Number Posted April 11, 2013 Posted April 11, 2013 True that. Everything else is just a moot point. :giggle:
Mariyam Posted April 11, 2013 Posted April 11, 2013 :giggle: Finally!! At least someone caught the pun. :--D
Crookbond Posted April 11, 2013 Posted April 11, 2013 True that. Everything else is just a moot point. Finally!! At least someone caught the pun. :--D Oh boy! :hysterical: :hysterical: :hysterical:
Stuge Posted April 12, 2013 Posted April 12, 2013 :giggle: Finally!! At least someone caught the pun. :--D Thanks to Law :giggle::giggle:
Tiger80 Posted April 13, 2013 Posted April 13, 2013 look, farmers in India are bolloxed. Period. The world is no longer catered towards farmers who own an acre or two of land and pushes his cart to the market everyday to sell his stuff. The world is now about farmers owning 1000s of acres, running heavy mechinary and farmers being worth more than tecchies. The problem #1 in Indian farming sector is that we are stuck with a medieval model for farming business, not an industrial one. And since farmers make up like 50% of the voting public, nobody is going to push through land reform laws in India that would make farming more efficient. In Industrial societies, farmes typically constitute 5-10% of the population. India needs to bring its farming population to similar levels before the industry allows farmers to have the kind of margin to survive two consecutive droughts. I agree with you that India is tuck in medival model of farming but the problem is How on earth you will provide jobs for 250 million agriculture sector workforce.If India will adopt western model then at best It will employ 10-20 million people.Even China too has huge workforce in agriculture and its per capita land holding is very small yet it now largest producer several agricultural commodities
King Tendulkar Posted April 14, 2013 Posted April 14, 2013 Top Bloke. Truly sorry, so going on one day fast to repent on his urine reamrks. He has restored faith in Indian politicians. Jai Hind!
Clarke Posted April 19, 2013 Posted April 19, 2013 Mumbai: 40 pages recovered during income tax raids list in Kolhapur seem to corroborate what many activists in Maharashtra have been alleging: that across parties, politicians accept bribes in exchange for handing over expensive contracts for irrigation projects like dams and canals. The projects are rarely completed. Farmers pay the price. The documents seized by income tax officers in 2009 appears to list bribes worth Rs. 44 crores paid against a contract worth nearly Rs. 280 crores. Across pages, a list of names is entered for bribes that have been paid. Another hand-written document shows the names of leaders, against figures that show how much they were paid and how much remains to be paid. Topping the list of alleged beneficiaries is 'AP' and 'Dada' which are interchangeably used. For a total of 27.5 crores. Different amounts of money are entered for 'AP' and 'Dada' Activist Medha Patkar, who has been demanding an inquiry into the alleged swindle, says, "Everybody knows what AP stands for. He is Ajit Pawar. The posters for him always show him as 'Dada'." Mr Pawar, the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, has denied the charges. Other entries include the BJP's former president Nitin Gadkari for an amount of RS 50 lakhs and Gopinath Munde, who is documented as having been paid Rs. 20 lakhs. Some entries say 'Gadkari' and some use the name 'Gad'. State leaders of the BJP said the allegations are "baseless" and they need proof of the documents' veracity. The papers- a sort of accounting diary- were found in a raid in Kolhapur at the home of Dhirendra Bhat, a Technical Director of Mahalaxmi Infraprojects Limited (MIL), an irrigation contractor. After he was raided, Mr Bhat told the Income Tax officials that of the Rs. 287 crores contract, 12 per cent was used to bribe. Of this 7 per cent for swinging the contract in the favour of MIL and 5.5 per cent was used for getting fake bills generated. Large sums were also paid to officials of the Irrigation department. Mr Bhat later retracted his statement stating he made a "mistake" as he was under "tremendous mental tension and pressure." In its response to the tax inquiry, his employer said that he had not dealt with its finances and that the notings were "erroneously written." After a detailed inquiry, the Income Tax department has concluded that the documents were based on a 287-crore canals project to be built in Ghodzari in Vidarbha, a parched region of Maharashtra notorious for the suicides of farmers unable to survive the relentless cycle of failed crops and mounting debt. Ms Patkar claims the report has enough evidence against those who received the bribes and wants them to be tried for corruption. She has also asked for a retired Supreme Court judge to head a Commission of Inquiry and investigate all irrigation projects in the state. http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/for-maharashtra-dam-contract-bribes-paid-say-documents-ap-tops-list-356179?pfrom=home-otherstories Can this 'document' hold up in court, assuming it gets there :hmmm:
Sachin=GOD Posted April 25, 2013 Posted April 25, 2013 Sir Ravindra Jadeja @SirJadeja Ajeet Pawar's childhood pic. नल से पानी ना आये तो खुद का नल चालू RT and Spread. :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
Lord Posted April 25, 2013 Posted April 25, 2013 Sir Ravindra Jadeja @SirJadeja Ajeet Pawar's childhood pic. नल से पानी ना आये तो खुद का नल चालू RT and Spread. :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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