Guest guest Posted May 24, 2009 Report Share Posted May 24, 2009 Dear All, Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below: 1. Basic Needs of each Individual 1.1 Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties – People should not die of Malnutrition 1.2 Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford. 1.3 Medical facilities for each and every citizen 1.4 Basic law and order – any one could move freely even at middle of a night 2. Focus on Villages 2.1 Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in. 2.2 Supply of potable water to all villages in the country. 2.3 Use of solar energy to light up our villages 3. Strengthen our system for us to Grow 3.1 Voting should be made compulsory for all: Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off. In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. 3.2 None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs) Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. 3.3 Age Limit for candidates: Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! 3.4 Candidate to pay for re-poll: Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. 4. Make people disciplined: Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input. The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks: 1. KIRAN DASAUR 2. NARESH MINTRI 3. HARSH 4. SUDHANSU PAREEK 5. V T CHARYULU 6. NITIN PATIL Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes Warm Regards Chandra chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal Sent: Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PMRe: Wish list for our politicians Thanks Nareshji for your precious time. Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. Warm Regards Chandra Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com>Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga>Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM Wish list for our politicians To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations. 1. Voting should be made compulsory for all. Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.. In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. 2. None of the above button on EVMs. Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. 3. Age Limit for candidates. Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! 4. Candidate to pay for re-poll. Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. Naresh Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here! Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here! 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Guest guest Posted May 26, 2009 Report Share Posted May 26, 2009 Dear Members especially the senior ones, Please have your inputs. I will try and circulate to our leaders through various means. Would be grateful if you all could guide me in this endeavour of our group. Warm Regards Chandra Sekhar Sahal chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal Sent: Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PMWish list for our politicians Dear All, Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below: 1. Basic Needs of each Individual 1.1 Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties – People should not die of Malnutrition 1.2 Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford. 1.3 Medical facilities for each and every citizen 1.4 Basic law and order – any one could move freely even at middle of a night 2. Focus on Villages 2.1 Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in. 2.2 Supply of potable water to all villages in the country. 2.3 Use of solar energy to light up our villages 3. Strengthen our system for us to Grow 3.1 Voting should be made compulsory for all: Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off. In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. 3.2 None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs) Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. 3.3 Age Limit for candidates: Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership.. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! 3.4 Candidate to pay for re-poll: Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. 4. Make people disciplined: Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input. The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks: 1. KIRAN DASAUR 2. NARESH MINTRI 3. HARSH 4. SUDHANSU PAREEK 5. V T CHARYULU 6. NITIN PATIL Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes Warm Regards Chandra chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal Sent: Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PMRe: Wish list for our politicians Thanks Nareshji for your precious time. Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. Warm Regards Chandra Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com>Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga>Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM Wish list for our politicians To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations. 1. Voting should be made compulsory for all. Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.. In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. 2. None of the above button on EVMs. Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. 3. Age Limit for candidates. Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! 4. Candidate to pay for re-poll. Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. Naresh Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here! Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here! Share files, take polls, and make new friends - all under one roof. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 26, 2009 Report Share Posted May 26, 2009 Dear All,  One very practical wishlist I want to add is that EVERY TAX PAYER SHOULD GET THE BENEFIT OF CGHS TYPE OF SCHEME SO AS TO SECURE HIS OR HER'S FAMILIES LIFE AS DUE TO WANT OF FUND MANY OF US COULD NOT HAVE THE PROPER TREATMENT NEEDED BY US.  Thanks And Regards. Sudhanshu Pareek --- On Tue, 26/5/09, chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal wrote: chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal Re: Wish list for our politicians Tuesday, 26 May, 2009, 10:38 PM Dear Members especially the senior ones,  Please have your inputs. I will try and circulate to our leaders through various means.  Would be grateful if you all could guide me in this endeavour of our group.  Warm Regards Chandra Sekhar Sahal chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PM Wish list for our politicians Dear All,  Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below:  1.        Basic Needs of each Individual 1.1      Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties – People should not die of Malnutrition 1.2      Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford. 1.3      Medical facilities for each and every citizen 1.4      Basic law and order – any one could move freely even at middle of a night 2.        Focus on Villages 2.1      Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in. 2.2      Supply of potable water to all villages in the country. 2.3      Use of solar energy to light up our villages 3.        Strengthen our system for us to Grow 3.1      Voting should be made compulsory for all: Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.  In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.  3.2      None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs)  Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.  3.3      Age Limit for candidates:  Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership.. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the " chairs " for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!  3.4      Candidate to pay for re-poll:  Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. 4.        Make people disciplined: Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input. The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks: 1.   KIRAN DASAUR 2.   NARESH MINTRI 3.   HARSH 4.   SUDHANSU PAREEK 5.   V T CHARYULU 6.   NITIN PATIL  Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes  Warm Regards Chandra  chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PM Re: Wish list for our politicians Thanks Nareshji for your precious time. Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. Warm Regards Chandra Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com> Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga> Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM Wish list for our politicians To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations.  1. Voting should be made compulsory for all.          Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off..            In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.  2.  None of the above button on EVMs.       Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.  3.  Age Limit for candidates.      Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the " chairs " for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!  4.  Candidate to pay for re-poll.       Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls.  Naresh Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here! Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here! 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Guest guest Posted May 26, 2009 Report Share Posted May 26, 2009 chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal Sent: Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PMWish list for our politicians Dear All, Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below: 1. Basic Needs of each Individual 1.1 Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties â€" People should not die of Malnutrition That's okay. But one should work for this, and the Government cannot give this for free at the Tax payer's expense. 1.2 Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford. This is good. 1.3 Medical facilities for each and every citizen This is again good. 1.4 Basic law and order â€" any one could move freely even at middle of a night This is again good. 2. Focus on Villages 2.1 Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in. This is again good. But nowadays the money lenders and the middle men do not take advantage of them, but the Govt. does. 2.2 Supply of potable water to all villages in the country. Good. 2.3 Use of solar energy to light up our villages The Govt. will not allow this because they want revenue through State owned Electricity Boards. 3. Strengthen our system for us to Grow 3.1 Voting should be made compulsory for all: Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off. In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. This is not to be made compulsory rather the candidates should be selected properly so that the Citizens vote out of interest rather than on force. 3.2 None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs) Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. This is Okay. 3.3 Age Limit for candidates: Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership.. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! People at age 80 can still be right and strong, while people at age 40 can be naughty and rascals of the first Order. This cannot be a rule. No not practical. LK Advani at age 80 does not wish to enjoy the advantages of becoming PM, but wishes to create a difference, that's all. The old timers have seen the world and are very wise mature and experienced and not interested in the seat of PM for personal gains rather for universal gains. They know very well that they have one leg in the "Kabra" or "Coffin" so they don't care for honors but care for the real quality changes they may be able to effect after becoming PM. 3.4 Candidate to pay for re-poll: Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. Forget about the expenditure in re-polls. This is a non issue. .. Make people disciplined: Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. – Compulsory does not make sense. Rather those who serve for two years must be given incentives so that they enjoy this tenure, rather than take it as a mandatory forced compliance by the Governing Council. Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input. The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks: 1. KIRAN DASAUR 2. NARESH MINTRI 3. HARSH 4. SUDHANSU PAREEK 5. V T CHARYULU 6. NITIN PATIL Request to Senior Member: Please review and suggest changes Where is my name my Dear? I had suggested capital punishment to rapists, traitors and many of their categories. But you don't like my name to be put in the list of the actively contributed members??? Why? What about the other issues like Treachery towards the country by traitors in the Army, BSF, Navy and the Police Force? What about these issues? What about corruption in the Govt. Ranks? What about corruption in the CBI, AND Defence Services and law abiding agencies? What about export of basic food material? What about our Nuclear Programmes ? What about the Common language in all states? What about the Minority issues? What about the Infiltrators in our Country? What about the POK? What about the Economical drains? What about the Taxation on the Business community? There are many such issues to be covered. I am feeling sleepy so not continuing. Warm Regards Chandra , chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal wrote:>> Dear Members especially the senior ones,> > Please have your inputs. I will try and circulate to our leaders through various means.> > Would be grateful if you all could guide me in this endeavour of our group.> > Warm Regards> Chandra Sekhar Sahal> > > > > ________________________________> chandrasekhar sahal chandrasekharsahal > Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PM> Wish list for our politicians> > > Dear All,> > Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below:> > 1.        Basic Needs of each Individual> 1.1      Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties â€" People should not die of Malnutrition> 1.2      Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford.> 1.3      Medical facilities for each and every citizen> 1.4      Basic law and order â€" any one could move freely even at middle of a night> 2.        Focus on Villages> 2.1      Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in.> 2.2      Supply of potable water to all villages in the country.> 2.3      Use of solar energy to light up our villages> 3.        Strengthen our system for us to Grow> 3.1      Voting should be made compulsory for all:> Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.>  > In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.>  > 3.2      None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs)>  > Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.>  > 3.3      Age Limit for candidates:>  > Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!>  > 3.4      Candidate to pay for re-poll:>  > Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls.> 4.        Make people disciplined:> Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. > Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input.> The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks:> 1.   KIRAN DASAUR > 2.   NARESH MINTRI> 3.   HARSH> 4.   SUDHANSU PAREEK> 5.   V T CHARYULU> 6.   NITIN PATIL> > Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes> > Warm Regards> Chandra> > > > > ________________________________> chandrasekhar sahal chandrasekharsahal > Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PM> Re: Wish list for our politicians> > > > > > Thanks Nareshji for your precious time. > Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. > Warm Regards> Chandra> > > > > ________________________________> Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com>> Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga>> Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM> Wish list for our politicians> > > To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations.> > 1. Voting should be made compulsory for all.>    >       Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off..>      >       In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.> > 2.  None of the above button on EVMs.> >      Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.> > 3..  Age Limit for candidates.> >     Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!> > 4.  Candidate to pay for re-poll.> >      Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls.> > Naresh > > ________________________________> Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here! > ________________________________> Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! > > ________________________________> Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here!> > > Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel http://in.travel./> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 26, 2009 Report Share Posted May 26, 2009 Thnx Chandra ji for addin my name to the contributors list though Iin MY view I din contribute anythng..........  this is a small wish list of me & my frnds on FB  Say no to communal politics Common law for all Reservation just for the economically backward Connecting all the villages to highways ........ --- On Tue, 5/26/09, sudhanshu pareek <pareek_sp2007 wrote: sudhanshu pareek <pareek_sp2007 Re: Wish list for our politicians Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 2:15 PM Dear All,  One very practical wishlist I want to add is that EVERY TAX PAYER SHOULD GET THE BENEFIT OF CGHS TYPE OF SCHEME SO AS TO SECURE HIS OR HER'S FAMILIES LIFE AS DUE TO WANT OF FUND MANY OF US COULD NOT HAVE THE PROPER TREATMENT NEEDED BY US.  Thanks And Regards. Sudhanshu Pareek --- On Tue, 26/5/09, chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> wrote: chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> Re: Wish list for our politicians Tuesday, 26 May, 2009, 10:38 PM Dear Members especially the senior ones,  Please have your inputs. I will try and circulate to our leaders through various means.  Would be grateful if you all could guide me in this endeavour of our group.  Warm Regards Chandra Sekhar Sahal chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal @ .co. in> Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PM Wish list for our politicians Dear All,  Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below:  1.        Basic Needs of each Individual 1.1      Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties – People should not die of Malnutrition 1.2      Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford. 1.3      Medical facilities for each and every citizen 1.4      Basic law and order – any one could move freely even at middle of a night 2.        Focus on Villages 2.1      Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in. 2.2      Supply of potable water to all villages in the country. 2.3      Use of solar energy to light up our villages 3.        Strengthen our system for us to Grow 3.1      Voting should be made compulsory for all: Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.  In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.  3.2      None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs)  Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.  3.3      Age Limit for candidates:  Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership.. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the " chairs " for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!  3.4      Candidate to pay for re-poll:  Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. 4.        Make people disciplined: Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input. The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks: 1.   KIRAN DASAUR 2.   NARESH MINTRI 3.   HARSH 4.   SUDHANSU PAREEK 5.   V T CHARYULU 6.   NITIN PATIL  Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes  Warm Regards Chandra  chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal @ .co. in> Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PM Re: Wish list for our politicians Thanks Nareshji for your precious time. Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. Warm Regards Chandra Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com> Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga> Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM Wish list for our politicians To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations.  1. Voting should be made compulsory for all.          Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off..            In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.  2.  None of the above button on EVMs.       Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.  3.  Age Limit for candidates.      Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the " chairs " for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!  4.  Candidate to pay for re-poll.       Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls.  Naresh Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here! Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here! 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Guest guest Posted May 26, 2009 Report Share Posted May 26, 2009 , kiran dasaur <kirandasaur wrote:>> Thnx Chandra ji for addin my name to the contributors list though Iin MY view I din contribute anythng..........>  > this is a small wish list of me & my frnds on FB>  > Say no to communal politics yes samajwadi parties and such must be removed. > Common law for all this is right. > Reservation just for the economically backward there should be no reservations at all. every position must be secured on merit > Connecting all the villages to highways ........ why not removing traffic snags in the metropoliton cities ? what are villages contributing to economy ? bombay is the commercial capital of india and we have to spend 3 hours daily in commuting from office to house and return. and just 12 kilometres of distance. why not reduce this time ? that way we work more, and get better turnovers and profits and can contribute better by way of sales tax, income tax, which will take care of the rest of india? > > --- On Tue, 5/26/09, sudhanshu pareek pareek_sp2007 wrote:> > > sudhanshu pareek pareek_sp2007 Re: Wish list for our politicians> > Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 2:15 PM> > > Dear All,>  > One very practical wishlist I want to add is that EVERY TAX PAYER SHOULD GET THE BENEFIT OF CGHS TYPE OF SCHEME SO AS TO SECURE HIS OR HER'S FAMILIES LIFE AS DUE TO WANT OF FUND MANY OF US COULD NOT HAVE THE PROPER TREATMENT NEEDED BY US.>  > Thanks And Regards.> Sudhanshu Pareek> > --- On Tue, 26/5/09, chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> wrote:> > chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in>> Re: Wish list for our politicians> > Tuesday, 26 May, 2009, 10:38 PM> > Dear Members especially the senior ones,>  > Please have your inputs. I will try and circulate to our leaders through various means.>  > Would be grateful if you all could guide me in this endeavour of our group.>  > Warm Regards> Chandra Sekhar Sahal> > chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal @ .co. in>> > Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PM> Wish list for our politicians> > Dear All,>  > Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below:>  > > 1.        Basic Needs of each Individual> 1.1      Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties – People should not die of Malnutrition> 1.2      Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford.> 1.3      Medical facilities for each and every citizen> 1.4      Basic law and order – any one could move freely even at middle of a night> 2.        Focus on Villages> 2.1      Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in.> 2.2      Supply of potable water to all villages in the country.> 2.3      Use of solar energy to light up our villages> 3.        Strengthen our system for us to Grow> 3.1      Voting should be made compulsory for all:> Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.>  > In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.>  > 3.2      None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs)>  > Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.>  > 3.3      Age Limit for candidates:>  > Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership.. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!>  > 3.4      Candidate to pay for re-poll:>  > Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls.> 4.        Make people disciplined:> Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined.> Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input.> The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks:> 1.   KIRAN DASAUR> 2.   NARESH MINTRI> 3.   HARSH> 4.   SUDHANSU PAREEK> 5.   V T CHARYULU> 6.   NITIN PATIL>  > Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes>  > Warm Regards> Chandra>  > > chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal @ .co. in>> > Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PM> Re: Wish list for our politicians> > Thanks Nareshji for your precious time.> Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. > Warm Regards> Chandra> > Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com>> Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga>> Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM> Wish list for our politicians> > To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations.>  > 1. Voting should be made compulsory for all.>    >       Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off..>      >       In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote.>  > 2.  None of the above button on EVMs.>  >      Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present.>  > 3.  Age Limit for candidates.>  >     Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the "chairs" for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+!>  > 4.  Candidate to pay for re-poll.>  >      Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls.>  > Naresh> > Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here!> > Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! > > Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here!> > Share files, take polls, and make new friends - all under one roof. > > Own a website.Get an unlimited package.Pay next to nothing.*Go to http://in.business. /> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 27, 2009 Report Share Posted May 27, 2009 Thanks one and all for your time. I shall be making necessary changes and try it to reach to the leaders of our Nation. Warm Regards Chandra ________________________________ Bhaskar <bhaskar_jyotish Wednesday, 27 May, 2009 1:30:19 AM Re: Wish list for our politicians , kiran dasaur <kirandasaur@ ...> wrote: > > Thnx Chandra ji for addin my name to the contributors list though Iin MY view I din contribute anythng..... ...... >  > this is a small wish list of me & my frnds on FB >  > Say no to communal politics yes samajwadi parties and such must be removed. > Common law for all this is right. > Reservation just for the economically backward there should be no reservations at all. every position must be secured on merit  > Connecting all the villages to highways ........ why not removing traffic snags in the metropoliton cities ? what are villages contributing to economy ? bombay is the commercial capital of india and we have to spend 3 hours daily in commuting from office to house and return. and just 12 kilometres of distance. why not reduce this time ? that way we work more, and get better turnovers and profits and can contribute better by way of sales tax, income tax, which will take care of the rest of india?  > > --- On Tue, 5/26/09, sudhanshu pareek pareek_sp2007@ ... wrote: > > > sudhanshu pareek pareek_sp2007@ ... > Re: Wish list for our politicians > > Tuesday, May 26, 2009, 2:15 PM > > > Dear All, >  > One very practical wishlist I want to add is that EVERY TAX PAYER SHOULD GET THE BENEFIT OF CGHS TYPE OF SCHEME SO AS TO SECURE HIS OR HER'S FAMILIES LIFE AS DUE TO WANT OF FUND MANY OF US COULD NOT HAVE THE PROPER TREATMENT NEEDED BY US. >  > Thanks And Regards. > Sudhanshu Pareek > > --- On Tue, 26/5/09, chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> wrote: > > chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal@ .co. in> > Re: Wish list for our politicians > > Tuesday, 26 May, 2009, 10:38 PM > > Dear Members especially the senior ones, >  > Please have your inputs. I will try and circulate to our leaders through various means. >  > Would be grateful if you all could guide me in this endeavour of our group. >  > Warm Regards > Chandra Sekhar Sahal > > chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal @ .co. in> > > Sunday, 24 May, 2009 9:26:53 PM > Wish list for our politicians > > Dear All, >  > Have compiled the Wish List based on the input from our members. Request all the members to give input on this list and then we could take it forward. List is given below: >  > > 1.        Basic Needs of each Individual > 1.1      Two meals per day at least, without any difficulties – People should not die of Malnutrition > 1.2      Free and compulsory basic education to all who can not afford. > 1.3      Medical facilities for each and every citizen > 1.4      Basic law and order – any one could move freely even at middle of a night > 2.        Focus on Villages > 2.1      Take measures to avoid suicide by Farmers. Educating them to ensure that the money lenders and middlemen do not take their advantage and they benefit from the hard work that they put in. > 2.2      Supply of potable water to all villages in the country. > 2.3      Use of solar energy to light up our villages > 3.        Strengthen our system for us to Grow > 3.1      Voting should be made compulsory for all: > Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off. >  > In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. >  > 3.2      None of the above button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVMs) >  > Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. >  > 3.3      Age Limit for candidates: >  > Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership.. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the " chairs " for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! >  > 3.4      Candidate to pay for re-poll: >  > Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up.. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. > 4.        Make people disciplined: > Every citizen shall compulsorily serve for two years atleast in the defense services after attaining the age of eighteen. This move is expected to instill a sense of patriotism and also make all of us disciplined. > Am grateful to all the members who have taken out time to give their input. > The follwoing members have actively contributed to the list. My special Thanks: > 1.   KIRAN DASAUR > 2.   NARESH MINTRI > 3.   HARSH > 4.   SUDHANSU PAREEK > 5.   V T CHARYULU > 6.   NITIN PATIL >  > Request to Senior Member : Please review and suggest changes >  > Warm Regards > Chandra >  > > chandrasekhar sahal <chandrasekharsahal @ .co. in> > > Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 6:44:58 PM > Re: Wish list for our politicians > > Thanks Nareshji for your precious time. > Would request all the members to Contribute to the cause by sending their Wish List - what we want as citizens of responsible India. > Warm Regards > Chandra > > Naresh Mintri <nareshmintri@ ymail.com> > Jyotishgroup <jyotish_ganga> > Tuesday, 12 May, 2009 3:02:34 PM > Wish list for our politicians > > To add to the wish list being compiled by one of our friends here, I contribute my suggestions. These are not originally mine, and have been doing the rounds in newspapers, TV and also the net. I am just putting them together, with my explanations. >  > 1. Voting should be made compulsory for all. >    >       Polling day is a paid holiday for all, so why should someone, who gets a paid holiday at someone else's expense not be compelled to vote. The polling station, apart from the indelible ink on the finger, should issue some sort of card or proof to the voter, so that they can present it to the office, or else get a days wages deducted.. Same goes for daily rated workers, who are supposed to get a paid day off.. >      >       In case of self-employed persons, those who pay Income Tax have to attach this card with their returns, otherwise pay a certain percentage extra as tax, r a fixed amount in case of non-taxable income, to cover the cost of holding the elections where they did not vote. >  > 2.  None of the above button on EVMs. >  >      Most people do not vote, saying all candidates are the same and I do not wish to vote for anyone of them. There should be an extra button for NONE OF THE ABOVE in the EVMs. This will permit voters to exercise their right u/s 49(O) of the Electoral rules, which does not have a provision of secret refusal at present. >  > 3.  Age Limit for candidates. >  >     Like there is a minimum age for candidates to Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha polls, there should be a maximum age for candidates also. The country has to move forward and that requires dynamic leadership. Dynamism can come from youth, who have dreams and they are the ones who will be enjoying the fruits of change, not the old timers who cling on to the " chairs " for the pecuniary benefits - including free medical treatment and travel. L.K.Advani still dreams of becoming the Prime Minister at age 80+! >  > 4.  Candidate to pay for re-poll. >  >      Many politicians are candidates in two or more seats, to be safe. If they win from more than one seat, they keep one and give up the rest, where re-poll is ordered at public expense. In such cases, either the candidate giving up his seat has to re-imburse the expenses of re-poll or the seat goes to the person who was runners-up. This will help reduce wasteful expenditure in such re-polls. >  > Naresh > > Now surf faster and smarter ! Check out the new Firefox 3 - Edition * Click here! > > Bollywood news, movie reviews, film trailers and more! > > Explore and discover exciting holidays and getaways with India Travel Click here! > > Share files, take polls, and make new friends - all under one roof. Click here. > > Own a website.Get an unlimited package.Pay next to nothing.*Go to http://in.business. / > Cricket on your mind? Visit the ultimate cricket website. Enter http://beta.cricket. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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