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Thursday, 23 May 2013
Beware! Bloggers too may land in trouble:
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Monday, 20 May 2013
Stringency in laws of service tax:
Finance Bill 2013 has since been passed and with this begins the ordeal of those who evade paying service tax. Recovery of service tax from the eligible sections of the people till now didn’t attract any major sort of punishment but now the non payment of it may attract a penalty as well as imprisonment to the offender. Penalty can go upto one lakh of rupees and the imprisonment upto 7 years. This is how the privilege of imposing penalty and awarding imprisonment at the level of the governmental machinery is misused. Tax after tax is imposed by the Central Government as well as the State Governments many a times with hardly any justification but since the power to recover it is unbridledly vested in the hands of the governance mechanism, they can implement the recovery process in the crudest possible manner irrespective of the hardships to the tax payers. Recovery part of a tax can be understood to some extent but the stringency and the rude methods applied in the process are only condemnable so far as the people of the country are concerned.
Thursday, 16 May 2013
Gods getting richer day by day:
Name any temple any where in the country, it is getting richer every day. The talk is not about Balaji, Sanyee Baba temple or several others alone, getting richer holds good for all and sundry, big or small, run by trusts or individuals. The much disputed Ramlala Mandir in Ayodhya has no reason to lag behind. There are disputes after disputes confronting the temple both in different courts and outside but money wise their position has much of a growing graph. They have more than 3 crores of rupees in their fixed deposits with State Bank of India and the periodical interest alone amounts to more than 27 lakhs of rupees. Vibekanand on his visit abroad gave a call that temples, mosques, and churches should not waste their money on themselves, they should better spend it to feed the poor. There could be several Vibekanands to release such a call, but the fact remains that the temples are earning sumptuous wealth for themselves and the poors are where they were several decades back.
Sunday, 12 May 2013
Experiments are an unending anxiety:
It matters much to have new experiments and it is always thrilling on even trivial issues. Some of my readers pointed out to me that my web site just precedent to this one was lacking attraction of the viewers as it was over all a dazzling white. I too had my reservations on it but was keeping the same for the simple reason that this was considered by the Google as a better one from the point of view of attracting links. I have since changed it securing a thrilling sort of satisfaction, and hopefully this should satisfy my readers and the followers. I have already made certain editing on the basic format of the Google’s and yet have in mind to go further for it to ensure that it serves the desired purpose. It’s of course for my valued readers to have the final say in the matter.
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Exploiting black money:
Saturday, 4 May 2013
What’s wrong in calling a spade a spade?
There are some people who feel offended when the Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, is called the weakest Prime Minister India might have had ever. There was a big furore, particularly in the circles of the Congress Party, when L.K. Advani called him the weakest Prime Minister of India in 2009. Let people in general be the judge who almost in one voice would agree to this. L.K. Advani asserts that he said nothing wrong. What he still says is like this:
“I cannot forget that when in 2009, I had described Dr. Singh as the weakest Prime Minister the country has had, some of my own colleagues felt that I was being too severe. But I still hold that it is this attribute of his weakness that makes him so subservient to 10, Janpath, and thus unable to avail of the authority innate in this office of Prime Ministership”.
In fact what L.K. Advani said is the voice of the whole public in the country. It is general governance, corruption, security, soaring prices, dealing with countries like Pakistan and China, or any thing that primarily concerns India, on all counts he has been a flop. It is only political acrobatics played tactfully that makes him survive. What the country as a whole needs is that he should quit gracefully himself before he is thrown out by the democratic forces.
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
An emotional blackmail by TV channels:
Blackmailing is a common phenomenon these days and it is fully rampant in all spheres of life. One can hardly come across any spot where there is no blackmailing. Television channels are an easy a tool for entertainment. Men, women, children, all go for it. There are stories, there are serials. Certain areas, the touchy ones, are very common for the purpose like rape, killing, death, horrors. Death scenes followed by after death rituals form a lengthy theme because emotionally the people feel more involved in them. I am not a regular one on television excepting of course news channels, but at times I throw a look on some family serials. The channels do the weaving of the story threads in a manner that a most suspenseful an event is not allowed to get clinched after a stage when it reaches the climax. This is the stage when viewers get more engrossed to the story but no sooner it reaches that level there is an abrupt break compelling the audience to keep sitting because of the anxiety element attached to the story. There are repeats of such suspenseful moments every now and then obviously with a motive targeting a better traffic rate. All this acrobatics amounts only to a large scale blackmailing playing with the sentiments of the viewers.