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< The government feels that parliamentary privileges should be clearly defined, delimited and simplified. Codification of privileges should be considered priority to remove uncertainty and anxiety of the press and the people. A parliamentary panel, consisting of members of both Houses, may be set up to lay down privileges in specific terms and to recommend appropriate legislation.>
Certainly , none, particularly the Press or the People can miss the sudden appearance of a streak of silver lining in the largely hovering sable clouds. Should the ideal aspects proposed to be formalized are covered in a simply worded Code, and sincerely followed, without the need for compulsion to have implemented and diligently enforced - sooner the better, undoubtedly might usher in the long pending transformation, nay reformation, of the whole environment in polity across the nation.
May be, - not to be missed is another common aspiration of the people to be suitably covered; that is,emphasis on cent percent attendance while the legislature is in session, and whole -hear ted cum spirited active participation in the proceedings. As is the proverb,- "Every cloud has a silver lining" (expression of a poetic sentiment that even the gloomiest outlook contains some hopeful or consoling aspect).
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The Greatest Roman Empire may have had its "rise" once, but only to be later (to ignore the time span) followed, inevitably by "fall ". Nonetheless, a "common man' possessing sheer common sense, is left bewildered, as ever from the hoary past, wondering, - is there anyone on earth, alive, including even those who openly declare to be endowed with the highest level of anyone or more of those 'QUOTIENTS" named "IQ" , "EQ", 'PQ" , so on, or economic or professional expertise/exposure, or by chance happen to be committed to 'ideals" , if not the rarest of all being "ideologies" likewise declare or vouch for that BANG day of "fall" for such complicity, at any state level or national level.
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< .....likely to push land reforms and expedite various
approval processes, bringing down the cost for developers and, ultimately, the
end users.
Gurgaon and Mumbai, the richest cities in Haryana and
Maharashtra, respectively, have always been the preferred markets for
investors. Most parts of these cities are beyond the reach for those looking
for affordable homes.
"We are expecting correction in prices as monopoly of certain developers, especially in Gurgaon, is bound to end," says the top executive with a real estate firm. Single-window clearance, a demand for long, is likely and so are land reforms, he adds.
'House for all by 2022' has been a top agenda for the BJP government at the Centre. While there are many developers across the two states, DLF in Gurgaon and the Lodhas and Oberois in Mumbai are among the biggest names.
Most affordable projects are located on the boundaries or suburbs of these cities. Sanjay Dutt, managing director of Cushman & Wakefield, a realty consultant, says: "Mumbai suffered a lot in terms of approvals and costs added up. If a developer bought land for Rs 1,000 crore and paid 30 per cent interest, he had to shell out Rs 300 crore, which was included in the apartment prices.">
"We are expecting correction in prices as monopoly of certain developers, especially in Gurgaon, is bound to end," says the top executive with a real estate firm. Single-window clearance, a demand for long, is likely and so are land reforms, he adds.
'House for all by 2022' has been a top agenda for the BJP government at the Centre. While there are many developers across the two states, DLF in Gurgaon and the Lodhas and Oberois in Mumbai are among the biggest names.
Most affordable projects are located on the boundaries or suburbs of these cities. Sanjay Dutt, managing director of Cushman & Wakefield, a realty consultant, says: "Mumbai suffered a lot in terms of approvals and costs added up. If a developer bought land for Rs 1,000 crore and paid 30 per cent interest, he had to shell out Rs 300 crore, which was included in the apartment prices.">
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BJP Samvad Cell shared a new resource in "Transform India with Modi".
Subject: Modi Govt to formalize code of conduct for MPs.
< The government feels that parliamentary privileges should be clearly defined, delimited and simplified. Codification of privileges should be considered priority to remove uncertainty and anxiety of the press and the people. A parliamentary panel, consisting of members of both Houses, may be set up to lay down privileges in specific terms and to recommend appropriate legislation.>
Certainly , none, particularly the Press or the People can miss the sudden appearance of a streak of silver lining in the largely hovering sable clouds. Should the ideal aspects proposed to be formalized are covered in a simply worded Code, and sincerely followed, without the need for compulsion to have implemented and diligently enforced - sooner the better, undoubtedly might usher in the long pending transformation, nay reformation, of the whole environment in polity across the nation.
May be, - not to be missed is another common aspiration of the people to be suitably covered; that is,emphasis on cent percent attendance while the legislature is in session, and whole -hear ted cum spirited active participation in the proceedings. As is the proverb,- "Every cloud has a silver lining" (expression of a poetic sentiment that even the gloomiest outlook contains some hopeful or consoling aspect).
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Urban development ministry to launch ‘Social Audit’ for new schemes
<> The apparently
fanciful / eye-catching prefix
"social" by itself cannot be expected to usher in. much less truly accomplishing
, the long outstanding "transparency" and "accountability"
, without having effective in-built machinery in the planned "Audit",
of any such or like schemes, aimed at
the objective of principally societal welfare; and only secondarily the urban
development.
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The Greatest Roman Empire may have had its "rise" once, but only to be later (to ignore the time span) followed, inevitably by "fall ". Nonetheless, a "common man' possessing sheer common sense, is left bewildered, as ever from the hoary past, wondering, - is there anyone on earth, alive, including even those who openly declare to be endowed with the highest level of anyone or more of those 'QUOTIENTS" named "IQ" , "EQ", 'PQ" , so on, or economic or professional expertise/exposure, or by chance happen to be committed to 'ideals" , if not the rarest of all being "ideologies" likewise declare or vouch for that BANG day of "fall" for such complicity, at any state level or national level.
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Going by media reports, particularly on his recent visit to
the US, anyone is inclined and strongly tempted to veer round to the perception
and fervent belief that the newly installed leader, by virtue of his MODI fied approach to things, and his peculiarly chosen ‘operandi’,
are bound to work favourably. For, after all, the dictionary itself has been
kind to him ; in that, “modus operandi ‘ is an expression which is interchangeably usable with “ modi (’s) operandi”
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http://vswaminathan-swamilook.blogspot.in/2014/09/sc-on-national-tax-tribunal-imp-messages.html
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http://mvenkaiahnaidu.blogspot.in/2009/07/sri-m-venkaiah-naidu-major-initiatives.html
http://vswaminathan-swamilook.blogspot.in/2014/09/sc-on-national-tax-tribunal-imp-messages.html
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