**** Is it because they are "----like that only" or is there something fundamentally missing from their education?
On Jan 7, 2011, at 11:26 AM, mc mahant wrote: > > Sushanta Kar did a good summarizing -Congrats! > But we HEAR otherwise about the Frequency allotment scam amount ( Lost By > India's Exchequer- hence had to print that lot extra) > > Sushanta tabulates the amount ONLY as being 60,000Crores. All over we hear > of that being 1,60,000 Crores. > And ever so faintly DadaBabu speaks out " Raja only followed NDA norms ". > I wish he also said " We have Onion price explosion only now . We are just > following NDA ( who lost due to high Onion Prices)" > > And Akhil is going to drop his bomb tomorrow on the 4000Crores cornered by > Himanta and his 'HONORABLE' CHIEF Minister who eats from his hands. > > Scams are liked by Indians. These THEY consider-- are kind of > 'Chivalrous'. > > mm > > > >> From: [email protected] >> Subject: assam Digest, Vol 66, Issue 7 >> To: [email protected] >> Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2011 12:00:02 +0530 >> >> Send assam mailing list submissions to >> [email protected] >> >> To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit >> http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org >> or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to >> [email protected] >> >> You can reach the person managing the list at >> [email protected] >> >> When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific >> than "Re: Contents of assam digest..." >> >> >> Today's Topics: >> >> 1. The World`s Largest Republic Of Scams (India)- IF THIS IS NOT >> MIND BOGGLING, THEN WHAT IS? (Sushanta Kar) >> 2. BADMINTON COMPETITION (Sirkhat Hussain) >> 3. Story of a collaborative effort (Ankur Bora) >> >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Message: 1 >> Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2011 22:00:59 +0530 >> From: Sushanta Kar <[email protected]> >> To: A Mailing list for people interested in Assam from around the >> world <[email protected]> >> Subject: [Assam] The World`s Largest Republic Of Scams (India)- IF >> THIS IS NOT MIND BOGGLING, THEN WHAT IS? >> Message-ID: >> <[email protected]> >> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 >> >> *The World`s Largest Republic Of Scams** (India)* >> >> *Total Scam Money (approx) Since 1992: **Rs. 73000000000000 Cr.** (73 Lakh >> Crore)* >> >> ** >> >> *Hard to digest ? * >> >> *Just check details below*** >> >> ** >> >> ? *1992 -**Harshad Mehta securities scam Rs 5,000 cr* >> >> ? *1994 -**Sugar import scam Rs 650 cr* >> >> ? *1995 -**Preferential allotment scam Rs 5,000 cr* >> >> *-Yugoslav Dinar scam Rs 400 cr* >> >> *-Meghalaya Forest scam Rs 300 cr* >> >> ? *1996: -**Fertiliser import scam Rs 1,300 cr* >> >> *-Urea scam Rs 133 cr* >> >> *-Bihar fodder scam Rs 950 cr* >> >> ? *1997 -**Sukh Ram telecom scam Rs 1,500 cr* >> >> *-SNC Lavalin power project scam Rs 374 cr* >> >> *-Bihar land scandal Rs 400 cr* >> >> *-C.R. Bhansali stock scam Rs 1,200 cr* >> >> ? *1998 -**Teak plantation swindle Rs 8,000 cr* >> >> ? *2001 -**UTI scam Rs 4,800 cr* >> >> *-Dinesh Dalmia stock scam Rs 595 cr* >> >> *-Ketan Parekh securities scam Rs 1,250 cr* >> >> ? *2002 -**Sanjay Agarwal Home Trade scam Rs 600 cr* >> >> ? *2003 -**Telgi stamp paper scam Rs 172 cr* >> >> ? *2005 -**IPO-Demat scam Rs 146 cr* >> >> *-Bihar flood relief scam Rs 17 cr* >> >> *-Scorpene submarine scam Rs 18,978 cr* >> >> ? *2006 -**Punjab`s City Centre project scam Rs 1,500 cr,* >> >> *-Taj Corridor scam Rs 175 cr* >> >> ? *2008 -**Pune billionaire Hassan Ali Khan tax default Rs 50,000 >> cr* >> >> *-The Satyam scam Rs 10,000 cr* >> >> *-Army ration pilferage scam Rs 5,000 cr* >> >> *-The 2-G spectrum swindle Rs 60,000 cr* >> >> *-State Bank of Saurashtra scam Rs 95 cr* >> >> *-Illegal monies in Swiss banks, as estimated in 2008 Rs 71,00,000 cr* >> >> ? *2009: -**The Jharkhand medical equipment scam Rs 130 cr* >> >> ? *Rice export scam Rs 2,500 cr* >> >> ? *Orissa mine scam Rs 7,000 cr* >> >> ? *Madhu Koda mining scam Rs 4,000 cr"* >> >> ? *SC refuses to quash PIL against Mayawati in Taj corridor scam* >> >> ? *Orissa mine scam could be worth more than Rs 14k cr * >> >> ? *CORRUPTION, MONEY LAUNDERING SCAM, Koda discharged from >> hospital, arrest imminent* >> >> ? *`A Cover-Up Operation`: "It`s a scam involving close to Rs >> 60,000 crores" Spectrum scam: How govt lost Rs 60,000 crore* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 1, Ramalinga Raju, Rs. 50.4 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 2, Harshad Mehta, Rs. 40 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 3, Ketan Parekh, Rs. 10 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 4, C R Bhansali, Rs. 12 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 5, Cobbler scam* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 6, IPO Scam* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 7, Dinesh Dalmia, Rs. 5.95 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 8, Abdul Karim Telgi, Rs. 1.71 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 9, Virendra Rastogi, Rs. 430 million* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 10, The UTI Scam, Rs. 320 million* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 11, Uday Goyal, Rs. 2.1 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 12, Sanjay Agarwal, Rs. 6 billion* >> >> ? *India`s biggest scams 13, Dinesh Singhania, Rs. 1.2 billion* >> >> ** >> >> *1. **Jeep Purchase (1948) :**- Free India`s corruption graph begins. V. >> K. Krishna Menon, then the Indian high commissioner to Britain, bypassed >> protocol to sign a deal worth Rs 80 lakh with a foreign firm for the >> purchase of army jeeps. The case was closed in 1955 and soon after Menon >> joined the Nehru cabinet.* >> >> *2. **Cycle Imports (1951) :-** S.A. Venkataraman, then the secretary, >> ministry of commerce and industry, was jailed for accepting a bribe in lieu >> of granting a cycle import quota to a company.* >> >> *3. **BHU Funds (1956) :-** In one of the first instances of corruption >> in educational institutions, Benaras Hindu University officials were accused >> of misappropriation of funds worth Rs 50 lakh.* >> >> *4. **MUNDHRA SCANDAL (1957):-** It was the media that first hinted >> there might be a scam involving the sale of shares to LIC, Feroz Gandhi >> sources the confidential correspondence between the then Finance Minister >> T.T. Krishnamachari and his principal finance secretary, and raised a >> question in Parliament on the sale of `fraudulent` shares to LIC by a >> Calcutta-based Marwari businessman named Haridas Mundhra. The then Prime >> Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, set up a one-man commission headed by Justice >> M.C.Chagla to investigate the matter when it becomes evident that there was >> a prima facie case. Chagla concluded that Mundhra had sold fictitious shares >> to LIC, thereby defrauding the insurance behemoth to the tune of Rs. 1.25 >> crore. Mundhra was sentenced to 22 years in prison. The scam also forced the >> resignation of T.T.Krishnamachari.* >> >> *5. **Teja Loans (1960):-** Shipping magnate Jayant Dharma Teja took >> loans worth Rs 22 crore to establish the Jayanti Shipping Company. In 1960, >> the authorities discovered that he was actually siphoning off money to his >> own account, after which Teja fled the country.* >> >> *6. **Kairon Scam (1963):- **Pratap Singh Kairon became the first Indian >> chief minister to be accused of abusing his power for his own benefit and >> that of his sons and relatives. He quit a year later.* >> >> *7. **Patnaik`s Own Goal (1965) :-** Orissa Chief Minister Biju Patnaik >> was forced to resign after it was discovered that he had favoured his >> privately-held company Kalinga Tubes in awarding a government contract.* >> >> *8. **Maruti Scandal (1974) :-** Well before the company was set up, >> former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi`s name came up in the first Maruti >> scandal, where her son Sanjay Gandhi was favoured with a license to make >> passenger cars.* >> >> *9. **Solanki Expos? (1992) :- **At the World Economic Forum, Madhavsinh >> Solanki, then the external affairs minister, slipped a letter to his Swiss >> counterpart asking their government to stop the probe into the Bofors >> kickbacks. Solanki resigned when India Today broke the story.* >> >> *10. **Kuo Oil Deal (1976):-** The Indian Oil Corporation signed an Rs >> 2.2-crore oil contract with a non-existent firm in Hong Kong and a kickback >> was given. The petroleum and chemicals minister was directed to make the >> purchase.* >> >> *11. **Antulay Trust (1981) :-** With the exposure of this scandal >> concerning A.R. Antulay, then the chief minister of Maharashtra, The Indian >> Express was reborn. Antulay had garnered Rs 30 crore from businesses >> dependent on state resources like cement and kept the money in a private >> trust.* >> >> *12. **HDW Commissions (1987) :-** HDW, the German submarine maker, was >> blacklisted after allegations that commissions worth Rs 20 crore had been >> paid. In 2005, the case was finally closed, in HDW`s favour.* >> >> *13. **Bofors Pay-Off (1987) :-** A Swedish firm was accused of paying Rs >> 64 crore to Indian bigwigs, including Rajiv Gandhi, then the prime minister, >> to secure the purchase of the Bofors gun.* >> >> *14. **St Kitts Forgery (1989) :- **An attempt was made to sully V.P. >> Singh`s Mr Clean image by forging documents to allege that he was a >> beneficiary of his son Ajeya Singh`s account in the First Trust Corp. at St >> Kitts, with a deposit of $21 million.* >> >> *15. **Airbus Scandal (1990) :-** Indian Airlines`s (IA) signing of the Rs >> 2,000-crore deal with Airbus instead of Boeing caused a furore following the >> crash of an A-320. New planes were grounded, causing IA a weekly loss of Rs >> 2.5 crore.* >> >> *16. **Securities Scam (1992) :-** Harshad Mehta manipulated banks to >> siphon off money and invested the funds in the stock market, leading to a >> crash. The loss: Rs 5,000 crore.* >> >> *17. **Indian Bank Rip-off (1992) :- **Aided by M. Gopalakrishnan, then the >> chairman of the Indian Bank, borrowers-mostly small corporates and exporters >> from the south-were lent a total of over Rs 1,300 crore, which they never >> paid back.* >> >> *18. **Sugar Import (1994) :- **As food minister, Kalpnath Rai presided >> over the import of sugar at a price higher than that of the market, causing >> a loss of Rs 650 crore to the exchequer. He resigned following the >> allegations.* >> >> *19. **MS SHOES SCAM (1994) :- **Anyone who war old enough in 1994 to read >> will remember the advertisements- tens of them intriguingly headlined: `Who >> is Pawan Sachdeva?` For the record, it was the peak of the public issued-led >> advertising boom and the ads were created by the Delhi branch of >> Rediffusion. Sachdeva, the promoter of MS Shoes, allegedly used company >> funds to buy shares (of his own company) and rig prices, prior to a public >> issue. He is alleged to have colluded with officials in the Securities >> Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and SBI Caps, which lead-managed the issue, >> to dupe the public into investing in his Rs. 699-crore public-***-rights >> issue. Sachdeva was later acquitted* >> >> *20. **JMM Bribes (1995) :-** Jharkhand Mukti Morcha leader Shailendra >> Mahato testified that he and three party members received bribes of Rs 30 >> lakh to bail out the P.V. Narasimha Rao government in the 1993 no-confidence >> motion.* >> >> *21. **In a Pickle (1996) :-** Pickle baron Lakhubhai Pathak raised a stink >> when he accused former Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao and godman >> Chandraswami of accepting a bribe of Rs 10 lakh from him for securing a >> paper pulp contract.* >> >> *22. **Telecom Scam (1996) :-** Former minister of state for communication >> Sukh Ram was accused of causing a loss of Rs 1.6 crore to the exchequer by >> favouring a Hyderabad- based private firm in the purchase of telecom >> equipment. He, along with two others, was convicted in 2002.* >> >> *23. **Fodder Scam (1996) :-** The accountant general`s concerns about the >> withdrawal of excess funds by Bihar`s animal husbandry department unveiled a >> Rs 950-crore scam involving Lalu Prasad Yadav, then the state chief >> minister. He resigned a year later.* >> >> *24. **Urea Deal (1996) :- **C.S. Ramakrishnan, MD, National Fertiliser, >> and a group of businessmen close to the P.V. Narasimha Rao regime fleeced >> the government and took Rs 133 crore from the import of two lakh tonne of >> urea, which was never delivered.* >> >> *25. **Hawala Diaries (1996) :-** The scandal surfaced following CBI raids >> on hawala operators in Delhi in 1991. But it was S.K. Jain`s diaries that >> had heads rolling.* >> >> *26. **CRB SCAM (1997) :-** Another scam forged by greed and discovered >> through accident. Chain Roop Bhansali, a smart-talking entrepreneur, created >> a pyramid financial empire based on high-cost financing. At its peak, his >> Rs. 1,000-crore financial conglomerate had in its ranks a mutual fund, a >> financial services company into fixed deposits, and a merchant bank. That >> Bhansali knew how to work the system became evident when he also managed to >> secure a provisional banking license. Then his luck ran out. An executive in >> the State Bank of India Inadvertently discovered that some interest warrants >> issued by Bhansali were not backed by cash. The bubble finally burst in May >> 1997, but by that time investors had lost over Rs. 1,000 crore. This was >> among the first retail scams in India and it was played out, in smaller >> avatars, across the country-especially in the South where financial services >> companies promised returns in excess of 20 per cent and decamped with the >> principal. Bhansali was arrested for a few weeks and released later on bail. >> * >> >> *27. **MEHTA`S SECOND COMING (1998) :- **The Big Bull returned to the >> bourses. This time, he allegedly colluded with the promoters of BPL, >> Videocon International, and Sterile Industries to rig the share prices of >> these companies. The inevitable collapse happened sooner than planned, >> Harshad Mehta orchestrated a cover-up operation that included a high=jinks >> effort by officials of Bombay Stock Exchange to (illegally ) open the >> trading system in the middle of the night to set things right, but the >> damage had been done. SEBI finally passed its ruling on the scam in 2001, >> banning the three companies concerned from tapping the market-BPL, for two >> years. Mehta was debarred for life form dealing in Securities Appellate >> Tribunal (SAT) in October 2001* >> >> *28. **VANISHING COMPANIES SCAM (1998) :-** A passing remark heard by then >> Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram resulted in a furore over what was >> badly-kept secret on Dalal street. Chidambaram was told that hundreds of >> companies had disappeared after raising moneys form the public. An informal >> scrutiny revealed that perhaps over 600 companies were missing. Chidambaram >> ordered a probe by SEBI. The SEBI probe conducted in May 1998 revealed that >> while many companies are not traded on the bourses at least 80 companies >> that had rises Rs.330.78 crore were simply missing. Later that year, the >> Department of Company Affairs (DCA) was asked to probe and penalize these >> companies. DCA still investigating. Investigations continue to this day.* >> >> *29. **PLANTATION COMPANIES SCAM (1999) :-** It was as innovative a swindle >> as any effected in the world. Savvy entrepreneurs convinced gullible >> investors that given the right irrigation and fertilizer inputs, teak, >> strawberries, and anything else that could be grown, would grow anywhere in >> the country. The promoters could afford to collect money from investors and >> not worry about retribution (or returns, for that matter). For, plantation >> companies fell under the purview of neither SEBI nor Reserve Bank of India. >> Indeed, they didn`t even come under the scope of the Department decided to >> change things in 1999, enough investors had been gulled: 653 companies, >> between them, had raised Rs. 2,563 crore from investors. To date, not many >> investors have got their principals back, just another affirmation of the >> old saying about money not growing on trees.* >> >> *30. **Match Fixing (2000) :-** Mohammed Azharuddin, till then India`s >> cricket captain, was accused of match-fixing. He and Ajay Sharma were banned >> from playing, while Ajay Jadeja and Manoj Prabhakar were suspended for five >> years.* >> >> *31. **KETAN PAREKH SCAM (2001) :-** Ketan Parekh`s modus operandi wasn`t >> very different from Harshad Mehta`s. If Mehta used banker`s receipts, then >> Parekh used pay orders to ramp up the prices of his favourite scrips (the >> K-10). Apart from money form the banking system Parekh also rerouted money >> from corporated like HFCL (Rs. 425 crore), and Zee (Rs. 340 crore) to good >> effect. He was caught when pay-orders issued by Madhavpura Mercantile >> Cooperative Bank bounced. Although the total amount involved in the scam was >> just Rs. 137 crore, the impact was far greater. Apparently, when a bear >> cartel sensed Parekh was in trouble, it stepped in and leveraged a dip in >> the NASDAQ to bear down stock prices. The resultant slump in the markets >> happened soon after Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha presented what he >> considered his best budget ever. Under pressure from the government, SEBI >> investigated the scam and heads began to roll. Among them: the entire >> management team of BSE, including its president Anand Rathi, CSFB, First >> Global, and, in an indirect connection, P.S.Subramanyam, the Chairman of UTL >> Evidently, for the 18 months that PSS was Chairman of UTI, the Trust had >> mirrored the actions of the bull cartel. The result? When the market tanked, >> so did the NAV of its holy cow, the US-64.* >> >> *32. **Tehelka Sting (2001) :-** Tehelka, an online news portal, used >> spycams to catch army officers and politicians accepting bribes, in their >> sting operation called Operation Westend. Investigative journalism turned >> another corner in the country.* >> >> *33. **Stockmarket Scam (2001) :-** The mayhem that wiped off over Rs >> 1,15,000 crore in the markets in March 2001 was masterminded by the >> Pentafour bull Ketan Parekh. He was arrested in December 2002 and banned >> from acccessing the capital market for 14 years.* >> >> *34. **Home Trade Scam (2002) :-** Under the pretext of gilt trading, Rs >> 600 crore was swindled from over 25 cooperative banks in Maharashtra and >> Gujarat by a Navi Mumbai-based brokerage firm Home Trade. Sanjay Agarwal, >> CEO of the firm, was arrested in May 2002.* >> >> *35. **Stamp Paper Scam (2003) :- **The sheer magnitude of the racket was >> shocking-it caused a loss of Rs 30,000 crore to the exchequer. Disclosures >> of the mastermind behind it, Abdul Karim Telgi, implicated top police >> officers and bureaucrats.* >> >> *36. **Oil-for-Food Scandal (2005) :- **K. Natwar Singh was unceremoniously >> dropped from the Cabinet when his name surfaced in the Volcker Report on the >> Iraq oil-for-food scam. * >> >> *What India Could Do With Rs 73 Lakh Crore? * >> >> ? *Build:** 2.4 crore primary healthcare centres. That?s at least 3 >> for every village, at a cost of Rs 30 lakh each. * >> >> ? *Build:** 24.1 lakh Kendriya Vidyalayas at a cost of Rs 3.02 >> crore each, with two sections from Class VI to XII. * >> >> ? *Construct:** 14.6 crore low-cost houses assuming a cost of Rs 5 >> lakh a unit. * >> >> ? *Set up: 2,703 coal-based power plants of 600 MW each. Each costs >> Rs 2,700 crore. * >> >> ? *Supply: **12 lakh CFL bulbs. That?s enough light for each of >> India?s 6 lakh villages. * >> >> ? *Construct:** 14.6 lakh km of two-lane highways. That?s a road >> around India?s perimeter 97 times over. * >> >> ? *Clean up:** 50 major rivers for the next 121 years, at Rs 1,200 >> crore a river every year. * >> >> ? *Launch:** 90 NREGA-style schemes, each worth roughly Rs 81,111 >> crore. * >> >> ? *Announce: 121 more loan waiver schemes. All of them worth Rs >> 60,000 crore. * >> >> ? *Give: **Rs 56,000 to every Indian. * >> >> ? *Even better, give Rs 1.82 lakh to 40 crore Indians living BPL. * >> >> ? *Hand out:** 60.8 crore Tata Nanos to 60.8 crore people. Or four >> times as many laptops. * >> >> ? *Grow the GDP:** The scam money is 27% more than our GDP of Rs 53 >> lakh crore." * >> >> ** >> >> *Greed, graft, politics, bribery, dirty money. Just another day in the life >> of a nation still rated among the most corrupt in the world. 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If you are interested please Contact- Gl.Secy, HELP(NGO). >> Ph-94350 22880 >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> >> Message: 3 >> Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2011 21:29:46 -0800 (PST) >> From: Ankur Bora <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected], Support a child >> <[email protected]>, North East >> <[email protected]>, [email protected] >> Cc: assam org <[email protected]> >> Subject: [Assam] Story of a collaborative effort >> Message-ID: <[email protected]> >> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 >> >> We are glad to share the news that three of the engineering students of >> Assam >> have received scholarship of Foundation for Excellence ( FFE a San Francisco >> based nonprofit ). ?This is a culmination of a collaboration effort by >> Chandan >> Talukdar of Los Angeles , Vishu Sharma of FFE and Sushanta Kar and Suresh >> Goduka >> of Assam. ?This is apart from the three medical students who received >> scholarship through North South Foundation, a US Based organization. >> >> Many of these students are from economically poor background; some of them >> lost >> their parents during insurgency. It is expected that this scholarship will >> help >> them to complete their education successfully. >> This is a unique effort, a successful co-coordination by a group of >> non-residents through compassion , commitments , communication and >> collaboration >> : compassion for their brethren back home , collaboration with like-minded >> individuals , effective communication through modern technology and finally >> a >> total commitment to the cause. Please visit the amazing story >> http://magazine.assamfoundation.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&layout=blog&id=1&Itemid=4 >> >> We also appeal through the different internet forums and media to spread >> this >> news, let?s hope that more of our students will be able to avail these >> scholarships in the coming months. >> Cheers, >> Ankur bora >> Dallas , Texas >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> assam mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org >> >> >> End of assam Digest, Vol 66, Issue 7 >> ************************************ > > _______________________________________________ > assam mailing list > [email protected] > http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org _______________________________________________ assam mailing list [email protected] http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org
