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This is History (661) They made full use of this opportunity  and profited by it at the cost of poor Indian masses.             How can Congress come to power in MP ? Can the Congress dislodge Shivraj Singh Government in Madhya Pradesh ? Yes , if one advise  t

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POLITICS

This is History (661)

They made full use of this opportunity  and profited by it at the cost of poor Indian masses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

How can Congress come to power in MP ?

Can the Congress dislodge Shivraj Singh Government in Madhya Pradesh ? Yes , if one advise  to Rahul Gandhi is implemented. Accordingly Kamal Nath should be projected as Chief Minister and Rahul Singh and Arun Yadav  as Deputy Chief Ministers. Advise by a veteran  Congressman  said that it was the last inning of Kamal Nath in politics and hence he should be given a chance.

 

 

 

 

 

Punjab Government facing financial crisis ?

The new Amrinder Singh Government is reportedly facing Financial crisis. A lot of efforts are being made to improve health of finances.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Even five PM materials not available

It came up recently during a discussion that even five PM materials are not available in a country having a population of 125crores.

 


 

Who will be new CAG ?  

 

With the tenure of present CAG S K Sharma, former 1976 batch IAS officer of Bihar cadre, coming to an end in September, names of possible contenders for the prestigious post have already started doing round in the corridors of power. 

For details Read july issue of WHISPERS IN THE CORRIDORS

DEBATE -

“Bureaucrats alone responsible for the mess”
 
The recent conviction of three officers including former Coal Secretary H C Gupta and two serving IAS officers — K S Kropha, former Joint Secretary in the Coal Ministry and now Meghalaya Chief Secretary, and K C Samria, then Director in the Coal Ministry and now Joint Secretary in the Minority Affairs Ministry has sent shockwaves among bureaucrats.
 
However the question that arises is that are the bureaucrats alone to be blamed for the mess or the political class should also be held responsible ?
 
whispersinthecorridors.com asked this question - Are the bureaucrats alone to be blamed for the mess ? – and the answer was ‘an emphatic Yes’, though some of them said that the Politicians are equally responsible.

For details see July issue of Whispers In The Corridors

 
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