The million dollar question, as they say it, is what railways is
contemplating to do for putting an end to arbitrary decision making by its
rank and file about giving concessional tickets or not?

like: how many signatures should a certificate bear? what if it bears more
than prescribed?

Whether blind should be given concession in higher classes or not? in HP
quota or not?

The thing is not the existence of laws on these issues, but what if the rank
and  file defile the laws and sit in judgment over validity of transactions?

Well, I think  the otive is monetary: if they issue wrong tickets,
difference is deducted from their salary? why so? Why not create data base
of such fraudulent transactions and hound the culprits when they book next?
instead of victimizing the rank and file who desist from giving concessions,
and do give it as a favor?


----- Original Message -----
From: "Pranay Gadodia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 1:29 AM
Subject: [AI] Concession in railways


> Hi friends,
> i believe many of you know about our weekly radio show Eyeway Yeh Hai
Roshni Ka Karawan.
>
> In the show, we have an advice section, where in we call up expert /
experienced people to have their advice on issues related to eye and
blindness. We plan to call somebody from our railways to answer questions
about the fare concession allowed to blind people. This topic is important
for all of us, as many of us has been facing problems while availing this
facility.
>
> So would like to know by monday 28th May 2007, what questions you would
like to ask on this topic. Or you may share the problems faced by you or any
suggestion you have to make to the railways in this regard.
>
> We have framed a few questions but let us have your thoughts as well so
that it can be dealt with more comprehensively. You can also write to me
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>
> best,
>
> Pranay Gadodia,
> Project Eyeway - A comprehensive information helpdesk on eye & blindness
> C/o Score Foundation.
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