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Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Compulsory Voting.
Public should be made aware of voting. They should be taught about the strength of vote.
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Even and Odd Numbers of the vehicles.
I think this decision is not practical. Delhi govt. should have first talked to traffic police that are they capable of checking numbers of vehicles as this decision requires more numbers of men in traffic police.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Conflicts in Relationshiips.
anil wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
anil wrote:
One of you step down because you have some conflicts or you are not agreed on some issues. Otherwise what is the need of step down. Noting is wrong in it. It is way of happy life. Get take agree or agreed.
In fact a little bit of conflict of interest adds spice to life , also no two people can ever have a perfect relationship since people are different and at some stage or the other some difference of opinion is bound to arise between the two ! If one person is constantly stepping down, with time that itself becomes a flash point..
Yes I am agree you. Kittle and be happy is way of life. One cann't eat always sweet. It is not possible that two person one thinking, so conflicts are common thing.
In fact according to psycho analysts having no difference of opinion or conflict is not a healthy trend because it shows that one of the partner is suppressing his or her real feelings which might explode one fine damage causing immense damage and shaking the very foundation of the relationship
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
Some politicians have spread myth about groups like RSS, that these groups are politically oriented and not help people anyway. But the truth is far away. People in groups like RSS are not only taught to respect others but are always ready to help people in disaster situation. The people who were talking about intolerance in India are on foreign trips, but RSS is helping people in Chennai.
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
There are ideological differences between different organizations. RSS is a fascist communal organization. But everything with them is not wrong. They also do many good things. It is not proper to use term like goons for them.
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Same Voters List and Same Booths.
Yes many times people face problem when they not find their name in the voter list of their booth.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
Here is a slap to those who call RSS communalists and goons!
http://www.thelotpot.com/i-was-so-terrified-by-seeing-the-rss-goons-all-rss-haters-read-the-article/
This has always been the case, in my own town we had a very violent communal riot, that took many innocent lives which was in fact the handiwork of the politicians . During that time we had curfew for 3 weeks all through the day and it was some Christian organisations along with the RSS who helped out in supplying milk, vegetables and other stuff since highways were all blocked and food supply became scarce and there was no petrol..
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Same Voters List and Same Booths.
You are right. In order to to facilitate a hassle free and effective polling to the electorate, Election commission has to ensure that the voters list and booths are the same.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Even and Odd Numbers of the vehicles.
Delhi high court said aptly that living in Delhi is like living in a gas chamber.. According to the statistics Delhi is the most polluted city in the world. Delhi is 5 times more polluted than Beijing. In such conditions, the decision of Delhi high court comes like a whiff of fresh air.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Same Voters List and Same Booths.
In our democratic system of working, we are asked to exercise our voting rights many times - in villages for the election of Panchayats/Gram Sabha, in urban areas, we elect for our Nagar Palika/Townships/Nagar Mahapalika/Municipal Corporations, at State level, we elect MLAs and for Parliament, we elect our MPs. We find that some time, the voters' lists and booths for each election are different. If someone has exercised his franchise in the election of the MLA for his area, he finds that his name is not there in the voting list prepared for the Gram Sabha election or booth where he had gone previously has now been changed to another one. The Election Commission must take over all the election proceedings in its hand to ensure that the voters' lists/booths for all elections are the same.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Compulsory Voting.
Voting should be made compulsory . But options should be given like E- Voting, a second chance for voting and virtual voting.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Even and Odd Numbers of the vehicles.
The Delhi Government has decided that from 1st January, 2016, only those auto-vehicles including 2-wheelers having even numbers will run on one day and next day, the vehicles having odd numbers will be permitted to run on the roads of Delhi. This decision will not apply to the ambulances and the vehicles required for emergency services. It is a good decision to reduce the pollution and traffic jams on the roads. Further it will help the public to use the public transport or share with others to reduce the consumption of the petro-products.The category of the vehicles required for emergency services must be restricted to the fire-brigade only. This rule must be made effective for all over India. However, if it is made out to be implemented strictly, it can boost the vehicle industry as those persons who may afford will try to get another vehicle having odd/even number to enable them to move on their choice.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Compulsory Voting.
For some time we have been witnessing that some eligible voters do not use their rights of voting during elections and after the results are out, they repent about the constitution of the government. So far the voting percentage has been 50 to 60% of the eligible voters who are about 65% of the inhabitants in the Country. It means that about 40% of the public exercise their voting rights and that 40% is further divided into various political parties/independents. If this is further divided to get a party having the largest seats, the representation goes down further and in result, the minority of the voters get the right to decide who will run the government. Here, the question of compulsory voting becomes relevant. If all of the eligible voters exercise their franchise, hope that a government with the majority back-up may rise. There may be some problems for some voters on account of their medical problems or they may not be near their voting booths at the time of the election due to their pre-occupation. For them, the Election Commission can arrange on-line voting or voting booth of their convenience.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Waiting Ticket holders in Train.
Waiting Ticket is now no more a valid document to entitle a passenger to undertake journey in the train for which that ticket was purchased. This arrangement has been made to reduce the loss being incurred by the Indian Railways as some passengers had been using the waiting tickets for journey and after completing the journey, they claim the refunds. With this provision, it has also been arranged that the waiting ticket holders may get refund within half hour before the train departs. Both the provisions have been made in interest of the Railways but can cause inconvenience to those genuine passengers who might have planned for the journey well in advance. At least, the railways can convert the waiting tickets into general tickets or treat them as general tickets if they are not confirmed/cancelled within half hour before the departure of the train from the station the journey was intended to be started at. Or, alternatively, the waiting tickets be converted into the next higher class or premium grade if the seats/births are available for that upgraded class/category.
10 years ago
anil wrote:
Why opposition don't appreciate good deed of government? After all they are also citizen of country. If they have right to critisie and oppose government for their wrong deeds, than it is courtesy to appreciate for good deed.
That's an apt point you raised. A real opposition should think about the country and join the Ruling party in implementing the good measures planned by the Ruling party. Criticizing and opposing every good deed of the Ruling party shows the narrow minded trait of the Opposition. Such opposition is useless and such parties are a menace to the country.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Unprecedented Rains in Tamil Nadu.
anil wrote:
Situation is serious in Chennai. Peoples of Chennai is helping each other in very good manner. They show and proved that in time of crises we are one. Peoples are offering food and shelters.
I agree with you. Chennai has shown the world how people should behave during a crisis.Additionally, entire world has come forward to help the Chennai people in all respects.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Conflicts in Relationshiips.
Even people leading happy married lives for decades do have differences . They are like Storm in a Tea cup which definitely lead to strengthening the Marital bond, They are very common and shouldn't be made mountains out of mole hills.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
There is no dearth of pseudo secularists in this country.If an organization or individual speaks of Hinduism, they hit the ceiling as of they are the custodians of Secularism. These pseudo Secularists are more dangerous than Terrorist outfits. To save this country from such evils one should feel proud of being a citizen of Bharat and follow what Hinduism and what other organizations like RSS preach and practice.
10 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
The worst part is that in India illiteracy and lack of awareness play the pivotal role in forming an opinion. So, cashing these weaknesses is very easy and once an opinion is formed then it becomes doubly difficult to change it. RSS was/is projected as villain to the common men of India by a section of people and there lack of knowledge forced them to believe so because they never thought to cross check the received information.
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Compulsory Voting.
Public should be made aware of voting. They should be taught about the strength of vote.
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Even and Odd Numbers of the vehicles.
I think this decision is not practical. Delhi govt. should have first talked to traffic police that are they capable of checking numbers of vehicles as this decision requires more numbers of men in traffic police.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Conflicts in Relationshiips.
anil wrote:
usha manohar wrote:
anil wrote:
One of you step down because you have some conflicts or you are not agreed on some issues. Otherwise what is the need of step down. Noting is wrong in it. It is way of happy life. Get take agree or agreed.
In fact a little bit of conflict of interest adds spice to life , also no two people can ever have a perfect relationship since people are different and at some stage or the other some difference of opinion is bound to arise between the two ! If one person is constantly stepping down, with time that itself becomes a flash point..
Yes I am agree you. Kittle and be happy is way of life. One cann't eat always sweet. It is not possible that two person one thinking, so conflicts are common thing.
In fact according to psycho analysts having no difference of opinion or conflict is not a healthy trend because it shows that one of the partner is suppressing his or her real feelings which might explode one fine damage causing immense damage and shaking the very foundation of the relationship
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
Some politicians have spread myth about groups like RSS, that these groups are politically oriented and not help people anyway. But the truth is far away. People in groups like RSS are not only taught to respect others but are always ready to help people in disaster situation. The people who were talking about intolerance in India are on foreign trips, but RSS is helping people in Chennai.
10 years ago
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
There are ideological differences between different organizations. RSS is a fascist communal organization. But everything with them is not wrong. They also do many good things. It is not proper to use term like goons for them.
10 years ago
Manoj Kumar Lamba replied to the topic Same Voters List and Same Booths.
Yes many times people face problem when they not find their name in the voter list of their booth.
10 years ago
usha manohar replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
Here is a slap to those who call RSS communalists and goons!
http://www.thelotpot.com/i-was-so-terrified-by-seeing-the-rss-goons-all-rss-haters-read-the-article/
This has always been the case, in my own town we had a very violent communal riot, that took many innocent lives which was in fact the handiwork of the politicians . During that time we had curfew for 3 weeks all through the day and it was some Christian organisations along with the RSS who helped out in supplying milk, vegetables and other stuff since highways were all blocked and food supply became scarce and there was no petrol..
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Same Voters List and Same Booths.
You are right. In order to to facilitate a hassle free and effective polling to the electorate, Election commission has to ensure that the voters list and booths are the same.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Even and Odd Numbers of the vehicles.
Delhi high court said aptly that living in Delhi is like living in a gas chamber.. According to the statistics Delhi is the most polluted city in the world. Delhi is 5 times more polluted than Beijing. In such conditions, the decision of Delhi high court comes like a whiff of fresh air.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Same Voters List and Same Booths.
In our democratic system of working, we are asked to exercise our voting rights many times - in villages for the election of Panchayats/Gram Sabha, in urban areas, we elect for our Nagar Palika/Townships/Nagar Mahapalika/Municipal Corporations, at State level, we elect MLAs and for Parliament, we elect our MPs. We find that some time, the voters' lists and booths for each election are different. If someone has exercised his franchise in the election of the MLA for his area, he finds that his name is not there in the voting list prepared for the Gram Sabha election or booth where he had gone previously has now been changed to another one. The Election Commission must take over all the election proceedings in its hand to ensure that the voters' lists/booths for all elections are the same.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Compulsory Voting.
Voting should be made compulsory . But options should be given like E- Voting, a second chance for voting and virtual voting.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Even and Odd Numbers of the vehicles.
The Delhi Government has decided that from 1st January, 2016, only those auto-vehicles including 2-wheelers having even numbers will run on one day and next day, the vehicles having odd numbers will be permitted to run on the roads of Delhi. This decision will not apply to the ambulances and the vehicles required for emergency services. It is a good decision to reduce the pollution and traffic jams on the roads. Further it will help the public to use the public transport or share with others to reduce the consumption of the petro-products.The category of the vehicles required for emergency services must be restricted to the fire-brigade only. This rule must be made effective for all over India. However, if it is made out to be implemented strictly, it can boost the vehicle industry as those persons who may afford will try to get another vehicle having odd/even number to enable them to move on their choice.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Compulsory Voting.
For some time we have been witnessing that some eligible voters do not use their rights of voting during elections and after the results are out, they repent about the constitution of the government. So far the voting percentage has been 50 to 60% of the eligible voters who are about 65% of the inhabitants in the Country. It means that about 40% of the public exercise their voting rights and that 40% is further divided into various political parties/independents. If this is further divided to get a party having the largest seats, the representation goes down further and in result, the minority of the voters get the right to decide who will run the government. Here, the question of compulsory voting becomes relevant. If all of the eligible voters exercise their franchise, hope that a government with the majority back-up may rise. There may be some problems for some voters on account of their medical problems or they may not be near their voting booths at the time of the election due to their pre-occupation. For them, the Election Commission can arrange on-line voting or voting booth of their convenience.
10 years ago
Vinod Kumar Gulati created new topic Waiting Ticket holders in Train.
Waiting Ticket is now no more a valid document to entitle a passenger to undertake journey in the train for which that ticket was purchased. This arrangement has been made to reduce the loss being incurred by the Indian Railways as some passengers had been using the waiting tickets for journey and after completing the journey, they claim the refunds. With this provision, it has also been arranged that the waiting ticket holders may get refund within half hour before the train departs. Both the provisions have been made in interest of the Railways but can cause inconvenience to those genuine passengers who might have planned for the journey well in advance. At least, the railways can convert the waiting tickets into general tickets or treat them as general tickets if they are not confirmed/cancelled within half hour before the departure of the train from the station the journey was intended to be started at. Or, alternatively, the waiting tickets be converted into the next higher class or premium grade if the seats/births are available for that upgraded class/category.
10 years ago
anil wrote:
Why opposition don't appreciate good deed of government? After all they are also citizen of country. If they have right to critisie and oppose government for their wrong deeds, than it is courtesy to appreciate for good deed.
That's an apt point you raised. A real opposition should think about the country and join the Ruling party in implementing the good measures planned by the Ruling party. Criticizing and opposing every good deed of the Ruling party shows the narrow minded trait of the Opposition. Such opposition is useless and such parties are a menace to the country.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Unprecedented Rains in Tamil Nadu.
anil wrote:
Situation is serious in Chennai. Peoples of Chennai is helping each other in very good manner. They show and proved that in time of crises we are one. Peoples are offering food and shelters.
I agree with you. Chennai has shown the world how people should behave during a crisis.Additionally, entire world has come forward to help the Chennai people in all respects.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Conflicts in Relationshiips.
Even people leading happy married lives for decades do have differences . They are like Storm in a Tea cup which definitely lead to strengthening the Marital bond, They are very common and shouldn't be made mountains out of mole hills.
10 years ago
rambabu replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
There is no dearth of pseudo secularists in this country.If an organization or individual speaks of Hinduism, they hit the ceiling as of they are the custodians of Secularism. These pseudo Secularists are more dangerous than Terrorist outfits. To save this country from such evils one should feel proud of being a citizen of Bharat and follow what Hinduism and what other organizations like RSS preach and practice.
10 years ago
Shampa Sadhya replied to the topic Who is the real communalist?.
The worst part is that in India illiteracy and lack of awareness play the pivotal role in forming an opinion. So, cashing these weaknesses is very easy and once an opinion is formed then it becomes doubly difficult to change it. RSS was/is projected as villain to the common men of India by a section of people and there lack of knowledge forced them to believe so because they never thought to cross check the received information.
10 years ago