समाचार

It refers to recent 2018-report of Transparency International placing India at poor 78st place out of total 180 countries for Corruption-Perception-Index with score of 41, a slight improvement on last year score of 40 ranking 81st. No improvement is noted in terms of corruption even after change in regime in India in the year 2014 when India is placed in routine around 80th place even after tough steps like of currency-demonetisation. Goal of Indian government should be to touch ranking of honest countries like Denmark and New-Zealand with score of 88 and 87 respectively with New-Zealand once even getting 95 points in earlier some year. Our political rulers and bureaucrats are fond of enjoying luxurious study-tours on public-expense in national or public interest. Study-team should b...

It refers to advertisements in most of newspapers by Income Tax Department (Central Board of Direct Taxes) on 29.01.2019 drawing attention of public towards illegal and punishable benami transactions. Such transactions can and must be checked through voluntary compliance by members of public through strict measures replacing cash-deals to banking-transactions, which may overflow public-exchequers. Study should be done on fiscal system of such countries which are pioneer in having cashless economy with Canada leading the list with score of 6.48 out of 10. Even China is far ahead of India at 6th place with score of 5.17. Since property-deals practically have larger share of unaccounted money than that disclosed on papers, tax-laws should be simplified by providing a permanent voluntary-de...

Persons seated in high posts enjoy luxurious medical treatments in private hospitals in India and abroad. When system cannot provide such luxury to normal citizens at public-cost, persons seated on high posts in legislature, judiciary or bureaucracy must not also have any such entitlement. Only privilege available to such privileged class should be to get priority treatment in private wards of government hospitals. Beginning can be made by banning medical treatment in foreign countries at public cost. Another option can be to provide Mediclaim policies for families to entitled ones with premium paid by concerned governments and public-authorities. Medical-reimbursement at public-cost must be compulsorily put on respective public-authorities. There may be legislation in this regard becau...

It refers to shocking news about authorities of Aligarh Muslim University AMU issuing show-cause notices to organizers of Tiranga-Yatra in the university-campus. Organizers went ahead with their plan when University-authorities did not respond to their request seeking permission to have such Tiranga-Yatra and the request was never rejected. Holding Tiranga-Yatra is a patriotic act, and should have been permitted by the University-authorities without unnecessary deferring the issue. Union Ministry for Human Resource Development should swiftly act to make University-authorities withdraw any action against organizers of Tiranga-Yatra. If University-authorities did not want to give permission, they should have informed accordingly about rejection of the request much before the day about whi...