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Who is responsible for poor public services in India?

What is the actual reason for poor public services in India? Nowadays it is a common trend to say that government employees are ' kaamchor ' (don't want to work). We can easily see long queues in front of any government offices like  tehsils, passport offices, banks, railway stations, hospitals etc. The person who gets poor service blame the staff of that particular department or office. Government also think that the staff is not performing well and launched campaign to aware the people about their rights. It is very good to be aware about the rights and government is also doing good in spreading the awareness. Then where is the problem? Are today's employees really not interested in doing work ?  Dear readers also have the right to be agree or disagree but let's try to understand the problem genuinely. Today's an awared customer put complaint if any service is not provided. But nobody bothered about the circumstances due to which the service is not provided. I...
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How to save Indian social values system

India heading towards Socio-cultural changes, Need to save the core values of the Indian society. These values are the identities of our culture. In today's Indian society there are many changes taking place. Every society change in years. But, how can we say that a society is changing. What are the symptoms of this change. Every society has its value system which it preserve for years by passing it generation to generation. Then, what are the core values of Indian society ? The core values of Indian society are : respecting and obeying elders, cooperation, brotherhood, sharing of resources, careing and helping each other etc. One learns all these values in a joint family. A joint family is a big family where four -five nucleus families living together. A joint family is the custodian of the Indian social value system. In today's society, we are witnessing a noticeable decay of these values. Why so? This is because of fastly decrease in joint families. Today we rarely see a joi...

Religion and Administration

The Equation between Religion and Administration. The positive secularism must lead to positive and healthy relationship between religion and the administration for the betterment of citizen's life. India is a very diverse country. This diversity is also true in case of religion. India has almost all religions of the world. Religion is a matter of individual faith. Every religion is a set of belief and faith. Every religion has its own God. Every religious person worship his/her God. All these persons think that this God is responsible for their pain, misery and happiness. So, They follow their respective religion' set of belief and faith. They think if they follow these norms, they will get happiness, otherwise they have to face pain and misery. So, They afraid of their God. Almost all the people in India follow atleast any one God. Around 90 percent of people in India are theist. Means 90 percent of people follow atleast any one religion's worship norms.  But, this percen...

How indexation adjust inflation

What is inflation and Indexation and How indexation adjust inflation ? Should one invest in fixed deposit? tThe government has discontinued the indexation benefits from the financial year 2025, announced in the Budget for FY-2025 . First of all let's understand what is inflation in a layman terms. The general rise in prices is called inflation. This rise in prices may be due to many reasons from demand side and supply side. For example, if supply remains constant and demand for a particular item increases its price will also increase. And if demand for a particular item decreases it's price will also come done if supply remains the same. Same way we can say that if supply of a particular item increases in the market at constant demand then it's price will decrease and if supply decreases and demand remain same, then the price will increase. Inflation affects your income. That why the government gives dearness allowance (DA) to the employees and dearness relief (DR) to the ...

Important Takeaways from The Union Budget for The Financial Year 2024-25

Important Points from the Union Budget for The Financial Year 2025 The fiscal deficit is estimated at 4.9% of the GDP in FY 2025. The fiscal deficit is calculated as the government's total expenditure minus total receipts.  The 'Budget' word is not mentioned in the Indian constitution. It is mentioned as the "Annual Financial Statement" in article 112 of the constitution. Budget is prepared by the Budget Division of the Department of Economic Affairs in the ministry of finance. According to the article 266 of the Indian Constitution, Parliamentary approval is required to draw money from the Consolidated Fund of India. RK Shanmukham Chetty was the first finance minister of independent India. Morari Desai presented the budget ten times which is the maximum number of times by any finance minister in India till now.  Receipts estimates : The budget for FY 2025 estimates 31.3 lakh crore revenue receipts and 16.9 lakh crore capital receipts.  Expenditure estimates : T...

Indus Water Treaty is an injustice to Rajasthan

India must revise the 1960-Indus Water Treaty. The Indus Water Treaty of 1960 was an injustice to India as Rajasthan remains dry and arid due to this treaty.  The Indus river system has six rivers - Indus, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, Beas and Satluj. According the treaty the water of three rivers - Indus, Chenab and Jhelum was allotted to Pakistan and the water of Ravi, Beas and Satluj was allotted to India. But, the three rivers allotted to India carry only 20% of water of total Indus river system and the three rivers allotted to Pakistan carry 80% of water volume of the total Indus river system. So, it was not as simple as seems that three rivers were allotted to India and three were allotted to Pakistan. But , the water volume was not considered. The size and population of both the countries were not considered. So, it is not a proportional water distribution.  The Great Thar desert has an arid area of 2 lakh sq km out of which 85% areas is in India's Rajasthan. Rajasthan has no ...

Record Defence Manufacturing in FY - 2023-24.

India -the new defence manufacturing hub. India is the rising defence manufacturing hub. The Government is committed to reduce its dependency on imported defence equipments to ensure national safety and to boost self - reliance. Till now India imported simple defence items which can be made indigenously. But , now the scenario is changing. The Government has launched many initiative like make in India to enhance indigenous manufacturing. The indigenous defence production rose to a record high value of Rs. 1.27 lakh crore in  FY-2023-24. This shows a growth of 16.7% over the defence production of the previous FY-2022-23. This growth is over 60% since 2019-20, when defence production stood at 79071 crore. 79.2% of the total value of the production in 2023-24, came from Defence Public Sector Undertaking and other PSUs and 20.8% came from the private sector. The biggest benefit of this increased  indigenous production is that it increased the defence exports. India now changing fr...