Whispers Forum — 15 Feb 2020
DEBATE (1)
If this happens, it will be an end of hegemony of the generalist IAS.
Regards,
Paarth
To Munishy Moudgil Commissioner, Survey, Settlement in Karnataka
Dear Sir, Please read it completely this is an humble request from my side being a mother. Family is more important than any other commitments, which I think and most people think. But you might think in your mind that “job comes first then rest’….Ok …. I also agree because that is left to the individuals. Let me directly come to the point, Sir please for God sake reduce the number of fields for each surveyor. Present number is 30 which is very difficult for them to do. They are not only surveying the field but also they are sketching the record, both these work they have to complete in a month. Just find out the number of working days in a month, which is less than the number of fields ,Which you might be knowing. So what they have to do ,,finally they have to carry the burden to a home. If they are carrying the office work to home ,then where is the time for them to give for a family. “At home small child is waiting for the father to come home and to play with him. But father is very busy. Not only a son, everybody are waiting….. it may be a wife or a mother or a father …..everybody…….”. You may find this as a funny letter. But just think as a father or as a son or as a husband. But please don’t go to find out who has drafted this letter. And please don’t go to find out who that surveyor is, because my husband didn’t tell me to write a letter. But of course he had mentioned your name once when I had asked him that who can reduce the number of fields, that time he had told me that commissioner can do .So being a small child’s mother ,I only took the initiative to write the letter to you. Hoping that being an educated , you can understand the problems and you will do the needful. And if you think that, this is just a rubbish. I am sorry to say this, that you are not respecting your own mother, then how I could even think of that you will respect others.
Anjali
If this happens, it will be an end of hegemony of the generalist IAS.
Regards,
Paarth
To Munishy Moudgil Commissioner, Survey, Settlement in Karnataka
Dear Sir, Please read it completely this is an humble request from my side being a mother. Family is more important than any other commitments, which I think and most people think. But you might think in your mind that “job comes first then rest’….Ok …. I also agree because that is left to the individuals. Let me directly come to the point, Sir please for God sake reduce the number of fields for each surveyor. Present number is 30 which is very difficult for them to do. They are not only surveying the field but also they are sketching the record, both these work they have to complete in a month. Just find out the number of working days in a month, which is less than the number of fields ,Which you might be knowing. So what they have to do ,,finally they have to carry the burden to a home. If they are carrying the office work to home ,then where is the time for them to give for a family. “At home small child is waiting for the father to come home and to play with him. But father is very busy. Not only a son, everybody are waiting….. it may be a wife or a mother or a father …..everybody…….”. You may find this as a funny letter. But just think as a father or as a son or as a husband. But please don’t go to find out who has drafted this letter. And please don’t go to find out who that surveyor is, because my husband didn’t tell me to write a letter. But of course he had mentioned your name once when I had asked him that who can reduce the number of fields, that time he had told me that commissioner can do .So being a small child’s mother ,I only took the initiative to write the letter to you. Hoping that being an educated , you can understand the problems and you will do the needful. And if you think that, this is just a rubbish. I am sorry to say this, that you are not respecting your own mother, then how I could even think of that you will respect others.
Anjali