public service and maintain integrity?
From: Chan Mahanta cmaha...@gmail.com
To: Ganesh Bora ganeshb...@yahoo.com
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Good to hear from you Ganesh. But I don't share your optimism, because
without functioning institutions in place, a watchdog
or watchdogs will eventually become lapdogs. Just
Saw this in a blogsite :K P Ganesh
15 April 2011 14:33:02
I watched the entire press conference arranged by the Press
Club of India on the day Anna Hazareji talked to the journalist. One
thing was clear which no media people mentioned. Anna has difficulty in
C'da,
Happy Rongali Bihu.
I don't think it will. It may have some value temporarily. Something a
newly independent state may employ to get
its bearing, like I proposed for an independent Assam
Reading thru the posts, first, I think you make some excellent points
regarding the system itself -
Ram:
Hope you all had a good Bihu weekend. We will have our nominal Bihu
two weeks from now :-). All our young kharkhowa friends have moved
out of St. Louis , robbing us of our Bihu energy that produced a lot of fun
last year including an authentic 'meji'.
There would need to be reforms,
C'da,
Our Bihu weekend went off well.
Perhaps you know of a way to effect the reforms within the
sacrosanct Indian Constitution and operating within the system, like so
many well-meaning folks always declare.
I don't think there is a magic wand that will be a cure all But the first
thing, of
Prashant Bhushan is a credible person on these issues. But will the 'Jan Lokpal
' thing work? What do you think?
I don't think it will. It may have some value temporarily. Something a newly
independent state may employ to get
its bearing, like I proposed for an independent Assam. But until
It is interesting to read CM's observations, and the attachments. CM
is correct to note that it is the states like Assam is equally corrupt
like the CENTER.
Yes, no one is talking about fixing the broken system.
Why?
Every one getting a piece of the pie. We had seen hundreds of
supporters
Every one getting a piece of the pie.
*** That is not necessarily correct Majid. Only a FEW are getting the piece of
the pie.
It still is a very small percentage. But they are exponentially getting fatter
at the cost
of the vast majority.
The answer is far more complex:
A: At the root of it
I am seeing everyone is getting a piece. Just take one example - in
the state secretariat nothing moves if you do not encourage the
system. The matter is so grave that if some one is terminated from his
service, he might have to pay bribe to get the order typed out. And
here most of the population
Accountability!
Ganesh Bora
Fargo, ND
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Prashant Bhushan is a credible person on these issues. But will the 'Jan
Lokpal ' thing work? What do you think?
I don't think it will. It may have some
?
From: Chan Mahanta cmaha...@gmail.com
To: Ganesh Bora ganeshb...@yahoo.com
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Good to hear from you Ganesh. But I don't
To: Ganesh Bora ganeshb...@yahoo.com
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Good to hear from you Ganesh. But I don't share your optimism, because
without
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