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Prison Reforms

Prison Reforms
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Prisons today are beset with issue like: ...

Prisons today are beset with issue like:

1. Overcrowding
2. Challenge of providing adequate mental health care to inmates
3. Continuity of care for children of women inmates after 6 years of age
4. Market relevant schemes for rehabilitation of inmates
5. Marketing of jail-products, welfare schemes for the prison staff
6. The question of party with other uniformed services
7. Modernizing the design, architecture of new model prisons
8. Training and welfare schemes for women inmates
9. Social issues regarding their acceptance after release
10. Adoption of model prison manual by all States/UTs for uniformity in prison administration.

We would like to invite your feedback/suggestions and comments on the above issues.

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Manish Mishra
Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 19: In my first point; I actually shared a video where the aircraft purchased from US, Russia actually devise the plane through Kill-switch which they can actually activate if they want India to lose because that kill switch will make the plane useless for war. Hence, I suggest instead of flushing the money on high range ICBM's India must focus that money and our talent in developing fighter air crafts and promote the manufacture of Core components and Semiconductor equipments in India.
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Manish Mishra
Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 17: I said this before, I don't know why flushing money on ICBM's with range more than 12000 miles is a waste of money. Keeping in mind the practical war scenario, we're not going to blow up the whole planet. We must use those funds in improving the security infrastructure of the Indian army. Point 18: Instead we should try hard to make our own fighter crafts and improve its count remarkably for a strong and efficient Air force.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 15: All these could improve the companies Balance of Payments accounts to much extent and prevent illegal cash outflows which lead to the trade deficit remarkably. Point 16: Then, the fund could be invested in giving the security gadgets to the Indian army. We must try hard to implement the Israeli technology which reduces the death rate among Indian army, because this would be very useful manpower at the time of crisis.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 14: It has been a common trend for the companies operating in India, that they have their own foundations running India. We must set a guidelines for the Corporate Social Responsibility to set a minimum benchmark with regard to their performance and the tax exemption to be given accordingly as per their performance. The whole idea is those foundation should not be just for tax exemptions for companies, they must actually make the difference in our Indian society promoting educated culture.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 13: The first step towards improving the Indian defense sector is to increase the manpower upto atleast thrice through recruitment. In this 2015, we must resolve to run the defense recruitment camps throughout the year and atleast 2-5 lakhs soldiers are required to be deployed in the north east areas of India.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 12: Create an online portal ''PRAGATI'' where each and every NGO's has to be registered that are operating in India and a regulating body has to be there to monitor their quarterly performance. By this, the tax exemption has to be given them accordingly.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 8: Establish a regulating bodies for NGOS that are running in India and the tax is to be exempted as per their areas of work and overall improvement. Point 9: The ground rule is if Hinduism needs to be promoted throughout the world, then we've to be financially extremely strong.. Point 10: Have a capping of national income that a certain % of fund has to be invested in the defense sector.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 7: Implement the gateway of FICCI for all the export and import business in India. It should be just like the Bank gateway while making online payments. The exporters and the major importers are allotted with PIN number which is to be given online for each and every export business. This is to be authenticated by FICCI, so that each and every transaction will be strictly monitored for a more stream lined Balance of Payment account in India.
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Manish Mishra 11 years 8 months ago
Point 4: Monitor the overall collections going on in the temples and maths throughout India especially south India. A major part must be used to bring back the converted Christians in south India to Hinduism. Point 5: Monitor the illegal land grabbing of the missionaries and the same is to be removed by the applicable land laws. Point 6: We must curb out the illegal sources that promotes cash outflows from Indian land like porn websites, spammers, online sell of sex toys etc..
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