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PRIME
MINISTER Mr. NARENDRA MODI:
LOSING
PATRIOTISM?
Reserve Bank of India Governor Mr. Reghuram Rajan, on 5 September 2014,
attributed the poor growth rate of India to two factors. They are: 1.Slow
governance and 2.Faulty allocation of natural resources.
Obviously, all patriotic people - from
top to bottom - want the government to take over all natural resources. Why
does Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra
Modi refuse to listen?
Former Chief Justice of India Sathasivam was sworn in as the Governor
of Kerala state on 5 September 2014.
If the present Chief Justice of India
also gets a berth like this, one would say that the present prime minister is
afraid of the judiciary.
Prime Minister Mr. Modi said that the teachers tirelessly light the lamp of
knowledge. He said this in connection with Teachers
Day on September 5, 2014.
He said that the professionals
should undertake free teaching classes in the nearby schools.
Though it is a digression, it must
be stated that the present writer handled may classes at the Vellicode Middle School after his
retirement from a college. No other person in India might have done it.
Coming back, the prime minister, on
the same day, told the students that he was very cautious with his words, lest
they would affect the nation.
The Union Government, on 7
September 2014, said that surveillance at the major coal mines would be tightened
to control theft.
All minerals are being thieved. The
Comptroller and Auditor General of India
(CAG) talks of massive loss as mentioned in Chapter 179. Therefore, the surveillance must pervade all sectors.
The
New Indian Express,
on 8 September 2014, requested the government to invest part of the Pension Fund and the Provident Fund in the stock market.
This money must be used for bullet
trains or for other public investments.
Some people do remove public money
through the stock market. It must be reiterated that their assets belong to the
government.
Prime Minister of Australia Mr.Tony Abbott and Prime Minister of
India Mr. Modi signed the civil
nuclear agreement on 8 September 2014, at New Delhi. Under this agreement,
Australia would supply uranium to the safeguarded nuclear power plants in
India.
It must be noted that India is not a
signatory to the Non- Proliferation
Treaty (NPT)
Prime Minister Mr. Modi described the agreement as a historic milestone in Indo-Australian
relationship. He added that it would open a new chapter in bilateral
co-operation.
Before talks Mr. Abbott handed over to Mr.
Modi two medieval Shiva statues
stolen from Tamil Nadu state and displayed at galleries in Australia.
Mr.
Abbott had been given a grand welcome at New Delhi.
He paid homage at Amar Javan Jothi in India
Gate in New Delhi.
Besides, he went to Rajghat to pay floral tribute at the Samadhi of Mahatma Gandhi. This work shows that it was a redundant act.
Supreme Court, on 8 September 2014,
granted 15 days more to Mr. Subrata Roy
of Sahara Company to sell his hotels in
London and New York to pay to investors.
Hundreds of entities have escaped with
the money of the unsuspecting people. The court must alleviate their
sufferings.
The CBI Director, Mr. Ranjit Sinha, on 8 September 2014, told the Supreme Court of
India that there were some details in the 2G case. He said that they - if
divulged- would seriously jeopardize the 2G case.
Alarmed by his submission, the
Bench asked him to file his counter affidavit not openly but in a sealed cover on
or before 15 September 2014.
Evidently, the 2G case depends upon an
unconstitutional secret. The court should unravel it.
The Foreign Minister of Germany, Mr. Frank-Walter, on 8 September 2014,
called on Prime Minister of India Mr.
Modi and requested him to deepen the bilateral cooperation in renewable
energy, infrastructure, cleaning of rivers, high technology and manufacturing
sector.
Prime Minister Mr. Modi is in the enviable position.
Japan is ready to extend technical
and operational support for bullet trains. Germany is willing to give fillip to
solar energy and heavy industry. He can utilize at least $100 billion of
foreign exchange to accomplish everything. No public private partnership (PPP)
or financial support from anyone is needed.
The Union Government, on 8 September
2014, decided to make it mandatory for scientists and researchers to undertake
12 hours of free lecture classes in schools and colleges in an academic year.
The performance of the scientists and researchers would be evaluated every
three years.
It is a laudable decision. The objective
could be achieved without spending money.
In order to make this scheme a
success, the Government should have simultaneously directed all schools to
expose their students periodically to serving and retired college teachers and
other professionals.
A Supreme Court Bench headed by Chief Justice R. M. Lodha, on 8 September 2014,
indirectly asked the Election Commission
of India to do away with booth-wise counting of votes. According to the
Bench, this would annul the post-election vindictive approach of the winning
candidates.
Actually, the winning candidates find
to their great astonishment the support from the hopeless areas.
The suggestion would enable the system
to rig the elections convincingly. Apparently, the present Chief Justice wants
to hand down to the hapless Indians as many judgments as possible in very bad
faith.
The Union Government, on 8 September
2014, requested the Supreme Court to decide the fate of 218 coal blocks. At the
same time, it requested the court to arbitrarily retain about 40 coal blocks. It
added that that a quick decision would enable it to reallocate them.
The government says that the licences
had been granted to A, B and C following well defined laws and those in the
hands of X, Y and Z had been granted arbitrarily. It is untenable.
The government should have taken a
decision to take over all blocks in supreme national interest. But it dithers. The
prime minister should not lose his patriotism in this crucial matter.
This is letter No. 282.
This letter is being submitted to
His Excellency the President of India, Prime Minister of India, Supreme Court
of India, Chief Vigilance Commissioner, Indian Army and the Indian Air Force,
and posted in the blog: www.howeverythinghappenedinindia.blogspot.com on 10 September 2014.
10-9-2014.
V. Sabarimuthu
26-3 Thattamkonam, Vellicode
Mulagumoodu PIN:629167
Email:sabarimuthu.vyakappan@gmail.com
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