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MG DEVASAHAYAM ESTABLISHING INDIAN JUDICIAL SERVICES NEED OF THE HOUR p20 TN PANDEY RESTORE STANDARD DEDUCTION ON EMPLOYMENT RELATED EXPENSES p26 January 5, 2017 ` VOL. 10, ISSUE 10 FIRST STIRRINGS SUDHA PILLAI p40 gfilesindia.comgfilesindia.com RATAN TATA The Big Boss ISSNISSN 090976-290676-2906 BOOK EXTRACT46 IK GUJRALp JANARDANON THAKUR 1 PRESENTS MEMORY CLOUDS Featuring The Hon’ble Prime Minister, Prabhat Kumar BG Deshmukh Narendra Modi, on April 21, 2015, MC Gupta on Civil Services Day, gave a Kripa Narayan Srivastava V Selvaraj clarion call to record and upload Sushil Chandra Tripathi Romesh Bhandari the memoirs of senior and Devi Dayal Reva Nayyar experienced civil servants. VP Sawhney SK Mishra Dr G Sundaram Hence... KC Sivaramakrishnan Nitish Sengupta Vishnu Bhagwan Gen Noble Thamburaj gfiles brings you a compilation Baleshwar Rai Arun Bongirwar of reminiscences by senior civil Arvind S Inamdar Madhav Godbole servants which were published in Ved Marwah gfiles between 2007 and 2015. Trinath Mishra Vineeta Rai Arun Kumar Rath Ajit Nimbalkar Don’t miss the opportunity TR Kakkar Najeeb Jung to learn from the wealth of MS Gill experience of veteran civil servants. Shovana Narayan Lt Gen JFR Jacob Pre-order the book in advance to Brijesh Kumar Surrinder Lal Kapur avail of the one-time offer of `720. Yogendra Narain and many more... You can make the payment through cheque, DD or RTGS in favour of gfiles. For further information or queries: Mail us at [email protected] or log on to www.gfilesindia.com/memoryclouds.html 2 From the Editor veteran BJP leader once said during the run up to 2004 elections that ‘all political parties will Abe in a state of flux’. He should be happy that his prediction may come true, only a little late. Like the traffic stops during a VIP visit, governance comes to a grinding halt the moment elections are announced. vol. 10, ISSUE 10 | JANUARY 2017 With elections in five States from February 5 and results on March 11, the next Anil Tyagi | editor 70 days promise to be eventful, keeping poll pundits to voters busy. GS Sood | business editor Sheshadri Chari | roving editor Akhilesh Yadav, the Chief Minister of the largest State, Uttar Pradesh, is facing Alam Srinivas | contributing editor two fights, one in the family and the other in the political arena. If he manages Anish Gandhi | consultant, foreign affairs Narendra Kaushik | associate editor to win both, he is sure to emerge as a national figure obliterating the Congress Rakesh Bhardwaj | editorial consultant vice-president who is struggling to remain above water. The Congress, which has Ramesh Sharma | bureau chief (north india) Ajit Ujjainkar | bureau chief (mumbai) been out of power in UP for the last 35 years, seems to be looking for nothing Rakhi | Editorial Trainee beyond a runner-up status to the third largest party. No party wants a poll tie up Pawan Kumar | production coordinator Nipun Jain | finance with the Congress as the risk factor seems to be high with no tangible benefit in Gautam Das | legal consultant vote transfer. BSP leader Mayawati is entering the poll arena with the albatross Bushchat Media | edit & design Madan Lal | Webmaster of her brother depositing crores of alleged black money in party account. Devoid Abhisshek Tyagi | director of money power and depleting worker base, she has to heavily depend on her advertising & marketing dalit vote bank. But, given the recent observation by the Supreme Court on the delhi: e-mail: [email protected] use or rather misuse of religion, caste, creed and other parochial issues, her mumbai: 48/C-1, Areshwar, Mhada, S.V.P. Nagar, Andheri(W), Mumbai 400 053 campaign could face the ire of the Election Commission (EC). This, coupled with Chandigarh: SCO 5- First Floor, Zirakpur-Shimla denial of free access to unrestricted black money, is likely to affect her fortunes. Highway, Zirakpur, District Mohali Punjab CONTACT — 0172-509368 The BJP can draw immense comfort from the predicament of Mayawati and e-mail: [email protected] the internecine yaadavi (the Yadav clan in the epic Mahabharata fought among $1,/7<$*,35,17(5 38%/,6+(5 QGIORRUGGDVLWH themselves and became extinct, hence the term yaadavi) in SP. 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