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Major Scams in India Since 1947: a Brief Sketch
© 2015 JETIR July 2015, Volume 2, Issue 7 www.jetir.org (ISSN-2349-5162) Major Scams in India since 1947: A Brief Sketch Naveen Kumar Research Scholar Deptt. of History B.R.A.B.U. Muzaffarpur "I would go to the length of giving the whole congress a decent burial, rather than put up with the corruption that is rampant." - Mahatma Gandhi. This was the outburst of Mahatma Gandhi against rampant corruption in Congress ministries formed under 1935 Act in six states in the year 1937.1 The disciples of Gandhi however, ignored his concern over corruption in post-Independence India, when they came to power. Over fifty years of democratic rule has made the people so immune to corruption that they have learnt how to live with the system even though the cancerous growth of this malady may finally kill it. Politicians are fully aware of the corruption and nepotism as the main reasons behind the fall of Roman empire,2 the French Revolution,3 October Revolution in Russia,"4 fall of Chiang Kai-Sheik Government on the mainland of China5 and even the defeat of the mighty Congress party in India.6 But they are not ready to take any lesson from the pages of history. JEEP PURCHASE (1948) The history of corruption in post-Independence India starts with the Jeep scandal in 1948, when a transaction concerning purchase of jeeps for the army needed for Kashmir operation was entered into by V.K.Krishna Menon, the then High Commissioner for India in London with a foreign firm without observing normal procedure.7 Contrary to the demand of the opposition for judicial inquiry as suggested by the Inquiry Committee led by Ananthsayanam Ayyangar, the then Government announced on September 30, 1955 that the Jeep scandal case was closed. -
Pre-Poll Gambits April 7, 2013 S
Established 1946 Price : Rupees Five Vol. 68 No. 11 Pre-poll gambits April 7, 2013 S. Viswam Both the Congress and the BJP Modi’s instance that Varun Gandhi Travails of Pakistan spent the last few days mapping out who has emerged as an anti-Muslim Kuldip Nayar strategies incidental to the beginning campaigner in the party brought in as of the run-up to 2014. The Congress a general secretary? is still in two minds about formally World Social Forum, naming Rahul Gandhi as its prime Modi is the only chief minister to Tunisia - Few Reflections ministerial candidate. The general have been elevated within the BJP Dr. Sunilam notion within the party is that any hierarchy as a reward for winning announcement in this regard needs to three assembly elections in a row. be made only ahead of the actual poll. Other chief ministers with the same India needs In the BJP, the situation is somewhat achievement have been ignored. All democratic socialism different. With the induction of in all, the 2014 Rajnath Singh team Brij Khandelwal Narendra Modi into the central seems to confer special status to parliamentary board and the central hard core party workers and leaders election committee, the issue seems at the cost of the tried and tested World Bank’s to have been resolved. Modi ought leaders. L. K. Advani has been put Sham Consultations to be the BJP’s official candidate if in his place, while Yashwant Sinha, President Raj Nath’s reshuffle makes Jaswant Singh and Arun Shourie sense. The assumption is that he will have been sidelined. -
Quest for Excellence
1 Quest for Excellence A biography of Devendra Patel 1 2 Devendra Patel was born on 20 th October 1945 at Bayad, a small town in the district of sabarkantha, Gujarat. His native is Akrund, a small village there. He was born to Gandhian par- ents Jesingbhai Patel and Revaben Patel. His father jesingbhai saw India’s freedom movement from very close and played a major role in his small village too, to free it from the clutches of the landlords and colonial impositions. Akrund was owned by one such Phanse family with such rights, that he freed for the people. Still he had a mutual bond of respect for scholars like Krishna Kumar Phanse from the same family, against whom he fought. He put his one and only son in government primary school to study. To him, the best a father could give his son would be the best possible education. Those days, the newspapers reached the village centers by post the next day. Jesingbhai and others used to go to the school to read newspaper and in- spired his son to read newspapers to keep him aware of the world around. Those days, a new children weekly ‘Zagmag’ was started, that his son fondly liked to read, especially the, characters ‘Chhel ane Chhabo’ ,’Chhako-Mako’ and ‘Mia Fuski and Tabha Bhatt’ created by the writer Jivaram Joshi. By seventh level in school, he started reading mystery stories of N.J. Golibar, detective stories and books like ‘Baraf ni shahjadi’, without the knowledge of his father. In the meantime, a high school was started in a rental house 2 3 there. -
Doctor of Philosophy in POLITICAL SCIENCE
BACKWARD CASTE MOVEMENT IN UTTAR PRADESH: STUDY OF SAMAJWADI PARTY THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE AWARD OF THE DEGREE OF Doctor of Philosophy IN POLITICAL SCIENCE BY RAJMOHAN SHARMA UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF PROF. NIGAR ZUBERI DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY ALIGARH-202002 (INDIA) 2016 Prof. Nigar Zuberi Extension :( 0571) 2701720 Department of Political Science, Internal: 1560 Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh - 20 2002 (U.P.) India. Dated ………………… Certificate This is to certify that Mr. Rajmohan Sharma, Research Scholar, Department of Political Science, A.M.U., Aligarh has completed his Ph.D. thesis entitled “Backward Caste Movement in Uttar Pradesh: Study of Samajwadi Party ” under my supervision. The data materials, incorporated in the thesis have been collected from various sources. The researcher used and analyzed the aforesaid data and material systematically and presented the same with pragmatism. To the best of knowledge and understanding a faithful record of original research work has been carried out. This work has not been submitted partially or fully for any degree or diploma in Aligarh Muslim University or any other university. He is permitted to submit the thesis. I wish him all success in life. (Prof. Nigar Zuberi) Acknowledgement I thank to the Almighty for His great mercifulness and choicest blessings generously bestowed on me without which I could have never seen this work through. First of all, I would like to express the most sincere thanks and profound sense of gratitude to my supervisor Prof. Nigar Zuberi for her continuous support, valuable suggestions and constant encouragement in my Ph.D. work. I am deeply obliged for her motivation, enthusiasm and inspiration during the course of Ph.D. -
Reference Material 2010 Notes on the Functioning Of
REFERENCE MATERIAL 2010 NOTES ON THE FUNCTIONING OF VARIOUS DIVISIONS GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PLANNING COMMISSION NEW DELHI INTRODUCTION India’s commitment to planned economic development is an affirmation of our faith in the role of the government to ensure “ inclusive growth “ of our people with due regard to our environment. The Planning Commission of India plays a key role in this framework. It prepares the five year and annual plans of the country; plays an important part in the allocation of resources; acts as a vital think tank for the Government; holds periodic reviews of progress made in achieving development goals; and proposes mid-course corrections. The work of the Commission is organized into divisions/units which are headed by Principal Advisers/Senior Advisers/Joint Secretaries. They can be grouped broadly into administrative divisions, general divisions and subject divisions. All of them maintain close contact with the concerned Central Ministries/State Governments and various non-official agencies. They also study and examine problems and issues in relation to the formulation as well as implementation of Plans, programmes and policies. They also organize research studies from time to time and play other functional roles that are aligned to the overall objectives of the Planning Commission. The “ Reference Material “ collates at one place the role, functions and activities of the various divisions of the Planning Commission. This volume has been updated incorporating the latest changes. I hope that this publication will be of immense value to the researchers, government officials and people in general. New Delhi, ( Sudha Pillai ) Dated: 21.5.2010. -
EDITORIAL We Congratulate the People of India and All Our Readers on the Occasion of the 69Th Independence Day
EDITORIAL We congratulate the people of India and all our readers on the occasion of the 69th Independence Day. The August 2015 issue of the Congress Sandesh marks the completion of 18 years of its publication. Over the years the Congress Sandesh has become better, more presentable and more informative. This is the longest tenure in Congress history when an official publication has continued to be published. The credit must go to the Congress President without whose backing and continued interest this could not have been possible. She not only took interest in its publication but also guided on the content. This clearly displayed the level of her participation. We at the Sandesh are grateful for her support and wish her all the best in her life and in service to the party. We are equally thankful to our Vice President, Shri Rahul Gandhi whose timely suggestions and inputs were extremely useful for making it a more effective medium. In these columns we have often written that Parliament is a forum of debate and cooperation and it is possible with floor management of the ruling party with the opposition to resolve all issues. But today there is a Government whose arrogance, stemming out of its numbers is not willing to cede any space to the collective will of the opposition. It is due to this reason that important time of the Monsoon session has been lost. It pains the Congress as much as anyone on the streets that this has happened. But the arrogance of a Party led by a Prime Minister who choses to be a moot spectator and does not extent a hand of reconciliation has been seen but for the first time since the parliament was formed. -
Bonar Thesis April 29 Appendices
Hanuman’s Army: Adivasi and Hindutva in Gujarat by Thane Bonar B.A., University of Victoria, 2004 A Thesis Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OF ARTS in the Department of Political Science Thane Bonar, 2010 University of Victoria All rights reserved. This thesis may not be reproduced in whole or in part, by photocopy or other means, without the permission of the author. ii Supervisory Committee Hanuman’s Army: Adivasi and Hindutva in Gujarat by Thane Bonar B.A., University of Victoria, 2004 Supervisory Committee Dr. Radhika Desai (Department of Political Science) Supervisor Dr. Matt James (Department of Political Science) Departmental Member iii Abstract Supervisory Committee Dr. Radhika Desai (Department of Political Science) Supervisor Dr. Matt James (Department of Political Science) Departmental Member Scholars writing on the rise of Hindutva, particularly in Gujarat state, have attributed its success to its ability to serve middle and upper caste and class interests. In recent state and Lok Sabha elections, though, Hindutva, through the Bharatiya Janata Party, has also made significant inroads outside of this elite, particularly in Adivasi (Aboriginal) communities. This electoral support has emerged alongside Adivasi participation in anti- minority violence in the Dangs District in 1999 and the 2002 post-Godhra carnage. This thesis seeks to understand these developments and in doing so rejects predominant explanations which rely on a paternalistic false-consciousness approach that strips the Adivasi of independent political agency. It shows that the economic development of Adivasi communities has led to stratification and the emergence of an Adivasi elite. Bourdieu’s notion of symbolic capital is used to show that the psychological rewards that Hindutva is able to offer this elite have material consequences and thus this hegemony can serve the interests of these elements of Adivasi society. -
View from the Ground: Gujarat Elections Defy Easy Predictions
ISSN (Online) - 2349-8846 View from the Ground: Gujarat Elections Defy Easy Predictions RADHIKA RAMASESHAN Vol. 52, Issue No. 49, 09 Dec, 2017 Radhika Ramaseshan ([email protected]) is consulting editor, Business Standard. The results of the Gujarat assembly elections are definitely not a foregone conclusion, especially for the Bharatiya Janata Party. This article takes a nuanced look at the factors that will affect the final outcome on 18 December even as it carries voices at the ground level in the state in the run-up to the polls on 9 and 14 December. Weeks before Gujarat voted, Kamlesh Patel was weighed down with worries, clueless about seeking a resolution to the problems before him. He was tasked to execute the fiats issued by Gandhinagar and Delhi and not take initiatives. Kamlesh is the former Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president of the Lakhtar division in Surendranagar district, the gateway to the Saurashtra region. Lakhtar town is part of the Dasada reserved Scheduled Caste (SC) seat that the BJP has won since 1990. Just once in 2002 the seat had gone to the Congress. Dasada has 30,000 Patel voters but Kamlesh was directed to keep off his community which, he admitted, had become so hostile to the BJP that he felt unwanted in its company. This was so, he says, even after he visited every Patel home in the neighbourhood following the violent stir for reservation, spearheaded by the Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) in August 2015. The community was hurt and angry after 13 persons were killed by the police, homes were searched and PAAS activists were rounded up. -
February 2021
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SUMMARY RECORD OF DISCUSSIONS OF THE NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NDC) MEETINGS Five Decades of Nation Building (Fifty NDC Meetings) Vol - IV (36th to 44th Meetings) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA PLANNING COMMISSION Please Note: Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this publication, which has been compiled for making available at one place the Record of Discussions of fifty Meetings of the National Development Council, are as accurate as possible. However, considering that this voluminous publication has been brought out from the Records, some of which are very old, users are requested to refer to the original text in case of any doubt/dispute. CONTENTS 36th Meeting of NDC ...................................................................................................... 1 37th Meeting of NDC .................................................................................................... 31 38th Meeting of NDC .................................................................................................... 79 39th Meeting of NDC .................................................................................................. 145 40th Meeting of NDC .................................................................................................. 171 41st Meeting of NDC................................................................................................... 213 42nd Meeting of NDC ................................................................................................. 267 43rd Meeting of NDC ................................................................................................. -
Current-Affairs-Quiz-June-2019-–-Download-Pdf
HEAD OFFICE 1. India, South Africa, and Indonesia have boycotted the “Osaka Track". It is related to ________. A) Bank B) Digital economy C) Water Conservation D) Pollution E) Environment 12. The Chief Minister of which state inaugurated 5th and 6th Unit of Chabra Super Critical Thermal Power Station in June 2019? 2. India has signed a deal to acquire 'Strum Ataka' anti-tank A) Punjab B) Rajasthan missile from ________ for its fleet of Mi-35 attack choppers. C) Telangana D) Gujarat A) Japan B) Russia C) US D) France E) Germany E) Kerala 3. Kohli became the first captain in the history of the Cricket World Cup to score ________ consecutive fifties. 13. In which state a large scale campaign to eradicate deadly A) 4 B) 5 C) 6 D) 7 E) 8 Acute Encephalitis Syndrome and Japanese Encephalitis disease was launched in July 2019? 4. Who won the Austrian Grand Prix 2019? A) Bihar B) Uttar Pradesh A) Charles Leclerc B) Max Verstappen C) Jharkhand D) Haryana C) Lewis Hamilton D) Sebastian Vette E) Punjab E) Valtteri Bottas 14. Who is conducting a 7-day special camp for nine Indian 5. Which state appointed senior IAS officer Keshni Anand Arora as custodians from July 2019? the State’s new Chief Secretary in June 30? A) Gareth Southgate B) Dennis van de Pol A) Punjab B) Haryana C) Samantha Kerr D) Sami Al-Jaber C) Madhya Pradesh D) Gujarat E) Ada Hegerberg E) Goa 15. Wimbledon 2019 began from 1 July 2019. It is related to which 6.