Friday, July 15, 2011

Fuck Basteds of GHMC Put Ban on Plastic Bags hyd ??

Fuck RTC Basteds Increases Bus Fares?

The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation has hiked fares of all its bus services in the state. Citizens, who have been badly hit by the increase in the price of LPG and petrol, will now have to spend more on public transport too.
The fares of City Ordinary, Metro Express and Metro Deluxe services have been increased by Rs.2/- for the first 10 km. There upon, Rs.2/- charged will be for every stage. There is an increase of Rs.1/- for travel over 40 km in the ordinary 

 
service. The only relief is that the minimum fares for the Pallevelugu, Express, Deluxe, Super Luxury and Garuda services in the state have not been touched.
Beyond 20 km, the minimum fares of Pallevelugu buses will go up from 46 paise to 50 paise, for the Express service from 54 paise to 62 paise, and for the Deluxe service from 60 paise to 70 paise. The Super Luxury fare will go up from 70 paise to 82 paise and the Garuda fare from Rs.1.25 paise to Rs.1.40 paise.

The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation is going to crack the whip on those who are do not follow the ban on use of plastic carry bags of below 40 microns from July 16.
The Mayor, Ms Banda Karthika Chandra Reddy, made this clear during the inspection of several commercial establishments in Tarnaka and Habsiguda on Thursday.
The GHMC officials seized about 145 kg of plastic carry bags of below 40 microns from Big Bazaar in Tarnaka, causing the Mayor to say she was shocked that such a big establishment would use the banned plastic bags.


The Mayor inspected 24 big, medium and small establishments. She appreciated the efforts of small establishments that are using the recommended carry bags. She urged traders to display the price of bags at the cash counters and asked them to give incentives to customers who bring their own bags.
She inspected shopping establishments, including Venkatramireddy Sweets, Baker's World, Sri Sai Stationers, Bhagya Lakshmi Enterprises, Suguna Chicken, Sanman Hotel, Suman Medial & General Stores.

 
Plastic Manufacturers opposes Plastic ban in the City ?
The GHMC’s proposed ban on use of plastic carry bags in the city from July 1 h?as run into trouble with the industries department boss writing to the municipal administration win to take up the matter with the corporation. The industries principal secretary, Mr. T.S.Appa Rao, wrote to Mr. B.Sam Bob in the municipal administration department that the GHMC ban was not supported by law.

 


In his letter dated June 17, Mr. Appa Rao, who is also commissioner for 
industrial promotion, stated that government of India has banned plastic products that are less than 40 microns thick. There are no specific orders from the High Court on banning usage of plastic and the decision of GHMC to seize industries, penalise manufacturing units from July 1 is not appropriate nor is supported by law, he said.


The AP Plastic Manufacturers Association, Hyderabad, has promised to cooperate with the government and GHMC to create awareness among the general public to use bins for disposing of plastic waste and help in segregation, said Mr. Appa Rao who incidentally served as MAUD principal secretary before being transferred recently. Also, opposition for the ban is now coming from within the GHMC elected body. The Telugu Desam floor leader in GHMC, Mr. Singireddy Srinivas Reddy, has written a letter to the Chief Minister, Mr. N.Kiran Kumar Reddy stating the decision on ban was taken by the mayor and standing committee alone and that others’ opinions should also be taken.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

WakeUp OBMA Basted ANOTHER MUSLIM TERRORIST ATTACK IN MUMBAI ??

 Kasab Birthday: Terror attacks in Mumbai ?

They haven’t said it’s a MUSLIM terror attack yet, but you know it is. At least 20 dead,  113 injured so far in three separate explosions.

This is what our molem in chief wants for the United States,,, as he is now attempting to reign by executive fiat, and remove all 2nd Amendment rights~! 

http://www.infowars.com/obama-is-establishing-an-executive-dictatorship/ 

This treasonous traitor has got to be relieved of his position. I’ve got coverage at my place as well, with video & photos, & I’ve updated it to reflect the growing toll & additional info that’s come out, and added a link to BNI, here:


Photos of the terrorists attack.
Warning: A few photos are shocking

This is our FUTURE, as our DEMOCRATIC governments allow the INFILTRATION through IMMIGRATION, of Islamists in our various countries.
Anyone as a believer of Mohammeds words, is presently happy to see the result of ths CARNAGE amongst INFIDEL civilians. Only Total War against Islam and its destruction, will stop this TERRORISM.
Sign the “Ban Islam” petition at: http://www.petitiononline,com/MYSTIC/petition.html
GUARDIANS OF DEMOCRACY, ARISE!

What did India do to Pakistan after the 11/26/08 terror attacks? Nothing. We probably forced them to show restraint, like we do to our soldiers in combat.

I will fuckin pull headbag from the first filthy muslim i see here in Aus…bastereds…Love Mumbai…I grewup there…none of the muslim populated area has ever had a blast…fuck allah stuff his face with pig meat…mother fuckers…

straight away Muslims would have to be involved who else, guttless bastards. I think we need to have a third world war unfortunalely to wipe the bastards out. How else are we going to get rid of them and it is said that the 3rd world war would start in the Middle East, thats for sure. We need to remain strong, particularly in our faith & pray to God that these bastards disintergrate through their own doings. They are so brainwashed, its unbelievable that a religion could brainwash people so badly & yet they bow & carry onto Allah while slitting someones throat at the same time. Allah really needs to come back to earth and make these idiots realize there is a hell burning below for them

there is no allah…this demon came into being to kill and conquer the tribes in middle east…





In a seemingly coordinated attack, three explosions took place in Mumbai one after the other on Wednesday between 6.54 and 7.06 in the evening – the first at Zaveri Bazaar in South Mumbai, the second at kabutar khana in Dadar West, central Mumbai and the third again in South Mumbai at Opera House. The Maharashtra home secretary has said 20 people have died 113 are injured. The death toll may rise.
In Delhi, the Home Ministry has confirmed that this was a terrorist attack and Mumbai has been sealed and is on high alert. Mr Chidambaram said his ministry would make a statement every two hours or sooner. The next statement will be made at 11 pm today. Mumbai Police sources say the Indian Mujahideen is suspected to be behind the attack. Union Home Ministry sources too say that the hand of the IM working closely with the Lashkar e Taiba is suspected.

UPDATE 1: So who are the Pakistani-sponsored Indian Muslim Mujahideen?


UPDATE 2: EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT – Latest report of 400 – 500 injured. A 4th car bomb explosion went off with more expected. FYI: Today is the birthday of the one surviving Muslim terrorist from the 11/26/08 Mumbai terrorist attacks that killed hundreds.


UPDATE 3: Latest Muslim terrorist attack in Mumbai once again linked to Pakistan, the same Pakistan we give billions of taxpayer dollars to every year.



 

 

 

 

 

CCTV shows youth beaten to death in Coimbatore


Coimbatore: A young man was fatally beaten up in broad daylight in Coimbatore by four drunken men on July 10. The gang threw the man, identified as 28-year-old Santosh Kumar, on the ground and then repeatedly kicked and punched him. They also hit the man with a huge stone injuring him fatally.
Though Santosh, a painter by profession, was being beaten up near a traffic signal at 2 pm and several people were nearby, but no one came forward to help him.
Santosh was admitted to the government hospital and he succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday.
The entire incident happened near a police station and was captured by a CCTV. Police have arrested the four men who had beaten Santosh.
"The incident happened 250 meters away from the police station. All this happened in a liquor shop and the people were drunk. They all were of the same age and all have been booked for murder. It is because of CCTV footage the four men - Krishnan, Ganeshan, Murugan and ramachandran - were arrested," said Deputy Commissioner of Police Crime & Traffic Tr S Nizamuddin.
Nizamuddin denied the allegations that the police were late in reaching the victim adding that officials reached withing five minutes after the incident happened.
He also blamed the public for not helping Santosh.
The video shows a man with Santosh and soon three men on a motorcycle come to the spot. The motorcycle hit the duo and all of them fall down.
Soon the person with Santosh and the three men, who came on the motorcycle, start beating him. One of the man then picked up a huge stone and threw it on Santosh who was lying on the road.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

2G Scam Basted Maran saga DMK Fucked the INDIAN Public Minds ??


Why did he resign?
Maran is a prominent leader of the DMK, a party that has held the telecommunications portfolio at the centre for seven years. Two of his party colleagues are already in jail on charges of selling 2G spectrum cheap and getting huge kickbacks. Maran was the telecommunications minister in UPA-I, and had the authority to grant telecom licences. He allegedly armtwisted C Sivasankaran, who owned Aircel, to sell the mobile services company to Maxis. This he achieved by delaying grant of licences to Aircel as long as it was in the hands of Sivasankaran. Once his buddy, who owns Maxis, had control, the licences were all his.

How do we know the deal was shady?
Maxis soon invested Rs 675 crore in Sun DTH, a company owned by Dayanidhi's brother Kalanidhi. The Malaysian company is reported to have paid more than the market value, and investigators believe the extra money was a bribe by another name.

Who caught Dayanidhi out?
The CBI, which is investigating the 2G spectrum scandal. The sleuths' case was strengthened by C Sivasankaran, a witness in the 2G case, who testified he was coerced into giving up his company to Maxis. That made Maran's position shaky. The CBI might have taken things easy, but the Supreme Court is keeping a close eye on its investigations.

What will happen to the DMK now?
The party's destructive streak continues. Karunidhi, the DMK's patriarch, is a broken man, with his daughter Kanimozhi lodged in Tihar jail. His protege A Raja is also behind bars. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh reportedly spoke to Karunanidhi on Wednesday, and convinced him Maran should go. A tired Karunanidhi wouldn't have thought too hard before giving Manmohan Singh his go-ahead. Dayanidhi and Kalanidhi are his grand-nephews. His family's relations with the Marans have been unsteady. As things stand today, he will not stick his neck out to save the Marans.

Will the resignation hit DMK's ties with the Congress?
Most certainly. The alliance is already frayed. The DMK feels the Congress is not protecting its leaders when they face corruption charges. The Congress now knows the DMK's strength has eroded. DMK has lost Tamil Nadu to AIADMK. It still has 18 MPs, and shares power at the centre. The DMK hopes Maran's position will remain with the DMK, but it is in no position to dictate terms. The Congress and the DMK are still allies. They fought the assembly elections in Tamil Nadu jointly, and fared miserably. The DMK has reason to break away, and so has the Congress. The marriage may not last much longer.

What will happen to the Marans' business empire?
Sun TV is the family's most visible corporate entity. It offers a host of channels not just in Tamil but in other south Indian languages as well. Sun TV holds sway over Tamil Nadu, thanks mainly to its catalogue of films. Its stocks fell by 8 per cent as soon as Maran was arrested, but recovered some of the loss soon. The family's television business may not be affected, but its cable business is already hit, with Jayalalithaa nationalising the service. The other businesses will be affected, but to what extent and how we will know only as things unfold further.
DMK MP Kanimozhi and Kalaignar TV Managing Director Sharad Kumar today appear ED before the Enforcement Directorate here to seek another date instead of May 13 for their questioning in connection with the 2G spectrum allocation scam.

Sources said the 43-year-old daughter of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi accompanied by Kumar met the officials of the ED (Delhi zone) after seeking an appointment to explain their inability to appear on the scheduled date of May 13 owing to time constraints, as they are due to appear before Income Tax authorities in Chennai tomorrow.

Sources said both the individuals, charged by CBI in the 2G spectrum scam in connection with the channelling of Rs 200 crore to DMK family-run Kalaignar TV through a circuitous route, would soon be given new dates for questioning, preferably after the May 14 hearing of the duo in the Supreme Court for pronouncement of their bail pleas.

The ED had summoned the duo for questioning about the transfer of the Rs 200 crore sum to Kalaignar TV, in which both Kanimozhi and Kumar hold a 20 per cent stake each. Some other transactions are also under the scanner of the ED in the 2G scam.

The ED, according to sources, had asked the duo to provide documents related to their funding, income, properties and their personal investments to the Directorate which will soon begin attachment proceedings against other individuals and certain telecom firms involved in the case.

Besides the cases of Kanimozhi and Kumar, similar summons under the provisions of the anti-money laundering Act were issued to Swan Telecom promoter Shahid Usman Balwa's cousin Asif Balwa , Director of Kusegaon Fruits and Vegetables Pvt Ltd Rajeev Agarwal and Karim Murani of Cineyug Films (Pvt) Ltd.

The Enforcement Directorate will soon issue Letters Rogatory to ten countries as part of its probe in the multi-crore 2G spectrum scam.




Official sources said the Directorate, which has already contacted its counterparts in 10 countries, where imprints of the telecom scam are allegedly visible, will now adopt a formal route.
They said the ED will soon seek for LRs to be issued in connection with the case, asking for details about financial transactions and background of certain entities doing business in those countries.
A Letter Rogatory is a formal request issued by a competent court to a foreign court and processed by the Ministry of External Affairs on behalf of the investigative agencies to obtain information about individuals and entities.
Sources said the ten countries in question include tax havens like Isle of Man, Cyprus and Mauritius besides UAE, Norway, Singapore, Libya, and Russia.
They said ED feels that some entities operating in those countries were connected with the spectrum allocation besides certain others who later bought stakes in Indian companies that had bagged the allocation.
Most of the companies that had bagged the spectrum had their subsidiaries and business partners situated in foreign countries.
Untangling the financial transactions web spread across various countries is what the ED is focusing on. The ED has already finished the first round of its probe with all the main telecom companies allegedly involved in the scam.
The companies have submitted details about their financial transactions, foreign holding, the financial backers and information about their subsidiaries. The Directorate, which has studied the details closely, will now have a second round of questioning with the telecom firms.
The Central Bureau is already investigating the case and had recently conducted raids at the premises of certain former telecom Ministry officials and former Telecom Minister A Raja.
The ED has registered a case in this connection under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Stress Indian Women in World ??

Indian women world's most stressed - survey

Women around the world feel stressed and pressed for time, but women in emerging markets are more stressed than their sisters in developed nations -- and Indian women say they are the most stressed of all, according to a survey published on Tuesday.

But while women in emerging markets may be under more pressure, they are also far more hopeful, with most seeing more financial stability and better chances for education for their daughters, according to the survey of 21 developed and emerging nations by global information and analytics firm Nielsen.

An overwhelming 87 percent of Indian women said they felt stressed most of the time, and 82 percent had no time to relax.
Despite being stressed, though, Indian women were also the most likely to spend any extra cash they might happen to have on themselves over the next five years.
Nearly all, 96 percent, anticpated buying clothes, while 77 percent said they would splash out on health and beauty products and 44 percent on home electronics.


"Women across the globe are achieving higher levels of education, joining the workforce in greater numbers and contributing more to the household income," said Susan Whiting, vice chair at Nielsen, in a statement.
"Women tell Nielsen they feel empowered to reach their goals and get what they want, but at the same time, this level of empowerment results in added stress."
Mexican women came in second in terms of stress and lack of time, with 74 percent, followed by Russia with 69 percent, which the survey blamed partly on the intense pace of social change, with what took half a century to evolve in developed countries compressed into five for their emerging cousins.
The highest stress levels in developed countries were Spain with 66 percent and France with 65 percent. Some 53 percent of U.S. women said they were stressed.

MORE STRESS, BUT MORE HOPE
Women in general felt they had more opportunities than their mothers no matter where they were living.
But women in emerging markets believed their daughters will have more chances than they did, while those in developed nations said their girls will only have the same opportunites, not more.
In emerging markets, 80 percent of women surveyed believe their daughters will have greater financial stability and 83 percent believe they will have more educational opportunity.
Only 40 percent of women in developed nations saw their daughters having more financial stability, and only 54 percent forecast more educational chances.
"The difference in perceptions is ... reflective of the belief that women in developed countries have achieved a certain level of attainment and success," said Whiting.
"While women in emerging markets see tremendous growth in the opportunities for their daughters, a plateau of hope is evident in developed countries."
The most optimistic women were in Turkey, an overwhelming 92 percent of whom thought their daughters would have more opportunities than they did, followed by 89 percent of Nigerians and Malaysians.
Only half of U.S. women thought the same.
No matter where they were, though, women were more keyed into social networking than men, talking 28 percent more and texting 14 percent more every month. They also visited more Internet community sites.
More than half of women in both developed and emerging nations said that computers, mobile phones and smart phones had changed their lives for the better.
"To connect with women, strategies should be social and relevant," said Whiting, noting that social networking meant women followed brands more than men.
"Women are much more likely to engage with media that seamlessly integrates into and improves their day-to-day lives."
The survey was conducted from February to April and covered nearly 6,500 women in Turkey, Russia, South Africa, Nigeria, China, Thailand, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Brazil, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Japan, Australia and South Korea.
(Reporting by Elaine Lies; Editing by Sugita Katyal)

This Report is wrong ??

Forget about Multi-tasking, Most of the women just sit idle and enjoy
The below is the reality in all the Metros of India


1. For Most of the household work, they have maid, So they dont do household work as claimed by some ladies

2. Most of the women are working and do the baby sitting for their children and do not help them with anything(in some cases not even a breast milk)

3.Work related stress is minimum for women as compared to men, because the women chose the field which are No-stress or minimum stress zones or 9 to 5 kinda stuff like HR, Operations, Telephone Operator, Receptionists, Beauticians, Air-Hostess, Ground staff, etc

4.Only 20-25% women really contributes to the family income Almost 70% to 80% women earn only to feed their own lifestyle

5. The rest are housewives who only attend/organise kitty parties and roam on weekends

So where is the stress?


Indian womens are so stressed that they do not know sometime that they are stressed and they burst out and this all come to their own health. Nobody understands them not their husband or inlaws. Especially in-laws expect them as super and expects everything from them only. So they have to work hard at home, work, and also manage their children. Children are not allowed to keep in crash, so they have to look after them also.

ya its true. indian naari itne tension me rehkar bhi husmand ko pagal karti he. Aggar stress free ho gayi to naya survey aayega....INDIAN MENS ARE MORE STRESSED!!!!!!

Indian women are lucky that they have part time/full time maids available in all major cities of India. In western countries especially USA women have to work longer hours compare to India and after coming home they have clean utensils, wash/press the cloths, cook the food, clean the house and teach their kids as well. Indian TV is also women oriented like many soap operas are women centric and made of entertainment of ladies only. Type of street food (Juhu/Chopati etc.) women enjoy in India then no one can even dream in western world. India is still not very costly for women shopping compare to western countries. Visit to temples and other religious/social functions are plenty for India women i.e. not exists in western world

indian women marries the complete package. Husband, Deewar, Nanad, Sasu, Sasur and sometimes Grandparents. Phir rest of the family jaise ke Mama, mami and family, Mausa and family etc. Then bache paida karne ka time tu love life kahan(: becharee indian women. I say when one gets married es ka matalab ke one wants to start their own family...let them enjoy. Rest of the family baaad mein...

Indian women are more stressed out because of her parents and relatives. They don't let her go out and do her thing.

Let her fall so that she would know how to getup. You can't be there all the time.

If they don't learn to handle situations, they would obviously feel more stressed. And this in turn results in more stress to her partner since she would expect him to take care of things for her.

And she would always live in fear thinking what would happen to her if something happens to her partner. This might result in more caring and love but it is something that has been born out of insecurity and not love itself. So provide her with freedom and watch her conquer the world :)

Nice wife + Nice husband = No stress
Nice wife + Cruel husband = Wife in stress
Cruel wife + Nice husband = Husband in stress
Cruel wife + Cruel husband = Others in stress


Indian woman stressed because no support from husband especially for working women most of the time
The fate of all educated working married women in India is:
a. Divorce after a few years because of unequal status 25%
b.Dump the job & sit at home raise kids & look after in laws & parents 25%
c.Keep the job & stay Stressed out 25%
d. Keep the job & stay happy with joint family 25%
No equality; boss will accept a lazy man at work but dare a woman be lazy?



Pls take 2 Tequila shots a day , u r stress free......Cool aint it, simple solutions for complex problems. Pls dont take it to ur heart , take it to your hand :-)

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Fuck Plastic Bags ban in Hyd GHMC Govt Basteds ? Plastic ban doomed to fail?


The GHMC on Tuesday gave up its insistence of banning all plastic carry bags and settled to prohibit bags that are thinner than 40 microns from July 1, in line with the Central government directions. To make it easy for customers to make out the difference, GHMC is in talks with manufacturers to print the thickness on the bags. This will be essential because the GHMC plans to penalise, from a later date, anyone found carrying thin bags. 


GHMC has set up a control room to receive complaints regarding plastic bags on phone number 9704-601-866. The revised orders were announced by the mayor, Ms Kartikha Reddy, the deputy mayor, Mr Jaffar Hussain, and the GHMC commissioner, Mr M.T. Krishna Babu. The AP Plastic Manufacturers Association chairman, Mr Anil Reddy, said the industry would give a self-declaration to GHMC that it would not produce, sell or use plastic carry bags below 40-micron thickness. 

http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/cities/hyderabad/ghmc-eases-its-plastic-bags-ban-371#comment-16831


Plastic Ban Doomed to FAIL?
The ban imposed by GHMC on plastic bags measuring below 40 microns in thickness might fail to yield any result once it finally comes into effect on Friday. Reason? Well, the ministry of environment and forests as in an earlier order allowed the packaging industry to use all kinds of plastic material, even that measuring less than 40 microns. 


The environment ministry had issued a directive in February this year banning the use of all plastic below 40 microns and the local municipality is adhering to this directive. However, what the GHMC seems unaware of is the amendment to this MoEF directive which was made following representations from various quarters. In April, the ministry made an amendment to its plastic ban and allowed the use of plastic below 40 microns for packaging goods which are "sealed prior to use". It even exempted plastic used for packaging, from the `carry bag' category to justify its move.


While GHMC officials, all through their no-plastic campaign, made no mention of this amendment, the revised clause is likely to create much confusion in the implementation of the ban. City retailers admit that over 70 per cent of the plastic used for packaging is below 40 microns. So even after the ban is implemented, Hyderabad could still be sitting on a huge pile of `harmful' plastic. Apart from local kirana stores and street vendors, retailers say, even supermarkets and malls use plastic below 40 microns to pack their products. "It is not possible to use thick plastic for packaging. So we have no choice but to use plastic that measures somewhere between 10-20 microns," said an official of a supermarket chain in Hyderabad.

Experts from the field agree with this claim. They, however, add that plastic used for packaging can prove as harmful as other carry bags below 40 microns, in the absence of a proper waste management system. "It all boils down to the way plastic waste is disposed. The plastic used by the packaging industry could also lead to environmental concerns if not treated the right way," said T K Bandopadyay, senior technical manager, Indian Centre for Plastics in the Environment (ICPE), Mumbai.


But the local municipality is unaware of such technicalities. Sources from the plastic industry claim that GHMC, the implementing body for the plastic ban, is clueless about this MoEF amendment. "During our talks with officials of the department over the last few weeks, we realised that the authorities knew little either about the primary order or the revised clause issued in April. That's the reason they have steered clear of mentioning it all this while," a market source said.
Despite repeated attempts, mayor Karthika Reddy or GHMC commissioner M T Krishna Babu, remained unavailable for comment.

Friday, June 17, 2011

Black Money comes mainly from INDIA ? Every indian is Ass Hole ?

What will happen when this Bill is passed?

A LokPal will be appointed at the centre. He will have an autonomous charge, say like the Election Commission of India. In each and every state, Lokayukta will be appointed. The job is to bring all alleged party to trial in case of corruptions within 1 year. Within 2 years, the guilty will be punished. Not like, Bofors scam or Bhopal Gas Tragedy case, that has been going for last 25 years without any result

The ninth and final meeting of the Lokpal Bill drafting committee ended on Tuesday with both the Government and the civil society drafting two different versions of the citizen ombudsman bill.

While Team Anna and the government blamed each other for failing to arrive at a common blueprint for the anti-corruption legislation, there are nine different points they agreed to disagree on. 
Should PM be under purview of Lokpal

 


Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
Under the Jan Lokpal Act drafted by the civil society, the Lokpal shall maintain complete transparency in its functioning and shall ensure that full records of any investigation or inquiry conducted under this Act after its conclusion is made public by being put on a public web site. In its chapter VII, no investigation or prosecution shall be initiated without obtaining permission from a 7-Member Bench of the Lokpal against any of the following persons:
i) The Prime Minister and any other member of the Council of Ministers
ii) Any judge of the Supreme Court or any High Court
iii) Any Member of the Parliament
The government draft however says jurisdiction of the Lokpal Bill extends to any person who is or has been a union minister other than the Prime Minister.


Higher judiciary under purview of Lokpal
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
The chapter VII of the Lokpal Bill drafted by the civil society states:
No investigation or prosecution shall be initiated without obtaining permission from a 7-Member Bench of the Lokpal against any of the following persons:
ii) Any judge of the Supreme Court or any High Court
The government draft says the Lokpal shall investigate any person who is or has been a member of either House of Parliament, group A officer or equivalent of above who is serving or has served in the union.

Conduct of MPs in parliament included
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
The civil society draft states that an "Act of corruption" includes:
i) anything made punishable under Chapter IX of the Indian Penal Code or under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988; which would also include any offence committed by an elected member of a house of legislature even in respect of his speech or vote inside the house.
But the government draft provide that the Lokpal shall not inquire into matter involved in, or arising from or connected with any allegations of corruption against member of either house of Parliament in respect of anything said or vote given by him in Parliament.

CBI & CVC to be merged with Lokpal
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
The chapter XVIII of the civil society Lokpal Bill dealing with merger of anti-corruption branch of CBI into Lokpal states:
32. (1) The part of the Delhi Special Police Establishment, dealing with investigation and prosecution of offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, shall stand transferred, alongwith its employees, assets and liabilities to the Lokpal. The Central Government shall cease to have any control over the transferred part and its personnel.

Lokpal selection panel must have CAG, CEC
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
The chapter II of the civil draft states the Selection Committee shall consist of the following:
(vi) The Comptroller & Auditor General of India

Civil society wants all bureaucracy to be included
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
The government wants only the higher bureaucracy covered under the Lokpal Act.

Team Anna wants Lokpal in every state
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
While the government disagrees on establishing one or more complaints authority by the Lokpal in each state, the chapter VI of the civil society draft states:
In each State, one or more complaints authority would be established by the Lokpal to entertain any complaints against any officer or staff of the Lokpal.

Amendment of CRPC
Team Anna: NO
Govt: YES
The Chapter XVII of the civil society draft on applicability and modifications of the provisions of certain other acts states
29. (1) Section 19(1) and 19(2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act shall be deleted. (2) Section 6A of the Delhi Special Police Establishment Act shall not be applicable to the proceedings under this Act.
(3) Section 197 of Cr. PC shall not applicable to any proceedings under this Act. (4) The provisions of sections 105C to 105I of CrPC shall apply to offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act whether or not they are transnational in nature. (5) Section 389(3) of CrPC shall not apply to offences under Prevention of Corruption Act. (6) The right to file appeals under section 377 or 378 of CrPC shall be exercised by Lokpal. (7) Under section 372 of CrPC, the power to file an appeal shall be with the complainant as well.
(8) Notwithstanding anything contained in Section 397 of CrPC, no court shall ordinarily call for records in cases related to trial of offences in Prevention of Corruption Act during any trial by a special court.

Power to impose fine
Team Anna: YES
Govt: NO
Team Anna says grievance redressal officers should have power to impose fine but the government is against it. The civil society draft states:
It shall be the duty of the Grievance Redressal Officer to get the grievance redressed within a period of 30 days from the receipt of the complaint.
In the event of even the Grievance Redressal Officer not getting the grievance redressed within the specific period of 30 days a complaint could be made to the Lokpal.
The Lokpal after hearing the Grievance Redressal Officer would impose suitable penalty not exceeding Rs 500 for each day's delay but not exceeding Rs 50,000 to be recovered from the salaries of the Grievance Redressal Officer.
Apart from levying the penalty on the Grievance Redressal Officer, the Lokpal may also in suitable cases recommend to the appropriate authority to have departmental punishment imposed on the Grievance Redressal Officer. 


ex-PM's were corrupt, some of the Supreme Court and High court judges are corrupt. Lots of horse trading is done in the parliament. So what Civil Society put in the Lok Pal bill are justified. People will fight for a strong Lok Pal Bill if Govt. doesn't include these points.

The draft by the Govt is toothless and it goes to show that the Govt is utterly not serious in bringing out an strong Lokpal.

with the govt.not accepting on majority of the points put forward by the ANNA team the whole exercise is a waste.

Several issues related to Lokpal are clarified by Arvind Kejriwal and others at the "India Against Corruption".org website. Or, search for "Jan Lokpal Bill" on youtube. The TV media is skipping essential details.

DIGVIJAY LOOKS LIKE BELONGS TO FAMILY OF BATMANS USED IN INFANTRY.
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Is Anna Hazare asking for too much?


Should the prime minister come under the purview of the Lokpal Bill?
Yes, says Team Anna. No, says the government. That's one of the main reasons talks between the two broke down yesterday. The stand-off is also giving rise to another question: Is Anna Hazare asking for too much?
Hopes of a consensus faded when Team Anna said two separate drafts of the proposed law against corruption were likely. In any case, it would have been unrealistic to expect the talks to go on without any hitch. One side represents politicians, and the other civil society, and they are clashing interests. (Who's civil society? P Sainath offers some definitions in his article in The Hindu today).
With the government trying to dilute the law to a point where it just becomes another piece of paper, are we going to get a Jokepal Bill, as RTI activist Arvind Kejriwal quipped yesterday?
Many people are now suggesting that Anna Hazare, while being right in demanding that corruption be curbed, is being unreasonable in some ways. Sainath writes: "Pushing a coherent vision is a good thing to do. So is demanding that the government do its job. Beyond that lies trouble."
The agitators and the government are also speaking different languages, and not just metaphorically. When Baba Ramdev sent the government a letter in Hindi, Tehelka reports, not one of our cabinet ministers could read it. That should give us an idea of how distant the two groups are from one another.
As reports emerged that the negotiations had broken down, and that Anna Hazare would go on a hunger strike from August 16, Law Minister Veerappa Moily quickly tried to cover up the cracks, asserting that he would ensure only one draft was presented. Home Minister P Chidambaram even promised a draft of the bill by June 30. The government also warned Anna Hazare not to keep threatening it.
Meanwhile, voices sceptical about the agitation continue to pipe up. There was Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh, advising members of civil society to change their attitude to the process of law-making. No one will be surprised by Digvijay Singh's point of view, but even non-partisan observers like journalist Sainath aren't happy with the way Team Anna and Baba Ramdev have sought to lead the agitation against corruption. The award-winning author and journalist writes: "There is nothing wrong in having advisory groups. Not a thing wrong in governments consulting them and also listening to people, particularly those affected by its decisions. There is a problem when groups not constituted legally cross the line of demands, advice and rights-based, democratic agitation. When they seek to run the government and legislation — no matter how well-intentioned they are."
Anna has received support from an RSS ideologue. M G Vaidya writes in Open magazine: "The Lokpal has no authority to lay down policies in matters of defence or the national economy or foreign affairs. Who has ever doubted that that is the Government's prerogative? But if all was well with our hallowed Constitution, our sovereign Parliament and our powerful Government, why would there be Quattrocchis, Rajas, Kalmadis, Hasan Alis et al?"
So what do you think? Should Anna push hard in the face of a government trying to scuttle his agitation with some lame law-making? Or should he accommodate their point of view and let democratic institutions do their duty?
After all, we already have laws against corruption, and if the government had any intentions of implementing them, we wouldn't be here agitating for change. What guarantee do we have that another law will radically change things?


Anna is right to bring P.M. and C.J.under the preview of proposed Lok Pal Bill. He is sincere and committed to the cause. He has team of learned persons. He talks less and believe in delivering the things. Government is not sincere. Even the opposition leaders who at present is supporting just to fetch votes are afraid of bringing a solid Lok Pal Bill. Anna should start fasting not for indefinitely but for some days say a day or two. Simultaneously, his team should start signature campaign or letter to Prime Minister. His one voice will do and millions of letters in his support will pack the office of Prime Minister and can create world record and referendum against the ill wishes of the government. We will win because our cause is right.
Jai Hind

The problem with the ruling class of this country is their unbridled ego and authority they get for five years from the natives after spending hundreds of crore of rupees on tamashas,nautankies, 3 W's.How anybody scrutanise them without fear of transfer, murder, false cases or greed for 3 w''s.There is suppose to be President of India and Governer of the state who should act as watchdog and check elected government for its miss doings. But either they are made helpless and resign to enjoying comforts of their post or they are posted/elected for their support in the corrupt system
anna hazre is doing good and we all should support him. Agar hame government choose karne ka haak hai toh government ko public k liye kaam karna chahiye na ki apne liye, We all(majority) Indians want to crush corruption, then what is the problem, why government not accepting Lokpal bill, just because their minister wil b traped in this. Here opposition is also supporting first time the ruling government just because they also hav corrupt leaders with them. I SUPPORT ANNA HAZARE JI

Mr. Anna is fighting against own people. This is even more tougher than Gandhiji fighting against British. Sonia is mother of all corrupt politicians. That is the reason Most Corrupt people of country belongs to congressmen. BJP/RSS is not very behind. They are very opportunistics. they never agitated for corruption because this will attarct votes for themselves. Yes they can vouch from RAM MNADIR which is not going to provide us ROTI,KAPDA AUR MAKAN to AAM AADMAI. Digvijay,Sibbal,Chidambaram all should learn from NITISH KUMAR.

But Annaji,for this noble cause,Next generation onwards will worship as GOD if you become successful in implementing equitable LOKPAL Bill.

WHAT the hell it is going on Here....
now the country is going to be divided in two parts...
First who are supporting Mr. Anna n
Second who are supporting Govt...
People who are with Anna, I can understand their emotions
But, people supporting govt.... it is quite interesting to see their comments....
The biggest question is SHOULD PM COME UNDER THE LOKPAL BILLL.?
Here I think every Indian who has suffered corruption or had see corruption are with Anna...
The people who are supporting Govt... can't they see the situtation of country, can't they see the point where the PM is standing,,, can't they see how this govt.. pressurised an honest President like APJ Abdul Kalam.... to sign a bill which was only beneficial to the chair or post holder's ..... which was already rejected by Mr. Kalam... but this govt... pressurise him to do so.. this was accepted by Mr. kalam themselve...
So I think the mentality of the govt.... supporters is corrupt... they don't want to make country develop....
A major reason for their support may be the unemployment for those who are writing such comments here... in support of govt...
govt. is might be paying @ a rate of per comment Rs......./-
if it is so then..... carry on, n it is good to see the unemployment rate is declining on this issue....
i will not kick you....
Jai HInd.... keep writing....
Oh sorry it will be wrong to say jai HInd to you bcz you are not Indian..
Yes, Anna is on the right way. If these ministers dont have their accounts in other countries why they are afraid, " OR DO THEY REALLY NEED TIME TO TRANSFER THEIR AMOUNTS FROM SWIS BANK TO ANOTHER BANKS IN THE WORLD" but as per swiss banks guildlines it takes only 3 to 4 working days. Yes one more thing is important they all cant travell at the same time..so they need these much time i guess. Let the LOKPAl bill pass and let them come under these as well.And declare the list of people accounts from Swiss bank and if he or SHE cant prove put him in Jail..and make him eat that sambar...for 1 year..then they will tell u the details of that each rupee.




Huge Black Money Found in 98kg Gold, Rs.12 crore  Cash found in Sathya Sai Baba Basted Chamber , Govt  Deep Sleep ? 
Show power on Normale man  at Prashanti Nilayam in Puttaparthi of Anantapur district, a trust official said.


A day after the Sathya Sai Central Trust opened the locks of Yajur Mandir, trust member and Baba's nephew R.J. Ratnakar Friday evening announced details of the cash and valuables found inside.


He told reporters at Puttaparthi that they found Rs.11.56 crore, 98 kg gold and 307 kg silver. Ratnakar said the cash would be deposited with State Bank of India (SBI).
Some bank officials and about 15 disciples of Baba, in the presence of trust members, have since Thursday counted the cash and valued the gold jewellery.
Ratnakar, however, denied that they found any will of Baba. He also evaded queries if the trust found any documents about Baba's personal caregiver Satyajit. There are speculations that the spiritual guru wanted Satyajit to be a member of the powerful trust.

Pity that Anna Hazare and the likes have been agitating to get the Swiss bank funds to India , but little did they realize that there are bigger thieves like Sai baba who have stacked wealth worth crores in our own country.If he is really a Bhagwan why does he need so much of money and material ?I hope atleast 50% of his believers open their eyes and realize what he truly is.He is probably the richest magician but capable of doing only cheap tricks. Poor PC sorcars and Anands

It is surprise to hear that why Baghwan Satya Sai have not told his close associates to deposit the cash and gold in the safe deposit lockers and banking institutions and why did he kept in his personal room which clearly exposed he was not in normal health and conditions during his last
days and god only knows is there any one made use of amass wealth and cheated Baghwan


All these Ashrams are nothing but drug trafficking centres!! Most of the devotees are all drug addicted.These ashrams serve as covers for that kind of addictions. 50% of the money is from drug trafficking and they all are hand in gloves with the drug mafias.

Cheating Baba satya sai baba already cheats  But beware of other baba's


we follows these type of dhongi baba's. this is a big sign of illiteracy in our country......if we stop following them, what will be the entity of these babas...??????

It is better to check all baba's including the Art Of Living and retrieve all that they cheated in the name of God who we neither have seen nor heard from Him. God is a concept .There is no scientific truth in it. A faith is God .

But these babas promise a direct flight to a heaven of good health and thereafter real heaven. No one till this day has neither visited nor heard of a place like that.Yet gullible people losing their common sense fall prey.In the meanwhile the black money of this country is entrusted to these babas for safe keeping.Chandraswami has paid 11 crores in penalty !! He was ex PM NarasimhaRao's guru!
Just raid all babas without any fear or favor ,recover all that money ,use them in building up the half done roads schools ,hospitals etc..
I am ready to go on an hunger strike to catch these babas and recover all that they have stashed away .It very naturally belongs to the country.



100 me se 99 beiman,kese hoga mera bharat mahan.hello everybody me hamesha sabhi se kahta hu emandar koun ? aur jawab bhi me hi deta hu ki jisko beiman banne ka mouka nahi mila vahi emendar baki sabhi .................................................................
ab to en babao ne bhi hamari sabhyata aur sanskriti ko lajana chaloo kar diya he.ye dag to kabhi saaf bhi nahi ho payenge.pratibha devi sing patil ek emandar president,sardar manmohansing emandar pm than .........................................................................
neta to branded lootere he lekin ye baba log baba ramdev,aasharam keshvanand kitane hi fraud log baba bankar es desh ko loot rahe he.kya hoga mere desh ka?
govt.sector.privet sector.jane anjane kai jagah hame beiman banna padta he lekin mere priy baba logo aap bhi.....................................
hindustan me yadi rahna ho beiman bankar jina hoga.
mero to girdhar rupayya dusro na koi.jai aasharam..jai ramdev..jai saty sai bhagwan...aapki sada hi jai ho... 


we are the culprits, who follows these type of baba's....


Having uncovered a huge treasure from Sathya Sai Baba's abode, Govt. Of India should immediately order to seal Baba Ramdev's kingdom also before he transfers everything to some other place. Let the treasures dug out from Saibaba's place and that may be found from Ramdev's place be confisticated and deposited in national funds and used for developmental works or rural upliftment programmes. Whatever laws applicable to common men in such cases, be made applicable to those who are/were responsible for all thease unaccounted money.

It seems that gold and money are not corrupted, as Baba had a unique gift of taking out gold lingas and ornaments from his mouth. so he might daily have pucked out kgs together of gold while he was free in his ashram, so dear people dont worry about that money, it has come from the magical powers of baba,actually we people need not gift him money and gold if critically thought, because he had gifts of producing them magically aint it.

i think he has told some amount of those gold and money producing secrets to our PMs/Presidents/CMs/Tatas/Cricketers and elite class of the society. as we can visually see that in visuals.thats the reason most of his disciples were them and he was always surrounded by the elite class.

NO ONE CAN HELP INDIA. UNTIL HER PEOPLE THINK THEY NEED SOME ONE TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES (till that time many gods,babas will come ).
and that's what even politicians and elite class want .otherwise they cant survive in intelligent society


Hereafter the peoples are dont belive the saints. Dont belive any politician and god devotees in the world.u should believe the god only.u trust ur self positively that will come 100% positive result.

As long as blind belief exist this type of mad ambition to make money in any manner exists.It is good that even with this quantum of money,gold,silver etc, he could not convince Dr H Narasimhaiah, Kovoor and several thousands of scientific minded ordinary citizens whose voices are not listened in front of devotees who are ready to believe blindly what they see without analyzing facts.Even 10000 personalities like Baba's can not convince scientific minded people.

In india there r so many people live in under poverty only for the name sake they call them self as baba or god man,his he a real baba or fake one, what is he gng to do with so much of money, gold and silver which is found in his room does he have wife or childrens ,so every one should be awake in future of not following the fake babas,Saints always lead a simple life but things have changed now a days they live a very luxurious life

Black money comes mainly from India: Assange

n a recent article and much more detailed interview conducted by Arnab Goswami of Times Now it was revealed that Wikileaks obtained Swiss Bank Data by Julian Assange has linked Accounts with Indian Nationality as the heaviest pursed amongst all other Nationalities on the leaks. With the extra tax revenue atleast some would trickle down to fund projects for the 645 million living in poverty. The government ought to be more aggressive in its approach to find out the account holders who all have atleast a requirement of having 1 million dollars by the Swiss Banks according to Assange.
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Black Money In Swiss Banks Mainly From India,


 Black money in Swiss banks mainly from India, Wikileaks

NEW DELHI: In an interview that could trigger a new controversy over Indian businessmen stashing black money in Swiss banks, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has said he had seen Indian names in a list of Swiss bank account holders and added that the data was going to be made public.
“Yes, there are Indian names in the data that we have already published or are going to publish. I can’t remember specifically whether there are Indian names in the coming publication. But I have read Indian names,” Assange told Times Now in an interview telecast on Tuesday. He, however, declined to reveal anything more on the issue at this stage.
In the course of the 50-minute interview, Assange appealed to Indians to “absolutely not lose hope” that names of those with secret Swiss accounts will come out in future. Hinting that WikiLeaks might work with specialized agencies before releasing the Swiss bank data he pulled up the Indian government for not being aggressive like Germany in going after the list of Indian account holders. “India should be more aggressive because India seems like it is losing per capita more tax money than Germany.”
Assange had earlier claimed that he was handed over documents of bank accounts by a former banker Rudolf Elmer and the whistleblower also claimed that the names in the documents came from “US, Britain, Germany, Austria and Asia — from all over,” and include “business people, politicians, people who have made their living in the arts and multinational conglomerates — from both sides of the Atlantic”.
Assange also dismissed the contention of the Indian government that accords on double taxation were coming in the way of tracking the trail of black money. “Double taxation does not have anything to do with asset hiding. It doesn’t simply cover asset hiding,” he said. Assange said that issue of stashing black money in foreign banks was worse than local corruption as when money is pushed offshore, “… everytime they are selling rupees and the result is that the currency of the nation is debased… everything for all Indians become expensive as a result of that transfer.”
Sourcs: timesofindia
1101226850 1 Black money in Swiss banks mainly from India, Wikileaks


Dollar notes.
In a shocking revelation, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said black money mainly comes from India. In an interview to Times Now, Assange said the names of the Swiss bank account holders will be revealed.
He said Wikileaks will coordinate with specialised agencies before publishing the Swiss bank data.

Rupee notes.
Assange pulled up the Indian government for not acting tough on tax evaders. He told Times Now that India should be more aggressive as the country is losing per capita much more tax money than Germany.
Meanwhile, the central government announced it had set up a multi-disciplinary committee with top officers to probe the issue of black money parked in foreign tax havens.


Black money in foreign banks.

The government had earlier declined to make public names of the people who have stashed black money in foreign banks, saying it is not possible to disclose information received from foreign governments under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement. The Centre, however, agreed to reveal the names of six persons who had deposited money with the Liechtenstein Bank in Germany and who are being prosecuted by the government authorities.

No authentic figure on Swiss banks a/cs.

The Finance Ministry says it has 'no authentic figures' about the quantum of money deposited in Swiss banks. Earlier, the Supreme Court had questioned the government's lackadaisical approach to the whole issue of black money

No disclosure of source of money.

The apex court had said the investigation into the issue of black money required "complete" and "full-fledged" involvement of government as the most important question was about the disclosure of source of money stashed in foreign banks which may be terror money or money coming from drug peddling.

Trillions of dollars in tax havens.

Senior Lawyer Ram Jethmalani has pointed out that this is not a simple tax evasion covered by the treaties, but fruits of international criminal activities. He said the government was reluctant to disclose the names of the persons with money tunnelled outside the country because they belong to rulers of the country.


The Centre on Friday declined before the Supreme Court to make public names of the people who have stashed black money in foreign banks, saying it is not possible to disclose information received from foreign governments under Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement.
The Centre, however, agreed to reveal the names of six persons who had deposited money with the Liechtenstein Bank in Germany and who are being prosecuted by the government authorities.
Appearing before a bench headed by Justice B Sudershan Reddy, Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium said that the information received by the Centre from foreign banks and foreign governments cannot be disclosed as it is not allowed under DTAA.


He also informed the court that the government has no problem in making names public once judicial proceedings are initiated against them for tax evasion.
"We have launched prosecution against some persons and there is no difficulty in disclosing their names. But as far as others are concerned their names cannot be disclosed until the prosecution begins," he said.
The court, however, was not satisfied and asked the government to explain on the next date of hearing as to which law bars it from making such information public.