Delhi Regional rail Transport Tracking ( RRTS )

Sanjeev - 25-MAY-2016

Delhi has METRO,  Ring Rail, Airport Express METRO and now Regional Rail Transport system

Why CItizens of Bangalore so much delighted about the 18 Kms + 11 Kms of METRO which will cater for 20% of the population

Cheaper flyovers because of AAP?

srinidhi - 16-NOV-2015

Kejriwal said, “This project was sanctioned Rs 250 crores. But we have completed in Rs 150 crore. We have saved Rs 100 crore. And the work is done only within 9 months of coming to power.

Need voter id card for my wife

pramodk - 11-FEB-2013

i got married last year.. now i need voter id card for her.. she does'not have any document as educational certificati, birth certificate, no other documnets.. plz help me in this regards how to apply for voter id card

Please help me.. what the procedure for this for creating a voter id card without documentments only on husband behalf.

Section 420 case against Kiran Bedi!!

psaram42 - 28-NOV-2011

Section 420 “char sow bees” is an ill famous case known for cheating. If you think of NGOs it comes to mind that it is a common device for money laundering. A combination of these two is deadly in this case.

National PPP Policy 2011 - Draft for Consultation

murali772 - 30-SEP-2011

The Union Finance Minister, in the Budget speech for the year 2011-12 had announced that It is our endeavor to come up with a comprehensive policy that can be used by the Centre and the State Governments in further developing Public-Private Partnerships.

Will Delhi Metro turn into a white elephant? - Rediff article

das - 17-OCT-2010

http://business.rediff.com/slide-show/2010/oct/12/slide-show-1-will-delhi-metro-turn-into-a-white-elephant.htm

Summary

153 km. network, built over 15 years.
Cost Rs. 30,500 Cr.

The Metro may not be best answer to our urban traffic woes

vinay_sreenivasa - 2-OCT-2010

Mobility, not metro, by Himanshu Burt, Business Standard, Oct 2:

The Metro may not be best answer to our urban traffic woes

Killing the golden goose?

murali772 - 21-MAY-2010

India is the world's most competitive telecommunications market. But, the 3G spectrum auction is going to land things as a fiasco for the common man, even while it is a bonanza for the exchequer.

The outcome of the 3G spectrum auction in the UK was disastrous. The 3G network did not diffuse for a decade thereafter, because firms were broke. They had no money left to invest in infrastructure after paying for the spectrum licence and interest. The telecom firms could not generate positive cash flow from 3G activities for a decade. In fact, the principal UK telecom company, BT, sold its wireless business to pay off debts incurred to acquire 3G spectrum licences!

What happened in the UK can happen in India. The firms that have bid Rs 67,719 crore for 3G licences may not have finances left to fund infrastructure. If they borrow substantially, the combination of licence and interest costs, to be factored into pricing decisions, will make 3G services expensive or completely unaffordable. And, as everybody knows, it is low price that enables high offtake of any product or service.

Time to look at Proportional representation?

murali772 - 16-MAY-2010

For as long as I can remember, I have opposed proportional representation on the usual grounds: stability, the rights of constituencies to elect their own candidates, etc. But watching the drama surrounding the British elections, I have begun to reconsider my position.

It is clear that in India, first past the post does not produce overall majorities. It is also clear that the relationship the framers of our Constitution envisaged between an MP and his constituents has remained a fantasy.

Moreover, the electoral system is being tampered with all the time. If the major political parties have their way, we will now reserve seats for women, creating sexually segregated ghettoes within our constituency map. This may or may not be a valid amendment but it has not been accompanied by any national debate. Those who support it do so on goody-goody grounds: “Let’s give women a chance, yaar”. Those who oppose it in Parliament do so because they are bigots.

Praja Member Reporting from Taj Mahal

shekhar_mittal - 4-OCT-2009

This incident happened yesterday.