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Any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management

Any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Consider any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management in Central Government and make suitable recommendations.

Consider any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management in Central Government and make suitable recommendations.

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Mathew Alexander
Mathew Alexander 11 years 9 months ago
> Research in CSIR laboratories, with no immediate application in industry must be stopped. > Many foreign companies provide technology virtually free to their Indian manufacturing partners to make goods in the manner required for the market they intend addressing. These technologies are tried and proven and thoroughly practical. > By taking advantage of this, needless indigenous “research” is avoided, reducing Govt. expenditure.
Mathew Alexander
Mathew Alexander 11 years 9 months ago
Do not re-engage high-cost retired Government officials or extend their tenure. This will result in more vacancies in Govt. and new employees at lesser cost, if required. Bring in more specialists, as required for the job. The Civil Service may be phased out in due course. All sectors of the economy see no need for IAS candidates, why should Govt?
Balakrishna Bhat
Balakrishna Bhat 11 years 9 months ago
!8 years to something about amma's case that too meaningless .Courts should change .All decisions should be immediate , based on available information only.All punishment should be only financial. 30 percent of which should be taken as court fee.Police ,CID investigation should be separately charged .All thee levels of court should be installed in every court.Cost of court .security and intelligence will be met by those who need it
Mathew Alexander
Mathew Alexander 11 years 9 months ago
> To facilitate testing of products against buyers specifications, foreign-owned private laboratories in India such as TUV, SGS, etc. are best, because buyers trust these. > No subsidy for testing laboratories, pollution control & renewable energy. > Convert organizations such as Council for Leather Exports which have a lot of generalists, into fully private industry bodies with no Govt. funding and no Govt. officers. This will reduce much expenditure; and rid Govt of many pensionable emplyees.
PANKAJ GOYAL
PANKAJ GOYAL 11 years 9 months ago
Stepping into Cleanness drive, my advise is ask all the Mineral water, Cold drinks, Chips manufacturing companies to increase their product cost by Rs.5/- and provide a token with every purchase of bottle or water. such Rs.5/- will be refundable by any respected shop keeping selling above products on the production of Emply bottle or chips pack alongwith such token. In this way people will stop to throw away such bottles and chips empty packs here & there.
sudhindra kumar shrivastava
sudhindra kumar shrivastava 11 years 9 months ago
हर विभाग के पास दबंगों से निपटने के लिए पर्याप्त शक्तियां /स्टाफ नहीं होने के कारण भी शासकीय राजस्व वसूली का प्रतिशत काफी कम होता जा रहा है, जरूरत है समस्त विभागों की राजस्व राशि को इकजाइ करने की, ताकि उन व्यक्तियों को चिन्हित किया जा सके जिनके ऊपर अधिकतम अवधि से, कई विभागों का, विभिन्न मदों का राजस्व बकाया है, लेकिन रसूखदारी के कारण राजस्व वसूली नहीं हो पा रही है, इस परिस्थिति का गलत असर उन के ऊपर भी हो रहा है जो अपने बकाया भुगतान समय से करते हैं, अतः जरूरत है दबंगों से वसूली करने के प्रभावशाली
Zunzar Patil
Zunzar Patil 11 years 9 months ago
Along with expenditure planning the commission should also track expenditure of funds by state govt through different schemes. This will also bring in effective utilization of funds and maximise return on spend.we have seen previous govts providing reports on amount sanctioned towards schemes to states through planning comission, but no one bothered to track how effectively it is spent. It is not possible to track effectiveness of spend without citizen participation.
Ritesh Serene
Ritesh Serene 11 years 9 months ago
RBI should make our currency, indian rupee more valuable and stronger. Nations with strong currencies have ATM giving ONE unit of its currency, e.g. One $ note. Even a cent counts. In last 60 years, rupee has lost its value multiple times. Please reverse this fatal down trend. Give people rupee note at ATM, print more one rupee note, provide basic services in one rupee. Inflation can only be tackled with top to down approach. And the top starts from YOU, Mr Modi Ji & you Mr. Raghuram Rajan Ji.
Ritesh Serene
Ritesh Serene 11 years 9 months ago
Let's take up case of RBI and Inflation. On one end, the Urjit Patel report says RBI should focus only on Inflation Control. The RBI Governor also agrees to this report. However there is a big hypocrisy by RBI. They have decided to stop printing ten rupee notes. This is a very important issue, as such steps will only increase inflation. People will have a minimum note of Rs 20 or Rs 50 and will have to spend more by itself, because no one is willing to give or keep huge change or "khulle paise".
Parveen Sharma
Parveen Sharma 11 years 9 months ago
Honorable Sir, Please advise the people of India to peddle to office in case it is within 5 KM. People now will definitely will follow you. It will save our diesel & petrol and make our people healthy and strong.