I echo vineel. Some mails are definitely interesting so it would be a good idea to post the. Under a sun group or a seperate discussion board.
Also, pls do not email about the same topic repeatedly till this is resolved. For instance, the below information was already shared in the form of an extensive report previously. No offense meant, but a slew of mails flood everyones inbox from various sources which makes it a bit tough. Surya Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry -----Original Message----- From: raghu vineel <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2010 14:16:50 To: <[email protected]> Cc: birdsofsamefeathers<[email protected]>; birdsofsamefeathers-bangalore<[email protected]>; birdsofsamfeathers-chennai<[email protected]> Subject: Re: [tomakeadifference] Rajya Sabha has 100 crorepatis 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 > >
