Noted. Removing TMAD list from my usual RTI mails. Anilkumar BVN
On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 2:16 PM, raghu vineel <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Please stop sending mails to all the group members. You may find it > informative, but not all. If somebody wishes, please create a subgroup for > those who are interested in such mails. There are 3112 unread mails in my > inbox and 90% of them are from TMAD and BoSF. > > I know people read newspapers and read online journals articles. But I > don't think there is any point in sending it to all the group members. Let > the group be just for discussions. On an average I get 15 mails per day from > BoSF and TMAD. > > I get mails from some other NGOs. But I feel much comfortable with those > mails and I don't find any unnecessary mails. > > Hope everyone understands. No offense meant. > > Thanks, > Vineel. > > > On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 10:53 AM, B V N Anilkumar < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> >> >> For sure they will have much more than what is declared.. But this is just >> for info.. >> >> New Delhi, April 11: About 100 Rajya Sabha members have declared their >> assets worth more than Rs 1 crore with independent Parliamentarian from >> Maharashtra, Mr Rahul Bajaj being the richest. >> >> According to an analysis by an NGO, Mr Bajaj has declared his movable and >> immovable assets worth over Rs 300 crore followed by Janta Dal (Secular) MP, >> Mr M.A.M. Ramaswamy (Karnataka) and Mr T. Subramani Reddy of Congress >> (Andhra Pradesh) who have declared assets of more than Rs 278 crore and Rs >> 272 crore respectively. >> >> Samajwadi Party’s Ms Jaya Bachchan from Uttar Pradesh and expelled SP >> leader, Mr Amar Singh, have admitted wealth of Rs 215 crore and Rs 79 crore >> respectively, the data said. >> >> The analysis was done by Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) and >> National Election Watch (NEW), an umbrella body of about 1,200 NGOs >> worldwide, after analysing self-sworn affidavits filed by 219 members at the >> time of their elections to Rajya Sabha by exercising the Right to >> Information Act. >> >> According to the data, a total of 98 MPs have declared their assets worth >> crores and 37 MPs have pending criminal cases against them. >> >> Congress has the highest of seven MPs with pending criminal cases followed >> by six from BJP and four each from BSP and Shiv Sena. >> >> Interestingly, two Rajya Sabha MPs — CPI’s Mr D. Raja from Tamil Nadu and >> Mr Saman Pathak of CPI(M) from West Bengal — have declared zero assets. >> CPI(M) Parliamentarian, Ms Brinda Karat from West Bengal has declared assets >> worth Rs 1.74 lakh and Revolutionary Socialist Party’s, Mr Abani Roy (WB) Rs >> 72,000. >> >> >> Anilkumar BVN >> >> > >
