
Proposed amendments to the Act have been put on the website of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for comments/suggestions by stakeholders and the public. www.mohfw.nic.in The proposed amendments include allowing registered ayurvedic doctors, homeopaths, nurses, ANMs to carry out abortions. Also, any woman can get an abortion on demand till 12 weeks and thereafter till 24 weeks under certain conditions. The effect of these amendments will have a deleterious effect on the reproductive health of women as clinics will spring up in rural and semi-rural areas with few checks for hygiene and quality of services provided. Such clinics will thrive on sex selective abortions which will be detrimental to the social fabric of the country. Time has been given till 10 November to submit comments. This is inadequate. I have submitted my comments which I am pasting below. Should IAC take a view? In any case individuals can submit comments to saurabh.mittal89@nic.in Pavan Nair.Dear Shri Mittal,Please refer to the notice on the website of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare regarding the above. I am submitting my para wise comments and suggestions to the proposed amendments as under. At the outset, however, let me make it clear that these amendments will have a deleterious effect on the reproductive health of women and will encourage the practice of female foeticide. The proposal to extend the date for termination to 24 weeks seems reasonable. The time given for submission of comments is inadequate and the amendments need much wider dissemination for discussion and debate. The purpose of these amendments seems to encourage the use of abortion to restrict births and encourage family planning. This is dangerous and problematic as a policy when cheap and easily available contraceptives can be widely distributed. Contraceptive failure is very rare. Nearly 80% of abortions being done in Delhi are for this reason. I have obtained this information under RTI from your Ministry.Para 2. The concept of using 'health care providers' ( registered and trained ayurvedic doctors, homeopaths, nurses, ANMs etc) will encourage abortion clinics being established in rural and semi rural areas. To check facilities provided and conditions of hygiene will be near impossible. Not having a gynecologist or a surgeon present will lead to complications.Para 4 (II). Substituted Para 2a. This implies that abortion should be made available on demand till 12 weeks. In a country like India, we have not been able to make birthing facilities available, how will it be possible for the government to make facilities for abortion available in rural areas? Obviously private practitioners will fill that gap. Secondly, sex determination becomes feasible at about the same time. This Section will be misused to carry out sex selective abortions even till 15 weeks. Who will establish how far the pregnancy has gone. The health care provider.Explanation (ii) is redundant since the pregnant woman can seek abortion under the Para 2a above. In any case there should be a clause for married couples where abortion should be made available only if they have two or more surviving or adopted children. These amendments will allow a married couple to terminate even first healthy pregnancies on grounds of contraceptive failure after 12 weeks and on no particular ground before.I am copying this mail to the Minister and a few others who may be interested. Please acknowledge receipt of this mail. Col Pavan Nair VSM (Retd)
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Re: [IAC#RG] Fwd: DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENT
ToIndia Against Corruption
DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENTS
The students of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT M) made a show of themselves by kissing each other in front of camera ; boy&boy, girl&girl, boy&girl. The print and television media appear to be highly pleased to show the scene , that would perhaps help them in increasing the circulation /viewership. Who cares ?
The above behaviour of the students of IIT M wiped out in one stroke the fair image of IITs , shocking many people who thought that IIT students are the brightest of the bright in the country, capable of maintaining lofty standards in behaviour. The government of India has been spending crores of rupees of tax payer's money in supporting the education of these so called elite students, , expecting that most of them would ultimately turn up as high class engineers and technologists contributing to the social and economic growth of the country. The expectation has been that these students will be trend setters in the building up of new and progressive India and certainly not part of kissing parade.
These misguided students say that they have been indulging in kissing scenario in support of the liberal life style, whatever it may mean. It has not occurred to them that such uncultured and ugly behaviour will go down as a new low in public behaviour in the country.
One wonders what has the Director of IIT M been doing and how did he permit this, particularly when it has happened in the campus ? What is the responsibility of the Director and the professors in ensuring discipline and meeting the expectations of the country men about the standards of the students and culture in IITs.
Unfortunately, IIT Madras has been in the news for all wrong reasons in recent times. The professors of IIT M went on dharna some time back demanding higher wages ; suicide amongst students have been happening in the hostels too frequently.
It is high time that the government of India should order an enquiry into the affairs of IIT M , with particular reference to the above ugly behaviour of the students and the silence of the Director and professors.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
Email:- nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
Twitter :- @nsvchennai
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[IAC#RG] Fwd: DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENT
India Against Corruption
DISGUSTING BEHAVIOUR OF IIT M STUDENTS
The students of Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT M) made a show of themselves by kissing each other in front of camera ; boy&boy, girl&girl, boy&girl. The print and television media appear to be highly pleased to show the scene , that would perhaps help them in increasing the circulation /viewership. Who cares ?
The above behaviour of the students of IIT M wiped out in one stroke the fair image of IITs , shocking many people who thought that IIT students are the brightest of the bright in the country, capable of maintaining lofty standards in behaviour. The government of India has been spending crores of rupees of tax payer's money in supporting the education of these so called elite students, , expecting that most of them would ultimately turn up as high class engineers and technologists contributing to the social and economic growth of the country. The expectation has been that these students will be trend setters in the building up of new and progressive India and certainly not part of kissing parade.
These misguided students say that they have been indulging in kissing scenario in support of the liberal life style, whatever it may mean. It has not occurred to them that such uncultured and ugly behaviour will go down as a new low in public behaviour in the country.
One wonders what has the Director of IIT M been doing and how did he permit this, particularly when it has happened in the campus ? What is the responsibility of the Director and the professors in ensuring discipline and meeting the expectations of the country men about the standards of the students and culture in IITs.
Unfortunately, IIT Madras has been in the news for all wrong reasons in recent times. The professors of IIT M went on dharna some time back demanding higher wages ; suicide amongst students have been happening in the hostels too frequently.
It is high time that the government of India should order an enquiry into the affairs of IIT M , with particular reference to the above ugly behaviour of the students and the silence of the Director and professors.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
Email:- nsvenkatchennai@gmail.com
Twitter :- @nsvchennai
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Re: [IAC#RG] Amendments to Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act 1971
The India Against Corruption has only just come to know of this draft
amendments for MTP Act.
We request for more time to file comments on such an important public
issue after wide consultation and discussion with our membership.
.
Until then, we endorse and adopt the position / submissions of our
esteemed council member Lt. Col Pavan Nair who has already filed in
his personal capacity. IAC also request to be heard in person and
tender evidence as and when this matter reaches the Standing
sub-Committee.
Duty officer (Corruption Helpline)
Dr. Vishnu Mutthu
for India Against Corruption (HQ).
B-59 Defence Colony
New Delhi 110024
On 11/8/14, pavan nair <pavannair1@gmail.com> wrote:
> Proposed amendments to the Act have been put on the website of the Ministry
> of Health and Family Welfare for comments/suggestions by stakeholders and
> the public. www.mohfw.nic.in The proposed amendments include allowing
> registered ayurvedic doctors, homeopaths, nurses, ANMs to carry out
> abortions. Also, any woman can get an abortion on demand till 12 weeks and
> thereafter till 24 weeks under certain conditions. The effect of these
> amendments will have a deleterious effect on the reproductive health of
> women as clinics will spring up in rural and semi-rural areas with few
> checks for hygiene and quality of services provided. Such clinics will
> thrive on sex selective abortions which will be detrimental to the social
> fabric of the country. Time has been given till 10 November to submit
> comments. This is inadequate. I have submitted my comments which I am
> pasting below. Should IAC take a view? In any case individuals can submit
> comments to saurabh.mittal89@nic.in Pavan Nair.
>
> Dear Shri Mittal,
>
> Please refer to the notice on the website of the Ministry of Health
> and Family Welfare regarding the above. I am submitting my para wise
> comments and suggestions to the proposed amendments as under. At the
> outset, however, let me make it clear that these amendments will have a
> deleterious effect on the reproductive health of women and will encourage
> the practice of female foeticide. The proposal to extend the date for
> termination to 24 weeks seems reasonable. The time given for submission of
> comments is inadequate and the amendments need much wider dissemination for
> discussion and debate. The purpose of these amendments seems to encourage
> the use of abortion to restrict births and encourage family planning. This
> is dangerous and problematic as a policy when cheap and easily available
> contraceptives can be widely distributed. Contraceptive failure is very
> rare. Nearly 80% of abortions being done in Delhi are for this reason. I
> have obtained this information under RTI from your Ministry.
>
> Para 2. The concept of using 'health care providers' ( registered and
> trained ayurvedic doctors, homeopaths, nurses, ANMs etc) will encourage
> abortion clinics being established in rural and semi rural areas. To check
> facilities provided and conditions of hygiene will be near impossible. Not
> having a gynecologist or a surgeon present will lead to complications.
>
> Para 4 (II). Substituted Para 2a. This implies that abortion should be made
> available on demand till 12 weeks. In a country like India, we have not
> been able to make birthing facilities available, how will it be possible
> for the government to make facilities for abortion available in rural
> areas? Obviously private practitioners will fill that gap. Secondly, sex
> determination becomes feasible at about the same time. This Section will be
> misused to carry out sex selective abortions even till 15 weeks. Who will
> establish how far the pregnancy has gone. The health care provider.
>
> Explanation (ii) is redundant since the pregnant woman can seek abortion
> under the Para 2a above. In any case there should be a clause for married
> couples where abortion should be made available only if they have two or
> more surviving or adopted children. These amendments will allow a married
> couple to terminate even first healthy pregnancies on grounds of
> contraceptive failure after 12 weeks and on no particular ground before.
>
> I am copying this mail to the Minister and a few others who may be
> interested. Please acknowledge receipt of this mail. Col Pavan Nair VSM
> (Retd)
>
Re: [IAC#RG] Amendments to Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act 1971
"Greatness lies not in never falling but in rising everytime we fall"
Proposed amendments to the Act have been put on the website of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for comments/suggestions by stakeholders and the public. www.mohfw.nic.in The proposed amendments include allowing registered ayurvedic doctors, homeopaths, nurses, ANMs to carry out abortions. Also, any woman can get an abortion on demand till 12 weeks and thereafter till 24 weeks under certain conditions. The effect of these amendments will have a deleterious effect on the reproductive health of women as clinics will spring up in rural and semi-rural areas with few checks for hygiene and quality of services provided. Such clinics will thrive on sex selective abortions which will be detrimental to the social fabric of the country. Time has been given till 10 November to submit comments. This is inadequate. I have submitted my comments which I am pasting below. Should IAC take a view? In any case individuals can submit comments to saurabh.mittal89@nic.in Pavan Nair.Dear Shri Mittal,Please refer to the notice on the website of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare regarding the above. I am submitting my para wise comments and suggestions to the proposed amendments as under. At the outset, however, let me make it clear that these amendments will have a deleterious effect on the reproductive health of women and will encourage the practice of female foeticide. The proposal to extend the date for termination to 24 weeks seems reasonable. The time given for submission of comments is inadequate and the amendments need much wider dissemination for discussion and debate. The purpose of these amendments seems to encourage the use of abortion to restrict births and encourage family planning. This is dangerous and problematic as a policy when cheap and easily available contraceptives can be widely distributed. Contraceptive failure is very rare. Nearly 80% of abortions being done in Delhi are for this reason. I have obtained this information under RTI from your Ministry.Para 2. The concept of using 'health care providers' ( registered and trained ayurvedic doctors, homeopaths, nurses, ANMs etc) will encourage abortion clinics being established in rural and semi rural areas. To check facilities provided and conditions of hygiene will be near impossible. Not having a gynecologist or a surgeon present will lead to complications.Para 4 (II). Substituted Para 2a. This implies that abortion should be made available on demand till 12 weeks. In a country like India, we have not been able to make birthing facilities available, how will it be possible for the government to make facilities for abortion available in rural areas? Obviously private practitioners will fill that gap. Secondly, sex determination becomes feasible at about the same time. This Section will be misused to carry out sex selective abortions even till 15 weeks. Who will establish how far the pregnancy has gone. The health care provider.Explanation (ii) is redundant since the pregnant woman can seek abortion under the Para 2a above. In any case there should be a clause for married couples where abortion should be made available only if they have two or more surviving or adopted children. These amendments will allow a married couple to terminate even first healthy pregnancies on grounds of contraceptive failure after 12 weeks and on no particular ground before.I am copying this mail to the Minister and a few others who may be interested. Please acknowledge receipt of this mail. Col Pavan Nair VSM (Retd)
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Re: [IAC#RG] [India-egov] Award of government projects on nomination basis
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> Many ministries, departments and government agencies award projects to M/s National Institute for Smart Government (NISG) on nomination basis. These include projects on consulting and manpower outsourcing. Department of Posts, UIDAI, NeGD, NATGRID, MCA have even outsourced PMUs to NISG without a tender process.
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> It is worth mentioning that NISG is a private entity by virtue of having 51 percent stake with private sector. Despite above it has been given grants and projects on nomination basis by various government agencies.
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> This is violation of CVC Office Order No.23/7/07 (as available at link http://cvc.nic.in/181212_12122012.pdf) regarding Transparency in Works/Purchase/Consultancy contracts awarded on nomination basis. Further there has been instances where NISG has further awarded the consulting contracts to private organizations on back-to-back basis without any value addition. This act of NISG subverts the Commission's emphasis on integrity, transparency, fairness and equity in decision making. The departments are also not putting details of the projects awarded on nomination basis on their websites as required by CVC.
>
>
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> In the Supreme Court judgement in case of Nagar Nigam, Meerut Vs A1 Faheem Meat Export Pvt Ltd it was clearly observed by the Supreme Court that
>
> "The law is well-settled that contracts by the State, its corporations, instrumentalities and agencies must be normally granted through public auction/public tender by inviting tenders from eligible persons and the notification of the public-auction or inviting tenders should be advertised in well known dailies having wide circulation in the locality with all relevant details such as date, time and place of auction, subject-matter of auction, technical specifications, estimated cost, earnest money Deposit, etc. The award of Government contracts through public-auction/public tender is to ensure transparency in the public procurement, to maximize economy and efficiency in Government procurement, to promote healthy competition among the tenderers, to provide for fair and equitable treatment of all tenderers, and to eliminate irregularities, interference and corrupt practices by the authorities concerned. This is required by Article 14 of the Constitution. However, in rare and exceptional cases, for instance during natural calamities and emergencies declared by the Government; where the procurement is possible from a single source only; where the supplier or contractor has exclusive rights in respect of the goods or services and no reasonable alternative or substitute exists; where the auction was held on several dates but there were no bidders or the bids offered were too low, etc., this normal rule may be departed from and such contracts may be awarded through 'private negotiations'."
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> In light of above judgment , the award of projects and manpower outsourcing to NISG is against the spirit of Article 14. There are many other organizations like Ernst & Young, KPMG, PWC, Grant Thornton, Accenture, Capgemini, Deloitte, Wipro, TCS, IL& FS etc which offer consulting in area of e-governance which can compete with private entity NISG and offer services at competitive price to government departments.
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> I think that as a community we must create awareness that projects cannot be awarded by government agencies on nomination basis irrespective of the amount of the assignment.
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> If this practice is not stopped the day is not far that a CAG report will highlight loss to exchequer in award of e-governance projects as it revealed the coal and spectrum scams. As a responsible citizen I will be writing to CVOs, secretaries and financial advisors of all government departments to stop this practice. I will also request you to all to create awareness around the same. After all non awareness of the above CVC circular by officials will not act as their defence for violation of rules in first place.
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> Together we can make a transparent and progressive India.
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