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Wednesday, 8 February 2023

Fate of general category candidate at God 's mercy

Ultimately, Candidates who belong to General Category are left with Bhagwan ke Bhararrosemey. GOD WILL SAVE US and our system. Long live our system.
Raju
Tuesday, 7 February 2023

Share copy of Gazette Notification regarding increase in upper age limit

Will you kindly share a copy of the Gazette Notification regarding the increase in upper age limit for women candidates in Civil Services Examination by 2 years?
Lalrohlua
Monday, 6 February 2023

Mostly websites of government departments are not update

I fully agree. Most of the websites of Government Departments/Organisations are not updated. The Department of Administrative Reform should issue directions and monitor its compliance.
S Gopal
Saturday, 4 February 2023

Information made available on PMO website

Reference is invited to paragraph 59 of the Budget Speech of FM, stating that 39,000 compliances have been reduced and 3400 legal provisions have been decriminalized. For the information of the people, in the interest of Transparency and Accountability, it is desirable that a complete listing of the above more than 42000 items is made available on the website of the Ministry, preferably on the PMO website, so that aam admi is fully aware of the positive direction the Government under Narendra Modi has taken so far. Such publication may be informed to the public on social media and print media. If need be, the above may kindly be referred to the PMO.
Ashwini K Singh
Friday, 3 February 2023

Reader views on DATE with RTI — 3 Feb 2023

You have presented an excellent analysis of the Human Rights which are being wronged in terms of service matters in many organizations. But the sad part is that there is no effective relief. The CIC and the courts have been making different interpretations which are confusing. There is no bar of proactive disclosure in case of organisations which are beyond the purview of the RTI Act as section 4 is applicable. A Practical Solution-most of the service matters can be resolved if the proactive dissemination of information is done effectively
Neeraj
Thursday, 2 February 2023

Not good for Congress

Congress’s fate for 2024 is sealed by reappointment of Venugopal. Congress needs a Hindi belt in an around Delhi man available to party cadre 24 ×7 to galvanise the grand old party not a Kerala based party man with no great credentials a state where only 20 Lok Sabha seat is at stake .
N Verma
Wednesday, 1 February 2023

Leftists who want Rahul vs Modi again in 2024

Even if he walks backwards it will only improve his personal image but not benefit Congress because he is surrounded by Chatukars and leftists who want Rahul vs Modi again in 2024.
S K Saboo
Tuesday, 31 January 2023

Most of youths want to work in air-conditioned BPO

I do not agree that our education system lacks vision. While there are many vocational courses available, today's youth do not want to pursue courses which require manual/outdoor work. Most of them want to work in air-conditioned BPO! There is an acute shortage of nurses, OT assistants, geriatric care attendants etc. which require skill and dedication. Unfortunately there are no takers for these jobs.
S Gopal
Monday, 30 January 2023

Country needs a political will

I can't add more to what Adarsh Malviya ji has said about job cuts and unemployment. The fact is India doesn't have a vision document on education, any curriculum of education must be so designed that after you finish your education you should be employable, in other words India must have employable education. For that country needs a political will. Voters have been left to fend for themselves for education, India has been destroyed through education, education sector needs a revolutionary reforms. The other sector which needs looked into is agriculture, which should use latest technology & grow multi crops. If we grow multi crops through year, India can feed the world through exports.
Harish Kumar
Saturday, 28 January 2023

AAP to contest in MP, Karnataka

AAP has announced that it will contest on all seats in MP and Karnataka. AAP did not win too many seats in Gujarat. The party, however, made strong inroads into the voter-base with a sizable vote share of 13 percent. Thus while it won only 5 seats in Gujarat, it helped BJP to win many times more seats by eating into the vote share of Congress. It is likely that the AAP will hurt the prospects of Congress in MP and Karnataka also in the role of a votekatwa.
Arunima Saxena
Friday, 27 January 2023

Job cuts and joblessness

Large-scale job cuts particularly in the IT sector has forced us to ponder where this will end and what is the future of the young generation. The youngsters are already quite frustrated and thousands of them can be seen vying for a single government job. In the present scenario one is forced to think what have we ultimately achieved even after so much so-called progress in all fields when we cannot provide a secure future to our young generation.
Adarsh Malviya
Thursday, 26 January 2023

All communities safe because of secular Constitution

Today, we are celebrating Republic Day. The Day is celebrated after the Constitution came into effect ensuring equal rights to all citizens irrespective of any caste and religion. All the citizens are safe because of the secular Constitution. The Constitution is progressive and committed to install an egalitarian society. Some anti-social and anti-nation forces are making all efforts to dismantle but they can’t succeed in their malice aforethought.
Sunil Kumar