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PM on Radio on 3rd October 2014 at 11:00 AM

PM on Radio on 3rd October 2014 at 11:00 AM
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 03, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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At 11:00 AM on 3rd October 2014, (the auspicious occasion of Vijaya Dashmi), the Prime Minister will address the people of India via the radio. This is yet another path breaking ...

At 11:00 AM on 3rd October 2014, (the auspicious occasion of Vijaya Dashmi), the Prime Minister will address the people of India via the radio. This is yet another path breaking effort by the Prime Minister to interact with the citizens of India. The Prime Minister will share some thoughts from his mind (Baatien Man Ki).
 
This Forum seeks your thoughts on a wide range of issues that you would like to express to the Prime Minister.

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D Anand Babu
D Anand Babu 11 years 11 months ago
Addressing on Radio is repeating our History. It is a unique thing which attracts attention of the people. He should advise the people to serve the nation with commitment at everyone's level in whatever field he/she is. Country first and everything next is the concept that go to the minds of the people. PM should advise people to go into action. PM should not promise that he will do this and that. He should advise citizens to plunge into action for the country through various ways and means.
saravanakumar j
saravanakumar j 11 years 11 months ago
I will expected to hear our honourable persident speak at 3rd october in Radio. Now all indians beliving our president for will given good and peace full life to all indian people. But, this is not a simple, so all of the indians people and Non-Residential Indians given our support regularly. Each and every one's support is important to our INDIA.
shailaja Prasad
shailaja Prasad 11 years 11 months ago
My Husband has started the first step towards Swachh Bharath by discussing with the corporator of Vijayanagar area Mr.Ravindra, to install a machine which converts the wet waste into Manure in 48 hrs. This will to some extent bring the garbage thrown on the roads. Quotation has been approved and money will be released in another week. His plan is to Start the usage of the machine on Oct 2nd. His next step is to use the dry waste to mould as bricks and use it for footpaths, park path ways etc.
Ankur Agrawal
Ankur Agrawal 11 years 11 months ago
I belongs from village bhureka Mathura , i feel very disappointed as in my village primary school out of 5 treching staff on 1 or 2 use to present daily other comes few times a week. poor student of the village are compelled go to private school for schooling. funds for maintenance of school are not utilized properly. this is not only the story of our village but story of most of the village in UP. we request you to kindly check the irregularities in primary education sector.
Amol Kshirsagar
Amol Kshirsagar 11 years 11 months ago
If a person purchases a car worth Rs. 50, he has to pay 12% excise duty (6), CST(4), state VAT(7.5), Octroi (3.25), service tax (2) + road tax/ registration (10)= total Rs. 82. Thus to buy a product worth Rs. 50 the person needs to earn Rs. 82 on post tax basis i.e. Rs. 123 on gross basis (33% tax). This is absolutely illogical and is leading India to a corrupt and tax avoiding nation. If one pays tax on his earnings why there is a tax (of this magnitude) when he spends from tax paid income???
Amol Kshirsagar
Amol Kshirsagar 11 years 11 months ago
• Coal Sector: If the coal is allocated to pvt. Parties for national use then ensure they do that as per the terms of contract. Or simply employ them as contractors for coal excavation and then allocate coal to critical services like power, railways etc. and the e-auction / export it. The revenues from the commercial sale to be used to compensate the private parties for their excavation efforts.
Amol Kshirsagar
Amol Kshirsagar 11 years 11 months ago
• Legislative Reforms Laws concerning common citizens at large should be displayed and comment invited from them as is done by various regulators like SEBI. • Electoral Reforms E- Voting with proper checks and balances be allowed (bio-metrics etc.). Facilitate the youth to be part of nation building by having carrot and stick approach towards voting. If one votes, he will get some kind of concessions etc. and vice versa to bring the current and future generations under voluntary voting ambit
Amol Kshirsagar
Amol Kshirsagar 11 years 11 months ago
Police Reforms: To free the police for the common man and implement a proper anti-harassment , anti corruption mechanism for citizens to deal with the Police. • Judicial Reforms Currently, it looks like the judiciary is performing additional role of executive council to incompetence, corruption, indifference of the entire administrative mechanism. There should be certain time lines within which trial should end and decision delivered.